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 Luxurious 19th-century palace |
Calle de Zurbano 36 Madrid, Madrid 28010 Spain +34 91 319 6900 http://www.ac-hoteles.com/ santo-mauro@ac-hoteles.com |
Enjoy the the comfortably furnished duplex rooms or apartments at this exclusive hotel that was created from the 19th-century palace originally built by architect Louis Legrand. It was home to the Duke and Duchess of Santo Mauro and later housed several foreign embassies before being converted into a hotel in 1991. The atmosphere is understated luxury and the service is excellent. The hotel's restaurant serves imaginative specialities from the Basque Country and Navarra regions in northern Spain. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern hotel with an excellent restaurant |
Pio XII, 34 Madrid, Madrid 28016 Spain +34 91 345 0450 |
This smart little three-star hotel offers a peaceful environment, elegant interiors, a garden terrace and excellent personal service. The bedrooms are simple and comfortable and have both satellite TV and telephone. You'll find it in the north of the city, just 15 minutes from the airport. Room service breakfast costs EUR11 & EUR13. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish central hotel |
Goya, 79 Madrid 28001 Spain +1 34 91 4357545 http://www.hotelbauza.com info@hotelbauza.com |
A sophisticated, avant-garde hotel this, for the bedrooms are comfortably and imaginatively decorated in pastel tones with elegant designer furniture. An open fire in the reading room is a welcome touch on cold winter evenings. It's located on a busy street in Salamanca district, surrounded by shops, bars, restaurants and banks and it's not far from Retiro Park. Prices do not include IVA (7%). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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With views over the Royal Palace |
Cuesta de Santo Domingo 5 In front of the Royal Theater Madrid, Madrid 28013 Spain +34 91 541 2800 http://www.hotelopera.com/inde... reservas@hotelopera.com |
All the bedrooms face onto the street and some have balconies with views of the Royal Palace, just 100m away. They're spacious, get lots of natural light and are decorated in a simple and welcoming fashion. In the hotel's restaurant - Café de la Ópera - the waiters sing arias as they serve your meal, accompanied by a pianist. There's no danger of getting bored during your stay with all the bars, restaurants, cinemas and shops in the vicinity. It's a compact, three-star, nine-story hotel that was built in 1964. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All your needs are taken care of |
Plaza Conde Valle Suchil, 5 Madrid 28015 Spain +1 34 91 4477000 http://www.hotelcondeduque.es condeduque@hotelcondeduque.es |
This stylish charming hotel offers spacious bedrooms equipped with all the latest technology to make your stay more comfortable. The luxurious bathrooms are furnished in marble. The location is unbeatable, hidden away in a green and quiet square between the old town and the modern city. Its attractive tearoom serves 40 different varieties of tea. In the evenings, you can enjoy live music in the cafeteria or dine on homemade Basque cuisine in the restaurant, La Vendimia. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the Heart of Madrid |
Calle de la Cruz 26 - 4° Piso Madrid 28012 Spain +34 91 521 1339 / +34 91 521 5612 http://www.hostaladriano.com hostaladriano@terra.es |
Situated in the heart of Madrid, this consists of two hotels - Hotel Adriano and Hotel Adria. The rooms are spacious and have all the basic amenities. These include a telephone, satellite television, a fridge, and Internet access. With the Royal Palace, Opera House, Reina Sofía Museum, Plaza Mayor and lots more attractions located close by, you can easily explore the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Refined and elegant |
Plaza de la Lealtad, 5 Madrid 28014 Spain +34 (0)91 701 6767 http://www.ritz.es comercial@ritz.es |
Inaugurated in 1910, this is the capital's most prestigious hotel, offering a combination of luxury and modern comforts. The rugs, carpets and wall-hangings were produced in the Royal Carpet Factory. The bathrooms are all furnished in marble, the starched linen sheets are hand-finished, and the furniture is stylish and antique. The location is unbeatable - close to Retiro Park, the Prado Museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. It has been a favorite with high-society and the diplomatic corps since it's opening. The excellent restaurant offers a special dish of the day and you can eat on the garden-terrace in summer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury and comfort in the centre of town |
Princesa, 40 Madrid 28008 Spain +1 34 91 542 3500 |
This is a comfortable and elegantly furnished five-star hotel with spacious bedrooms that receive lots of natural light. The accommodations, carpeted and decorated in clean, light tones, provide all the modern conveniences you could ever want. It's a fairly new building in the commercial heart of the city, not far from the old town, where large social events are expertly catered to. Buffet breakfast: EUR 15. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern and Majestic |
Plaza Santa Ana, 14 Madrid 28012 Spain 34 91 531 4500 http://www.mebymelia.com reservas.hardrockmadrid@ |
