Hi...I just booked an excellent rate of 69,55 euros a night for a double room at the Husa Serrano Royal in Madrid. It's a "doble paso a paso" rate indicated on their website . The hotel is a 4 star and the rate seems to good to be true for last Sept. Does anyone know what this term means? Am I going to end up in a broom closet? Thanks!

Just checked the website you mentioned and I must be going blind, I didn't see anything referring to "doble paso a paso" could you be more specific?

Initially it doesn't mean anything to me, hopefully someone else on the forum will be more helpful.

Hi Albert:
Thanks for trying to help. I actually got an answer to my question. The website I had visited was the husa hotel chain website. "Paso a paso" refers to a promotion the hotel chain is having on different properties. Wow, what a deal. I booked a double room at the Husa Serrano Royal for 69 euros a night in late Sept. This is a 4 star hotel in the Salamanca area of Madrid. Can't wait! Thanks again for trying to help. I really appreciate. Adios. Maria