Bedrooms:

Individual room: 6, Double room: 12, Special double room: 16, Junior Suite: 6, Suites: 11;
todas con heating, air-conditioning, king-size beds, internet access, ADSL, personal computer, flat screen TV, satellite TV, Canal Plus TV, radio, DVD player, work desk, safe, free mini bar, welcoming fruit basket, non-smoking bedrooms, bathrobe, hair dryer

Installations:

24 hour service, garage, garden, heated pool, WIFI zone, conference rooms with capacity for 100persons , gym, sauna, living room, business centre

Dining:

Café bar, Restaurant, Terrace

Smoking allowed:

Permitted in the rooms and in designated common areas.

+ non-smoking bedrooms

Closed:

Open year round.

Manager:

Fernando Bodelón

THE WORST:

Acoustic problems have not yet been completely resolved; sounds filter through the walls, however noises from off the street have been eliminated with the installation of double windows. The mansion, which has been declared a National Monument, is obligated to maintain the exasperatingly narrow and slow elevator in the white wing.

ROOMS WE RECOMMEND:

Of course, those that occupy the old stables of the mansion, transformed in duplex suits with their Italian marble fireplaces, antique prints, spider lamps, abstract paintings, vibrant colored bedspreads, and tasseled key chains like in the old days. More modern are the other rooms with their dark grey furnishings, white comforters, abstract paintings and a state-of-the-art flat screen Loewe televisions. The opening of the annex in the past year has encouraged the renovation of rooms, more accord with what is expected from such a distinguished edifice.

ROOMS WITH VIEWS:

Acoustic problems have not yet been completely resolved; sounds filter through the walls, however noises from off the street have been eliminated with the installation of double windows. The mansion, which has been declared a National Monument, is obligated to maintain the exasperatingly narrow and slow elevator in the white wing.

SURROUNDINGS:

Just down the street form the hotel, at a walking distance begins the Paseo de la Castellana From the Plaza de Castelar to Atocha stand some of Madrid’s most sticking monuments: the National Library; the Prado and Thyssen-Bornemizsa museums; the Centro Nacional de Arte Reina Sofía; the plazas of Colón, Cibeles and Neptuno; as well as the Botanical Garden. Along the same street as the hotel, one can discover and endless number of stately façades from the late 19th century.