NYX Hotel Madrid by Leonardo Hotels
4 StarsEclectic urban art concept, Rooftop plunge pool and terrace
Eclectic urban art concept, Rooftop plunge pool and terrace
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Traditional Spanish gastronomy
Modern boutique industrial concept, Quiet neighborhood setting
Modern coliving in Chamberi, Proximity to Bilbao Metro station
Iconic Puerta de Toledo views, Artistic Madrid-themed interiors
A la carte dinner service, Modern design with a striking facade
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The Observatory panoramic restaurant, Liquid outdoor swimming pool
Modern minimalist design concept, Dedicated fitness studio
Popularity is determined by the total number of guest reviews of this accommodation compared to all others of the same type and star class in Madrid, Spain
Panoramic 360-degree rooftop terrace, Seasonal outdoor plunge pool
Historic building accommodation, Proximity to Lope de Vega Theater
Quiet internal courtyard rooms, Romantic outdoor rooftop terrace
Valdebebas Park green views, Outdoor swimming pool and bar
Efficient transit to Legazpi, Secure on-site surface parking
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Rooftop pool and solarium, Authentic local gastronomy
Royal Palace and Temple of Debod, Asian-fusion dining at Yum House
Rooftop terrace with city views, Soundproofed urban sanctuary
Triple room configurations, Modern city-view balconies
Secure on-site private parking, Modern budget-friendly hub
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site private parking
Relaxing spa and sauna access, Versatile event and meeting spaces
On-site courtyard parking, Modern budget-friendly guest house
Private city-view terraces, Theater district proximity
Sép7ima rooftop terrace views, Dedicated on-site barbershop
Contemporary Cafe Europa terrace, Versatile family room options
Diverse on-site dining options, Well-equipped fitness center
Futuristic capsule-style accommodation, Proximity to Plaza de España
In-house cinema room, Historic nineteenth-century palace setting
Panoramic private terraces, Historic nineteenth century facade
Central Madrid attractions access, Dedicated guest parking
Compact on-site fitness studio, Tetuán district local immersion
Convenient private garage, Storybook-themed boutique concept
Quiet courtyard retreat rooms, Traditional balconies with city views
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of Europe’s great cities. It elegantly combines a laid-back vibe with the hustle and bustle of modern life. It is famous for its beautiful buildings and stunning parks as well as offering a rich cultural heritage thanks to outstanding museums like the Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza. Many visitors arrive via Madrid-Barajas Airport, located a 25-minute drive outside the city centre. There are cheap hotels near the airport for those arriving late at night, and stunning historic hotels in the city.
Open on Sundays and public holidays, El Rastro flea market on Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores is great for souvenirs and curios. A 15-minute walk from there, Gran Via, or Great Road, is one of the main thoroughfares in Madrid and a very popular tourist destination with its theatres, cinemas, restaurants, high-end shops and nightclubs. The architecture here is particularly stunning with many of the buildings showcasing Art Deco, Beaux-Arts and Art Nouveau styles; a good example is the Metropolis Building which features a golden angel at the foot of its dome. There are plenty of accommodation options in this area too, ranging from traditional hostales to luxurious hotels. Nearby, department store El Corte Inglés on Calle de Carmen is a must-see. As well as offering a huge range of products it also features an excellent restaurant with great views over the city. At the far end of Gran Via is Plaza de España, a popular night-time spot with its beautifully illuminated fountain.
Known as the Golden Triangle, the three museums in the Retiro district of Madrid, namely the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofia (Queen Sofia), are an essential visit; between them, their collections cover an impressive range of styles and periods. Opened in 1819, the Prado is a stunning Neoclassical building designed by Juan de Villanueva. Its initial aim was to showcase the best of Spanish art by the likes of Diego Velázquez and Francisco Goya. Over the years, the collection has become international including works by El Greco, Titian and Hieronymus Bosch amongst others. The Reina Sofia offers a different perspective, focusing entirely on modern art from the 20th-century with works by Picasso and Dali. Picasso’s powerful Guernica is a highlight of the collection. Finally, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum provides a more varied collection of European artists, many of which aren’t represented in the other two museums. Styles covered include Renaissance, Rococo and Baroque as well as Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
Real Madrid is regarded by many as Europe’s greatest football team thanks to its 11 European Cup / Champions League victories as well as numerous Spanish La Liga titles and other trophies. Los Blancos (the whites) play at the magnificent Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, to the north of the city centre, which can hold over 80,000 fans; the atmosphere at a game is electric with the Madridistas, a nickname for the Real Madrid supporters, very passionate, expecting nothing but the best from their players. If it’s not possible to attend a game, the next best thing is to take a tour of the stadium: visitors get to see the dressing room, dugouts, press room and have their picture taken in front of all the trophies! If possible, try to book ahead to avoid the long queues. Several restaurants serving great tapas dishes and other local delicacies can be found around the stadium, there is also a good selection of budget hotels in the area too.
The Royal Palace, located in the east of the city close to the River Manzanares, is an official residence of the Spanish Royal Family mainly used for state occasions; they instead prefer to live in the smaller Palace of Zarzuela outside Madrid. The Royal Palace has a staggering 3,418 rooms and visitors can choose to make their own way through the stunning interior or alternatively opt for a guided tour. Highlights include the Royal Armoury with antique suits of armour and the Royal Pharmacy which displays numerous phials and fascinating medical memorabilia. To the front of the palace is Plaza de Oriente and to the side Sabatini Gardens: both display various monuments and statues of the Spanish kings. To the rear, the amazing Campo del Moro Gardens offers tranquillity and beautiful views of the Palace. Also in the area, the imposing Roman Catholic Almudena Cathedral is worth a visit and the Royal Theatre on Plaza de Isabel II is the place to catch an operatic performance.
Madrid is a city blessed with gorgeous parks and open spaces. Located next to the Prado is the Royal Botanical Garden, founded by King Ferdinand VI in 1755. It features bonsais and cacti and houses a herbarium with over a million specimens. Buen Retiro Park is another of Madrid’s stunning parks, also located near the Golden Triangle. Here, there are lovely lakes where rowing boats can be hired and ducks can be fed. There’s also the magnificent Crystal Palace which displays plant species from former Spanish colonies. If there’s still time, other attractions worth visiting in Madrid include the Sorolla Museum and the National Archaeological Museum. Joaquín Sorolla was a Spanish impressionist artist who spent the last years of his life in this beautiful house which now showcases many of his paintings. The National Archaeological Museum features an immense collection of Iberian, Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities. This area also offers several high-end hotels to choose from.
August is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Madrid, with typical prices around $148 per night based on 49,123 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Madrid are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $277 per night.
Hotel prices in Madrid usually range from $87 per night to $468 per night, with typical prices around $188 per night.
Hotel prices in Madrid are typically lowest in August at around $148 per night, rising to around $277 per night in October.
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In Madrid, you might want to check out Hotel Riu Plaza Espana, Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid, Hotel Europa, Senator Barajas. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Madrid, you might want to explore Eurostars Madrid Tower, Hotel Puerta America, Meliá Madrid Princesa, The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Madrid with your family, you could look at Hotel Riu Plaza Espana, Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid, Hotel Europa, Senator Barajas. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Senator Barajas, Ilunion Atrium, Only YOU Hotel Atocha, Hard Rock Hotel Madrid could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Madrid, check out Hotel Liabeny, Eurostars Madrid Tower, Meliá Madrid Princesa, Barceló Torre de Madrid – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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