Opened in 1886, Gran Hotel Inglés was the first in the city to offer electricity, telephones, and running water in its rooms. Today, its 48 Art Deco-inspired rooms feature plush beds and fine Egyptian cotton sheets. Guests can enjoy refined Madrid cuisine with a modern twist at Lobbyto, live performances, and a world-class spa at Le Max Club, complete with a gym and jacuzzi.

Located in the literary quarter Barrio de las Letras, Casa de las Artes blends art and modern comfort. Original Dalí works adorn its walls, while its rooms include Nespresso machines and premium bath products. Guests can savor traditional tapas, enjoy a private cinema inspired by classic Hollywood, and relax in refined surroundings.

Set on the famous Gran Vía, Brach Madrid combines sleek design with Parisian hospitality flair. Its 57 elegant rooms, some with private terraces, are paired with a restaurant serving Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavors. The spa features an indoor pool, oxygen therapy, and Chinese massage treatments, creating a blend of wellness and indulgence perfect for modern travelers.

With striking design and vibrant spaces, The Madrid EDITION redefines the luxury stay. Minimalist white rooms overlook historic landmarks, while lively restaurants and bars showcase world-class chefs. The rooftop is a standout, featuring lush greenery and Oroya, a Peruvian-inspired restaurant, offering a unique dining and lifestyle experience in the heart of Madrid.

Since 1910, The Ritz has hosted royalty and celebrities, from Grace Kelly to Salvador Dalí. Following its 2021 renovation, the hotel now perfectly blends history with modern luxury. Guests can dine at Deessa, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant led by Quique Dacosta, or relax in the hotel’s lush gardens and spa with an indoor pool. It remains the quintessential destination for those seeking heritage and refined elegance in Madrid.