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Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid stands at the cultural heart of the Paseo del Prado, where the splendor of the Belle Époque still shapes the city’s architectural memory, and continues that legacy through Mandarin Oriental’s characteristically discreet and deeply polished approach to hospitality. Set at Plaza de la Lealtad 5, near the Prado Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, and Retiro Park, the hotel occupies one of Madrid’s most art-filled and historically resonant addresses. The building was originally conceived by Charles Mewès, who was also involved in the planning of the Paris Ritz, and later realized by Spanish architects Luis de Landecho and Lorenzo Gallego. Its recent large-scale restoration, led by Spanish architect Rafael de La-Hoz together with French design duo Gilles & Boissier, has allowed this landmark, first opened in 1910, to retain its historic grandeur while taking on a more contemporary and refined sense of residential comfort. The hotel offers 153 guestrooms and suites, where classical proportions, soft tones, carefully chosen materials, and bespoke detailing preserve the poise of old Madrid luxury while meeting the expectations of a modern high-end stay.

What continues to make the hotel so compelling is the way it sustains an exceptional standard across gastronomy, social life, and its most iconic settings. The culinary program is led by acclaimed chef Quique Dacosta, from Deessa, set in the Alfonso XIII Hall and awarded two Michelin stars, to Palm Court, beneath its glass canopy, where the hotel’s classic afternoon atmosphere lives on, and the intimate Champagne Bar, with just eight seats, where Champagne, caviar, and oysters are presented with almost ceremonial elegance. Here, dining becomes inseparable from the experience of staying. That is why the enduring appeal of Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid lies not only in its distinguished history, but in the way it reshapes Madrid’s artistic spirit, old-world refinement, and contemporary luxury into a style of living that feels timeless. It is especially well suited to travelers who want to stay at the cultural center of the city while experiencing the grace and grandeur of a classic European grand hotel.

Four Seasons Hotel Madrid is the brand's first property in Spain, set within Centro Canalejas — seven historic buildings unified into a single destination, the oldest dating to 1887 when architect José Grases Riera built the Palacio de la Equitativa. The site later served as the headquarters of Banesto before Estudio Lamela led a seven-year restoration preserving more than 3,700 original artefacts — Art Deco stained glass, gilded banisters, green marble columns and bank counters now repurposed as concierge desks. San Francisco studio BAMO shaped 200 rooms and suites in muted ivories and olive greens, with walnut wardrobes and marble bathrooms. Rooms range from 45 to 400 square metres; some span two levels, others open onto terraces with views across Madrid's terracotta rooftops. Puerta del Sol is steps away; the Prado, Reina Sofía and Retiro Park are all within walking distance.

Dani Brasserie crowns the rooftop, where three-Michelin-starred chef Dani García serves Andalusian cuisine in a Martin Brudnizki-designed space of vivid orange and olive green, the terrace commanding a panorama that has made it Madrid's most sought-after dinner seat. ISA Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, designed by AvroKO, pairs Chef Ignacio Vara's Asian-Mediterranean dishes with seasonal cocktails by Miguel Pérez, earning a Michelin Guide recommendation. El Patio in the lobby offers handmade pastries, freshly ground coffee and pre-lunch Vermouth. The spa stretches 1,450 square metres across four floors — Madrid's largest urban wellness centre, housing eight treatment rooms, a 14-metre indoor pool, sauna, steam room and a rooftop terrace, with a Rossano Ferretti Hairspa on the fifth floor. Nearly 1,500 artworks line the corridors and public spaces. This is a hotel where history is measured in the artefacts beneath your feet.

An early 20th century palace, lovingly and meticulously restored to create a beautifully styled, contemporary boutique property. Urso Hotel & Spa has 78 airy rooms and suites, a super slick spa with a water circuit and hammam, a fitness centre, a beautiful lounge bar and a restaurant. Surrounded by embassy buildings, independent boutiques, tapas bars and restaurants, the hotel is just a ten minute walk from Madrid’s famous golden triangle of art galleries.

Urso Hotel & Spa is a blend of early 20th century architecture and fresh, modern décor. The grand staircase with marble stairs, a wrought iron balustrade and stunning stained glass windows bring the original features back to life; while honey coloured wood flooring, ultra modern seating and large drum shaped lampshades are right up to the minute.

High ceilings in each of the 250 guest rooms create a calming sense of space, and elegant décor includes thick handmade carpets and glass lamps. In the marble bathrooms, you will find luxury Molton Brown toiletries and a bathrobe and slippers. Take in spectacular views of Retiro Park from private balconies on top floor rooms, or book a Superior room to access the exclusive Wellington Club, where canapés, cocktails, and a cigar cellar await.

