Staying near Tribunal metro: hotels, nightlife and hills

Where to stay around Tribunal metro

Tribunal metro sits on Calle de Barceló in the Chueca and Justicia area of Centro, and the mapped hotels cluster close to it. Aparthotel Tribunal on Calle de San Vicente Ferrer is 99 m away, a 2-minute walk, and Madrid Central Suites on Calle de Apodaca is 125 m away, a 3-minute walk. Hostal CC Malasaña, on Calle del Espíritu Santo, is 207 m away, a 4-minute walk.

OpenStreetMap lists 17 hotels within 500 m of the anchor, so the choice is wide at walking distance. Ibis Styles on Calle de Manuela Malasaña is 317 m away, a 6-minute walk, and Petit Palace Santa Bárbara on Plaza Santa Bárbara is 413 m away, a 7-minute walk. Names and addresses are as tagged in OpenStreetMap and have not been verified, so check each property directly.

Metro and walking times from the anchor

The nearest metro is Tribunal itself, 0 m from the anchor and counted as a 1-minute walk. The data lists no line numbers for the station, so check the Metro de Madrid network map for the lines your plans need before you choose a block.

Walks here are estimates from the anchor, not routed journeys: straight-line distance multiplied by 1.3 and divided by 80 m a minute. Hotel-to-station times will differ with the street you leave from. Hostal Domínguez on Calle de la Farmacia and Eurostars Central on Calle de Mejía Lequerica are both 257 m away, a 5-minute walk, by that estimate.

The Museo de Historia de Madrid is 58 m from the anchor, and the Museo del Romanticismo is 185 m away, a 4-minute walk. Every sight in the data falls within 222 m, so short outings on foot are simple to plan, while longer links need a separate check.

Noise at night: what the map shows

Within 250 m of the anchor, OpenStreetMap maps 38 bars, 14 pubs and no nightclubs, 52 venues in all, which this guide's scale marks as high. The count is a mapped-venue proxy; it does not measure sound, so it cannot describe any street after dark.

The ring samples show where the venues sit. West maps 62, south 57 and south-west 56, while north-east maps 13, east 25 and north 27. South-east maps 38 and north-west 28. A hotel on the north-east or east side faces fewer mapped venues than one west or south, though the samples are compass points, not identified street corners. Ask the property which side its rooms face.

Hills and walking around Tribunal

Sampled elevation ranges from 665 m to 688 m, a 23 m spread across the ring. The anchor sits at 676 m, and the metro climb from the anchor is 0 m because the station is the anchor. That is a sampled range, not the climb on any particular route.

The lowest samples are west at 665 m and east at 666 m, and the highest is north-east at 688 m. Walking between the north-east and the west edges therefore crosses the full sampled range, but the data cannot say how gradual or steep any street is. Check your own route on a map if slopes matter to you.