Where to stay
Madrid Hotels
The address you pick decides the trip. Sorted by tier, with the rooms, the pools and the reason each property earns its place.
Luxury
Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid
KEY2 PickPaseo del Prado, Retiro
Belle Époque rooms overlooking the Prado or the private garden
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
A grand, museum-district base for a first stay in Madrid
- —Deluxe restaurant and garden terrace
- —Two-minute walk to the Prado
- —1910 building restored in 2021
Plaza de la Lealtad 5, 28014 Madrid
Hotel Wellington
KEY2 PickCalle de Velázquez, Salamanca
Classic Salamanca-district rooms, some with rooftop pool access
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
Bullfighting season and Salamanca shopping trips
- —Rooftop pool and terrace
- —Kabuki restaurant on site
- —Ten-minute walk to Retiro Park
Calle de Velázquez 8, 28001 Madrid
Boutique
Hotel Urban
Carrera de San Jerónimo, Centro
Design-forward rooms in a glass-and-steel tower above the Golden Triangle
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
Design-minded travellers who want to walk everywhere
- —Rooftop pool and CEBO restaurant
- —Egyptian and Papua New Guinean art collection
- —Steps from Congreso and Huertas
Carrera de San Jerónimo 34, 28014 Madrid
Gran Hotel Inglés
Calle de Echegaray, Huertas
Rooms inside Madrid's oldest hotel building, reopened in 2017
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
Couples who want the literary quarter on their doorstep
- —Rooftop bar over Huertas
- —Steps from the Prado triangle
- —Original 1853 façade
Calle de Echegaray 8, 28014 Madrid