The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid is situated in the heart of Madrid within the UNESCO-listed Paisaje de la Luz district. Originally built in 1912, it was one of Spain’s grandest and most historic hotels, now a landmark of luxury hospitality. Following an extensive two-year restoration that cost €90 million, the hotel has been reborn with 470 rooms and suites, beautifully reinterpreting its Belle Époque architecture and details such as the Sistine-style domed ceilings, glass mosaics, and marble finishes. A highlight is La Cúpula, the hotel’s iconic restaurant and bar set beneath a restored stained-glass dome, which hosts opera-themed brunches and live music on weekends. The stylish 27 Club cocktail bar draws inspiration from the literary salons of the 1920s, blending artistic installations with crafted cocktails to continue the hotel’s rich cultural narrative. Guest rooms seamlessly fuse classic elegance with contemporary comfort, featuring premium down bedding, marble bathrooms, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi up to 250 Mbps, and spacious suites offering views of the Neptuno Fountain.

Facilities include grand ballrooms, versatile meeting spaces, a 24-hour fitness center, spa services, valet parking, dry cleaning, and attentive concierge support. Perfectly positioned near the Prado Museum, Retiro Park, and Madrid’s famed Art Triangle, this distinguished address is now part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, recapturing aristocratic splendor while embracing modern style—delivering a sophisticated stay that unites culture, design, and vibrant social experiences in the Spanish capital.

On stately Paseo de la Castellana, InterContinental Madrid pairs a marble‑lined lobby and soaring arches with a discreet, central address near museums and luxury boutiques. Opened in 1953 on the site of a 19th‑century palace, Spain’s first international hotel now spans seven floors with 302 rooms and suites. Club InterContinental offers private check‑in, breakfast and all‑day refreshments, while a 24‑hour Technogym studio and an authentic Swedish sauna replace the pool with purposeful wellness.

Chef Miguel de la Fuente’s El Jardín celebrates seasonal Spanish‑Mediterranean cuisine; Art‑Deco Bar 49 pours afternoon tea, tapas and signature cocktails. Madrid’s most talked‑about Sunday Brunch lays out 200‑plus delicacies with live music. For celebrations, 16 daylight‑filled venues host up to 600 guests—recognised as Spain’s Best MICE Hotel at the 2024 World MICE Awards.

On Madrid’s elegant Paseo de la Castellana, Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid embodies a refined balance of contemporary luxury and timeless sophistication, standing as a landmark that seamlessly blends business convenience with urban style. Perfectly situated near the city’s financial district, art museums, and the exclusive Serrano shopping avenue, the hotel places guests within easy reach of the Royal Palace, Retiro Park, and the cultural pulse of Spain’s capital. Its 169 guestrooms and suites are designed with understated elegance, featuring warm wood tones, soft lighting, and fine stone finishes. Each room is outfitted with modern comforts such as Nespresso machines, smart TVs, and marble bathrooms, while select suites boast private terraces and whirlpool tubs overlooking the city skyline, exemplifying Hyatt’s signature sense of comfort and refinement.

Dining is at the heart of the experience. The two-Michelin-starred Smoked Room, led by acclaimed chef Dani García, presents a bold and intimate tasting menu centered on the art of smoke, fusing Mediterranean ingredients with avant-garde flair. García’s second venue, Leña Restaurant, redefines the traditional steakhouse through open-flame cooking and innovative presentation, celebrating the passion and creativity of Spanish cuisine. For a more relaxed atmosphere, Mery Bár offers a chic setting to enjoy champagne, cocktails, and light bites throughout the day. Guests can also enjoy a 24-hour fitness center, versatile meeting and event spaces, an executive lounge, and pet-friendly amenities, ensuring a seamless stay for both business and leisure travelers. With its prime location, world-class gastronomy, and Hyatt’s hallmark personalized service, Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid is more than a place to stay, it’s a cosmopolitan journey that captures the culture, cuisine, and contemporary spirit of Madrid.

Tucked away in Madrid’s elegant Chamberí district, Santo Mauro, a Luxury Collection Hotel, was once the private palace of the 19th-century Duke of Santo Mauro. This aristocratic residence has been meticulously transformed into a refined luxury retreat, blending historical grandeur with contemporary sophistication. The hotel is composed of three heritage buildings surrounded by verdant gardens and centuries-old chestnut trees, offering an atmosphere of secluded elegance. With only 49 guestrooms and suites, interiors are adorned with bespoke furnishings, marble bathrooms, and curated artwork—an exquisite fusion of neoclassical design and modern comfort.

Dining is a centerpiece of the experience: La Biblioteca, the hotel’s signature restaurant, is housed in the former duke’s library and serves Mediterranean cuisine with inventive Spanish flair. Guests may also enjoy alfresco meals on the garden terrace or intimate gatherings in the private wine cellar dining room. As part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, Santo Mauro offers a rare combination of privacy, heritage, and five-star service. Located just moments from Madrid’s most prestigious attractions—including the Salamanca district, Paseo de la Castellana, and the Sorolla Museum—it is an ideal sanctuary for travelers seeking art, culture, and timeless elegance.

