Because we could live in their rooms all our lives… Here is the definitive list of the best hotels in Madrid. Because in addition to check-in!, these accommodations offer a multitude of gastronomic, cultural, wellness and leisure experiences suitable for guests and also for visitors.
Corner of the building that houses the Four Seasons Madrid hotel and chariots by the sculptor Higinio Basterra in the Banco de Bilbao building.
FOUR SEASONS (Seville, 3)
Its opening, after the worst months of the pandemic, breathed enormous optimism into the city. Months later, his revolutionary cocktail concept, Isa, the success of Dani's Brasserie on the roof and the feeling that he is a hotel in Madrid and for Madrid They have made it a classic. Their royal suite, of 400 m2, it is amazing.
Pictura, the bar at the Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid hotel.
MANDARIN ORIENTAL RITZ (Loyalty Square, 5)
The legendary hotel, witness to endless stories, lives a new and dazzling life at the hands of Mandarin Oriental. Sublimated luxury and a light that is pure Madrid thanks to the recovery of the central glass dome and the opening of the door from the Prado Museum. Quique Dacosta is in charge of the gastronomic management and they already boast a Michelin star with Deessa.
ROSEWOOD VILLA MAGNA (Paseo de la Castellana, 22)
The architect Ramon de Arana worked the miracle and his are the imposing façade and entrance that now welcomes the historic Villa Magna. BAR Studio signs the interior design of a hotel that you will always see full: its breakfasts, lunches and dinners at Las Brasas or Amós, its after-meals at Late or ... A complete success that has convinced the most demanding public: the local.
One of the entrances to the new hotel The Madrid EDITION.
THE MADRID EDITION (Celenque Square, 2)
Madrid needed an Edition. I needed that Ian Schrager he signed the rebirth of the city with his unique way of understanding luxury. An infinite roof terrace, the traveling kitchens of Enrique Olvera and Diego Munoz, its classic Punch Room for the nights... and everything in the heart of Madrid, so beautiful and that we so much wanted to see so modern.
One of the rooms at CoolRooms Palacio de Atocha.
ATOCHA PALACE COOLROOMS (Atocha, 34)
So discreet, so elegant and so relaxed at the same time, the first hotel of the seal Cool Rooms we fell in love at first sight. His reinvention of boutique concept It convinces as much as its very spacious rooms and its secluded interior garden, where you can enjoy the chef's dishes Nacho Garcia Canellada. Oh that hake omelette...
Would you get tattooed for love?
HARD ROCK HOTEL MADRID (Round of Atocha, 17)
Right in front of Reina Sofia National Art Center Museum, music never danced so close Picasso, Dali and Miro. Add a photogenic swimming pool, its varied gastronomic concepts, among which the private table of GreenRoom, and an urban and casual aesthetic with the stamp of the Hard Rock factory.
BLESS MADRID (Velazquez, 62)
Within the prestigious portfolio of The Leading Hotels of the World, this hotel succeeds in its mixture of elegant bourgeois style and traditional fun. In his way of living Madrid and luxury. To the tremendous success of wild restaurant Among the local public, there is a dream pool, sophisticated suites and a key location in the heart of the Barrio de Salamanca.
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UNIQUE (Claudio Coello, 67)
44 rooms, a gym, a charming interior garden and, the jewel in the crown, the restaurant Ramon Freixa, two Michelin stars and the hallmark of haute cuisine in Madrid. seal part Small Luxury Hotels, he has a brother that we love and you will love too, The Principal, with colossal views over the Gran Vía (Marqués de Valdeiglesias, 1)
The library, one of the jewels of the Madrid hotel.
SAINT MAURUS
After its recent and lavish renovation, the work of the interior designer lorenzo castle, this classic mansion in the Chamberí neighborhood look at the category A Luxury Collection Hotel from Marriott. Its impressive garden, the brand new kitchen of Rafael Pena and his team of Fracas and the feeling of being in an oasis in the middle of one of the most beautiful enclaves in Madrid do the rest.
