3 Best Hotels in Moncloa, Madrid

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Barceló Torre de Madrid

$$$ | Pl. de España 18, 28008, Spain

A jewel box of glowing lights, harlequin furniture, and gilded mirrors, the soaring Barceló Torre de Madrid opened in 2017 and remains one of the trendiest hotels in town. Jaime Hayón, the Madrid-born designer behind the property’s idiosyncratic interiors, strikes a balance between playfulness (zebra-striped bear sculptures) and drama (photos of flamenco bailaoras with piercing eyes). Guest rooms are as striking as the public areas, and many feature views over the newly renovated Plaza de España. 

Pros

  • Cutting-edge design by local artists
  • Sleek pool and spa area
  • Excellent Somos restaurant

Cons

  • Feels understaffed
  • Limited pool hours
  • Confusing elevators
Pl. de España 18, 28008, Spain
91-524–2339
Hotel Details
256 rooms
No Meals

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Dear Hotel

$$$ | Calle Gran Vía 80, Madrid, 28013, Spain

Catty-corner to Plaza de España, Dear Hotel is a sleek urban property with an exclusive feel. All of its homey, minimalist rooms—think blond woods, blindingly white sheets, and square wall molding—look out onto Gran Vía and flood with natural light; some boast street-facing patios with lounge chairs. Fun fact: The hotel was the backdrop for C. Tangana's award-winning music video for the song "Tú me dejaste de querer."

Pros

  • All rooms face out
  • Swanky rooftop bar with 360-degree views
  • Scandi-chic furnishings

Cons

  • Tiny pool
  • No gym or spa
  • Cramped lobby
Calle Gran Vía 80, Madrid, 28013, Spain
91-412–3200
Hotel Details
162 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Indigo Madrid – Princesa, an IHG Hotel

$$ | Calle del Marqués de Urquijo 4, Madrid, 28008, Spain

This bright budget option is situated in the heart of residential Argüelles, steps from the bustling shopping street Calle de la Princesa. The hotel's colorful rooms pop with patterned textiles, vibrant throw blankets and pillows, and modern light fixtures. Smart TVs, in-room Nespresso machines, a contemporary Spanish restaurant, and a (rather basic) gym round out the offerings.

Pros

  • Five-minute walk from Parque del Oeste
  • Cheery decor
  • Rain showers

Cons

  • Poor soundproofing
  • So-so breakfast
  • Basic bathrooms
Calle del Marqués de Urquijo 4, Madrid, 28008, Spain
91-548–1900
Hotel Details
101 rooms
No Meals

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