In the vibrant heart of Spain’s capital, Thompson Madrid embodies the essence of modern urban luxury, blending contemporary design with the city’s unmistakable artistic energy. Perfectly positioned between Gran Vía and Puerta del Sol, the hotel stands amid Madrid’s premier cultural and shopping districts, just a short walk from landmarks such as the Royal Palace, Reina Sofía Museum, and the lively Malasaña neighborhood. Its 174 guestrooms and suites draw inspiration from mid-20th-century Spanish architecture, featuring natural wood, leather, brass, and soft marble details that evoke a refined yet contemporary ambiance. Many rooms offer balconies or floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the city’s rooftops and skyline, seamlessly capturing the rhythm of cosmopolitan Madrid.

Dining at Thompson Madrid celebrates the city’s rich culinary culture through a series of stylish, distinct venues. BAR/RA, the hotel’s gastronomic hub, hosts rotating guest chefs who reinterpret Spanish cuisine with inventive techniques and artistic flair. The Lobby Bar, with its marble counter and warm lighting, offers an elegant setting for champagne, cocktails, and light bites, while the Rooftop Bar & Terrace invites guests to take in panoramic views of the city alongside a seasonal open-air pool—an urban oasis by day and a lively social scene by night. Additional amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, versatile event spaces, and dedicated concierge services that ensure every stay is both effortless and inspired. With its unrivaled location, contemporary design, and the signature Thompson spirit of creative sophistication, Thompson Madrid is more than a place to stay, it is a journey into the cultural pulse, culinary artistry, and modern rhythm of the Spanish capital.

Offering 71 fully equipped rooms which combine tradition and design to ensure your utmost comfort, as well as a fitness room, meeting rooms and complimentary wifi throughout the hotel. Here, both business and leisure travelers will find everything they need to create a memorable experience. Relive the history and discover the city at Hotel Círculo Gran Vía. 

Nestled along the prestigious Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid, Rosewood Villa Magna is a refined urban sanctuary that seamlessly blends historical heritage with contemporary luxury. Originally opened in the 1970s as a classic city hotel, the property underwent a complete transformation and was reintroduced in 2021 under the Rosewood brand, embracing a design ethos that reflects both modern sophistication and aristocratic Madrid charm.

The hotel features 154 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, each inspired by the intimacy of a private residence. Soft color palettes, natural materials, and curated art pieces create a warm and inviting ambiance. Dining is a highlight, with Amós, helmed by acclaimed chef Jesús Sánchez, offering inventive cuisine rooted in Northern Spanish ingredients and traditions. Guests can also unwind at Tarde.O, the stylish bar, or enjoy artisanal pastries and tea at Flor y Nata. Signature Sense, A Rosewood Spa provides Moroccan hammam experiences, personalized treatments, and wellness facilities, offering a serene escape in the heart of the city. Just steps from the upscale boutiques of Serrano and cultural landmarks like the Prado Museum, Rosewood Villa Magna is a premier destination for discerning travelers seeking style, culture, and exceptional service in Madrid.

In the heart of Spain’s capital, Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid captures the dynamic spirit of the city with a seamless blend of contemporary design and historic charm. Set along the iconic Gran Vía, one of Madrid’s most vibrant boulevards, the hotel is just steps away from Puerta del Sol, the Royal Palace, and the Reina Sofía Museum, placing guests within easy reach of the city’s cultural landmarks, world-class shopping, and lively theatre scene. Its 159 guestrooms and suites are inspired by Madrid’s architectural rhythm and artistic soul, featuring warm wood accents, leather finishes, and soft lighting that create a sophisticated yet relaxed urban retreat. Select rooms offer private terraces overlooking the grand façades and bustling energy of Gran Vía, perfectly reflecting the Hyatt Centric brand’s balance of style and comfort.

Culinary experiences here celebrate the flavors and flair of modern Spain. The signature restaurant Hielo y Carbón showcases Mediterranean cuisine infused with Latin influences in a sleek, open-kitchen setting bathed in natural light. Ondas: Vermutería + Lounge serves as a social hub for locals and travelers alike, offering Spanish tapas, handcrafted cocktails, and aromatic coffee throughout the day. For unforgettable sunsets, the rooftop El Jardín de Diana pairs panoramic city views with champagne, cocktails, and light bites, capturing the essence of Madrid’s cosmopolitan allure. The hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, flexible meeting and event spaces, pet-friendly amenities, and personalized concierge services. With its unbeatable location, vibrant design, and contemporary elegance, Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid is more than just a place to stay, it’s an invitation to live and breathe the rhythm, culture, and culinary energy of Madrid.