The Me Madrid, formerly known as the Hotel Reina Victoria, has undergone some serious renovations. Located on the once historic haunt of Spain's most famous matadors for over 60 years, it has taken a 180 degree turn in style. Fashionable and chic decor has replaced the classic Spanish motif of the interior, and elaborate bars and restaurants have been added to ensure a booming social center in this rockin' bubble. The sleek design of the rooms feature contemporary furniture, maxi bars, and spectacular views of the Plaza Santa Ana or Plaza del Angel. If you want to experience a more rowdy side of Spain, this is the place to be. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dates from early 1900s |
Calle de Barbieri 5 Madrid, Madrid 28004 Spain +34 91 522 4630 |
This one-star hotel is very popular with British tourists in particular. The building dates from the early 1900s and many of the bedrooms are period pieces. Each of them is decorated in a different style. Room 120 is covered in 1920s frescoes and room 127 is furnished with antiques from the same period. King Alfonso XIII once stayed here. It offers good value for money and a great location, close to Gran Via and Plaza de Chueca, with its gay cafes and bars. The bar-cafeteria serves breakfast for EUR3. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the busines district |
José Abascal, 47 Madrid 28003 Spain +1 34 91 4410015 http://www.nh-hoteles.es/busqu... nhabascal@nh-hoteles.es |
You'll be impressed by this four-star hotel's spectacular neoclassical façade. The bedrooms and public rooms are luxurious, decorated with designer furniture and authentic works of art. The surrounding area is full of good bars and restaurants. La Folie discothèque, popular with the jet-set, is just round the corner. It's in an up-market area close to Paseo de la Castellana and the smart shops on Calle Serrano. From here, you have easy access to the rest of the city. The hotel opened in 1998 and is in the Gold Series category. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Perfect location for business meetings |
Calle del Padre Damián 23 Madrid, Madrid 28036 Spain +1 34 91 353 7300 http://www.nh-hotels.com/porta... nheurobuilding@nh-hotels.com |
This modern, 15-story hotel offers excellent accommodations and conference facilities. In fact, many political and social clubs use it as their headquarters. The bedrooms are comfortable and functional. It's located in the city's center, close to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home of the Real Madrid football team. The hotel's nightclub, Monet, attracts lots of local celebrities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Neoclassical building by the art galleries |
Paseo del Prado, 48 Madrid, Madrid 28014 Spain +34 91 429 6629 http://www.hotelnhnacional.com/ info@hotelnhnacional.com |
If you're here to visit the art galleries, this four-star hotel is a good choice. It's a beautiful neoclassical style building located opposite the Reina Sofía Gallery. The two other major art galleries - Prado Museum and Thyssen Museum - are within easy walking distance. The comfortable and elegantly decorated bedrooms all have stylish parquet floors. Those on the seventh floor have terraces as well. Atocha railway station is just a stone's throw away and you could spend an enjoyable afternoon in the nearby botanical gardens. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Next to IFEMA Trade Centre |
Calle De Amsterdam 3 Madrid 28042 Spain +1 34 91 721 1818 http://www.novotel.com h1636@accor.com |
You'll find this modern hotel located just 100m from the IFEMA Trade Centre. It offers large, comfortable, well-furnished bedrooms, and has been designed to cater for all sorts of social and business events as clients can take advantage of the fully equipped business centre. Golfers can spend their free time at the nearby 18-hole Olivar de la Hinojosa course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury hotel in a swanky area |
Miguel Angel, 29-31 Madrid 28010 Spain +1 34 91 4428199 http://www.occidental-hoteles.... hma@occidental-hoteles.com |
You'll enjoy some of the most luxurious facilities available in this superb five-star hotel opposite Paseo de la Castellana, in the middle of the capital's financial and business district. Renovated in 2000, the spacious bedrooms are equipped with a range of modern furniture and conveniences to make a visit exceptionally comfortable. The executive floor has personalized services, and the business centre provides up-to-date communications technology. Senior politicians, along with the rich and famous are frequent visitors. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For those who like true luxury |
Orfila, 6 Madrid 28010 Spain +1 34 91 7027770 http://www.hotelorfila.com hotelorfila@sei.es |
A small, 19th-century palace converted into a five-star hotel, this is an exclusive place to stay, right in the heart of this cosmopolitan city. The bedrooms and public rooms have all been decorated with attention to detail to recreate the style and luxury of a period upper-class home. The original façade, entrance hall and main staircase have all been restored, and it's furnished with valuable antiques dating from the 1800s. Open since 1999, it has an enviable location on a quiet central street. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In Puerta del Sol |
