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Evidence that Madrid is rivaling Barcelona as Spain's first city (with only the slightest hint of irony intended) is nowhere more obvious than in her hotel room stock, with a flurry of new places opening in the design-conscious bracket.
The classy AC chain added this 50-room early-20th-century palace at the end of 2004, slightly competing with its own Santo Mauro—though this one's got the...more
First appearances can be deceiving—51-room Santo Mauro is housed in a former Belle Époque palacete that suggests a conservative interior. But a...more
Set in a redone 19th-century building near the Plaza de Colón, in the trendy Salamanca district. The hotel's lobby, bar, and other public spaces have black...more
As an aristocrat, art curator, and interior designer, Doña Marta Medina is perfect for the role of hostess of one of the most gorgeous small hotels in...more
The Bauzá is one of Virginia Figueras's two masterworks in Madrid; the other is the Hotel de las Letras. Located in hip Salamanca near the museums, the...more
Once the 18th-century summer residence of the Cardenal Lorenzana, Archbishop of Toledo, this converted hostel is built on top of the old city and set within...more
The talented designer Virginia Figueras was behind De Las Letras, located in the center of town on a typical curved-corner city block. Not overgimmicked, the...more
The Hesperia's lobby is beautiful, done up in shades of warm orange with clean lattice work, lots of greenery, and wide-open spaces. You could sit for hours in...more
Out of all the city's new design hotels, this is the one that most carefully blends old and new, keeping an eye on its architectural past while still creating...more
This classically styled Relais & Châteaux boutique hotel in an 1880s mansion, located in a quiet residential area near Colon Square, has a relentless...more
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