Stunning historic building, with classy modern rooms equipped with free WiFi and flat-screen TVs for low-key nights in.

Biz & leisure travelers alike will dig the free WiFi.

Gay-friendly Axel brand has a new home in the famous Barrio de las Letras, a boho ‘hood loaded with killer shops and amazing eats.

The outdoor pool takes vacay vibes to new heights.

Play your part in history at the most important square in the city: Plaza Mayor.

18th-century building preserves original features like the interior courtyard but keeps ya up to date with mod cons like free WiFi.

Suuuuper crazy-ultra-central home base in lovely Madrid, literally 50 giant steps from Puerta del Sol (someone counted!).

Retreat from the buzz to the whimsical rooftop for al fresco light bites & a cocktail (or two) dished up from an old-school food truck.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Stunningly gorgeous palace built in 1886, it sits just 5 minutes from Madrid's city centre.

Fabulously refurbished XVIIIth-century palace (that’s 18th for the Roman numerically challenged) – complete with stately marble pillars.

Spot-on location that’s literally on the Gran Via + strollable to cool spots like the Plaza España and the Royal Palace.

Natural lighting and wood flooring make it easy to forget you’re in a city.

Need to be in the beating heart of the city? This is your place.

The perfect starting point: you’re set literally on the famous Gran Via & mere steps to the metro.

Smack dab in the renowned Las Letras district & surrounded by stellar tapas bars, laid-back nightlife & artsy hotspots.

Located in Calle Goya in Madrid, in the heart of the Salamanca district, 5 minutes from the Retiro Park, the Prado Museum and Puerta del Sol.

The Puerta del Sol and the Gran Via are both within walking distance (how’s that for sightseeing-centric?).

Spot-on location in the heart near the Puerta del Sol, so you can easily get your sightseeing on.

Perched right on Calle de las Huertas, one of the most famous pedestrian roads, known for its literary significance.