Calle de Alcalá 2 Madrid, Madrid 28014 Spain +34 91 521 6496 |
Its big selling point is its location by Puerta del Sol, the exact centre of the city. This two-star hotel is surrounded by a lively area full of bars, restaurants, shops and banks. Some of the bedrooms overlook the square and they're all comfortable and furnished in traditional style. Dating back to 1872, it's one the oldest hotels in Madrid and has benefited from several renovations. You can easily walk from here to Plaza Mayor, Gran Vía and the Palacio Real. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In a central location surrounded by green spaces |
Marqués de Urquijo, 4 Madrid, Madrid 28008 Spain +34 91 548 1900 http://www.hotel-tirol.com info@hotel-tirol.com |
You can take advantage of all the nearby parkland and the hotel's own lovely garden-terrace if you stay here in summer. As for the bedrooms, they're large, simple and comfortable, but by no means luxurious. It's a centrally located three-star hotel close to the old town. You'll find great shopping in the Corte Inglés department store opposite and popular bars with outdoor terraces on Paseo de Rosales round the corner. You can easily get to visit the rest of the city from here by public transport. The staff are exceptionally friendly. Buffet breakfast is included in the room rate. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stay in a palace in the old town |
Cuesta de Santo Domingo 5 Madrid 28013 Spain +34 91 5416700 http://www.solmelia.com/cgi-bi... ambassador@trypnet.com |
There are not many places like this in Madrid. Your stay will be an exclusive and exceptional experience. It's a converted palace in the heart of the historic city centre, just a stone's throw from the Royal Palace. It dates from 1850 and belonged to the Dukes of Granada de Ega. Fortunately, the building's original structure has been maintained and you can enjoy features like the arcaded interior courtyard, the stone-flagged floors and the wrought-iron work on its balconies. As you would expect, the bedrooms are spacious and elegantly furnished in an old-fashioned style. The hotel bar is attractively decorated with lush tropical plants. It's just a short walk from here to Gran V and all its cinemas, theatres, shops, bars and restaurants. Buffet breafast: EUR 12.02 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic hotel offering good value for money |
Calle Gran Vía 25 Madrid 28013 Spain +34 91 5221121 http://www.solmelia.com/cgi-bi... granvia@trypnet.com |
During the Spanish Civil War, famous newspaper correspondents like Hemingway, Orwell and Malraux all stayed in the simple, comfortable and brightly lit bedrooms offered by this traditional three-star hotel. It has an ideal central location on Gran V surrounded by shops, bars, restaurants, theatres, cinemas and historic monuments. It's close enough to walk to Plaza de España, Puerta del Sol, the Palacio Real and the Teatro Real. The building itself dates from 1925. Buffet breafast: (EUR 9.01). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish luxury accommodation for executives |
Paseo de la Castellana, 22 Madrid, Madrid 28046 Spain +1 34 91 587 1234 http://www.villamagna.park.hya... villamagna@hyattintl.com |
This is one of the capital's most sophisticated and luxurious five-star hotels. Despite the modern façade, the interior is decorated in the style associated with Carlos IV's reign. The bedrooms have been designed to provide lots of light, warmth and comfort, as well as modern conveniences. The furniture is of the highest quality and works of art adorn the walls and public spaces. It is located in the shopping center, on Calle Serrano, close to El Corte Inglés department store. The hotel restaurant, Le Divellec, offers superb seafood; there is also a trendy piano bar with live music. Scheduled to reopen in October 2008. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For an unforgettable stay |
Plaza de las Cortes, 10 Madrid 28014 Spain +1 34 91 4203767 http://www.derbyhotels.es/hote... info@derbyhotels.es |
You're surrounded by a marvelous collection of artwork wherever you turn in this elegant and luxurious five-star hotel. The old-fashioned building itself is a work of art. The bedrooms are spacious and fully equipped. It stands opposite the Parliament building and within walking distance of the Prado Museum and Thyssen Museum. Huertas's lively bars and restaurants are just a stone's throw away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live like a king |
Plaza de las Cortes, 7 Madrid, Madrid 28014 Spain +34 (0)91 360 8000 http://www.westinpalacemadrid.... Reservations.Palacemadrid@westin.com |
The rich and famous have always been attracted to this elegant and exclusive hotel. The large and luxuriously furnished bedrooms are comfortably decorated. There are even extra-luxurious suites for the most demanding clients. Join the jet set for drinks or dinner in the bar, the restaurant or the glass-domed rotunda. The building itself is an example of classical French design that opened as a hotel in 1912, located in between the Prado Museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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