Simple rooms that are simply comfortable.

20th-century building effortlessly blends classic comfort with mod cons like free WiFi.

Less than a 5-min walk from the metro for easy access to shops, restaurants and must-see sights.

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

A shuttle service takes the hassle out of airport transfers.

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.

Chronic under-packers can freshen up with the in-house laundry.

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

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.

Up for an adventure? El Retiro park and the Paseo del Prado are an easy stroll. Solarium and outdoor pool welcome you back.

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

Free Internet for those who get itchy at the thought of going WiFi-less.

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

Sumptuous style mimics an 18th century palace, with giant chandeliers, inlaid wood furniture and loads of marble.

Superb mattress, air-con and blackout curtains for that perfect sleep

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

The rooftop boasts plenty of shaded seating and a pool(!). Also onsite: a wellness center with a hydrotherapy pool, spa & more.

Less than a 10-min walk from Las Ventas Bullring and just steps from the metro for easy access to the city centre.

19th-century building, 21st-century style – tucked in the lovely Salamanca district (boutiques, boutiques, boutiques).

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

Royalty slept here: the hotel is a restored palace that once served as a home to the Marquis of Quintanar.