Centro, Madrid
Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid
The aristocrat of European hotels
What it is
A palace that oozes with the elegance of timeless traditions.
What it isn't
Casual and laid-back (jacket and tie are required at all times).
What we think
As the city’s first true luxury hotel, the Hotel Ritz has retained its long-standing position as Madrid’s most famed hotel. Since its opening over a century ago, the property has remained the top meeting place for all of the city’s high-ups and celebrity visitors. Its location right next to the Madrid Stock Exchange has also made it a hub for the city’s political and business leaders. This grande dame stays true to its history with a style that exudes classic, over-the-top luxury. The 167 rooms and suites are decorated in this same classic belle epoque style with century-old rugs, tufted velour furniture and glimmering gold accents. Though the rooms will certainly make you feel like a member of the Spanish royal family, those looking for a more modern feel may find the rooms a bit tired and outdated. Also, though the standard and deluxe rooms start at about 270 feet, the suites, beginning at 430 square feet, are some of the larger rooms in the city.
You're here because
You want to experience a piece of Madrid’s history and be treated like the royalty that frequent the hotel.
The Moment
Sipping on your first glass of the bubbly Krug Clos du Mesnil in the hotel’s dedicated champagne parlor.
Restaurants & Bars
Breakfast - perfect backdrop for breakfast
Champagne Bar - a sparkling experience
Deessa - an unforgettable restaurant for Madrid's most iconic hotel
El Jardin del Ritz - fun al fresco delight
Palm Court - timeless dishes and afternoon tea
Pictura - unwind in style at the bar
Sunday Lunch - the most exquisite Brunch in Madrid
Location
The hotel’s convenient location is right next to the Madrid Stock Exchange and just a short walk from the renowned Prado Museum. The location is unrivaled.