Diana's Garden, Hyatt Centric Gran Vía (Madrid)
HYATT CENTRIC GRAN VIA (Grand Via, 31)
Your place if you want to soak up Gran Via and, even more, if you want to contemplate it from Diana's Garden, her secret bar on the tenth floor, an absolute delight. His Hielo y Carbón restaurant is a hit to sink your teeth into. Advance: Hyatt will open the long-awaited Thompson hotel this summer, first of the label in Spain and located in the nearby Carmen Square. All eyes – and stomachs – are on Nino Redruello, that will take care of the gastronomy both at street level and on its spectacular roof terrace.
VP PLAZA ESPAÑA DESIGN (Spain Square, 5)
Design and contemporary art are the raison d'être of this avant-garde and grand hotel. 214 rooms, more than 1400 m2 for conventions and meetings, the Biloba Spa and unparalleled views from the 12th floor, where the Gingko Restaurant & Sky Bar , join a perfect location in the renovated Plaza de España, just a few meters from the largest Zara in the world.
Madrid can become a destination thanks to the Palace of the Dukes.
GRAN MELIÁ PALACE OF THE DUKES (Slope of Santo Domingo, 5)
A beautiful Elizabethan façade welcomes you to this epitome of boutique hotels, situated next to the Royal Theatre and in one of the most romantic areas of Madrid. The kitchen of Torres brothers in two skies , together with the pleasant interior garden and the terrace with a swimming pool, sublimates the experience of one of the jewels of the Meliá group in the capital.
One of the representative facades of Barceló
URSO (Mejia Lequerica, 8)
Think about the hotel Marugal group equals only beautiful and well understood things. The proof is this discreet boutique hotel located in a representative building of Madrid's bourgeois architecture of the 19th century. Your spa, from Natura Bisse , and its wonderful restaurant, Media Ración, by the hand of beads, make it an infallible choice if you want to discover the coolest neighborhoods in the city, Chamberí, Malasaña and Salesas.
Gran Hotel Ingles, Madrid
GRAND ENGLISH HOTEL (Echegaray, 8)
The oldest hotel in the city, opened in 1886, its reopening was a great joy and an exercise in beautiful nostalgia thanks to its art deco decoration and how it has been able to integrate the codes of the new luxury in the lively Neighborhood of the letters. right in front of you the venice Y Chuka Ramen Bar, two must-see places.
The Canopy by Hilton pool.
CANOPY BY HILTON (Carlos Trias Bertran Square, 4)
The northern area of Madrid also exists and proof of this is this newcomer, a few steps from the imposing stadium Santiago Bernabeu which, let us not forget, is the most visited place in the city. Designed by Jaime Beriestain, It is the first hotel of the Hilton lifestyle line that lands in Spain.
The interior design is the work of Lorenzo Castillo.
ORPHILA (Orfila, 6)
The best kept hotel secret in the city and the first Relais & Châteaux (the second is the elegant Heritage Hotel Madrid , of the same owners). lorenzo castle has renewed the interior design of Orfila without losing the essence of Jaime Fierro to face this new era with the same savoir faire that has made it an eternal classic. The great Mario Sandoval, of Coke (two Michelin stars), is his executive chef, so be sure to try his proposals at Orfila's Garden. Yes, a garden. But don't say it, it's also (almost) secret.
Deluxe Terrace Room at Ocean Drive Madrid.
OCEAN DRIVE MADRID (Isabella II Square, 7)
At the close of these pages... another hotel was opening its doors. It is about landing in the capital of the chain created by Marc Rahola Matutes. casual atmosphere in Opera and gastronomic ambition with my sea, embers and rice under the baton of Rafa Zafra (Estimar), Carlos Bosch (Manero) and Luis Rodríguez (Casa Elías).
So far our route through the best hotels in Madrid, a list that we are sure will be expanded very soon.
This report was published in the number 151 of the Condé Nast Traveler Magazine Spain. Subscribe to the printed edition (€18.00, annual subscription, by calling 902 53 55 57 or from our website). The April issue of Condé Nast Traveler is available in its digital version to enjoy on your preferred device