2 Best Hotels in Palacio, Madrid

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We've compiled the best of the best in Palacio - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

The Madrid EDITION

$$$$ | Pl. de Celenque 2, Madrid, Spain Fodor's Choice

The gargantuan alabaster spiral staircase, blue-felted billiard table hewn from solid marble, and rooftop infinity pool—the largest in Madrid—are the splashiest features at this Marriott property, even if the architect, minimalism mastermind John Pawson, put as much care into the guest rooms, which have all-white furniture and ceiling-height curvilinear headboards mirroring the hotel's 17th-century doorway. There are two celebrity-chef restaurants on site (Mexican by Enrique Olvera on the ground floor; Peruvian by Diego Muñoz on the roof), plus a lobby bar and a lounge where you can order a punch bowl in a pony-hair Jean-Michel Frank armchair. It's all scintillatingly current—and worth peeking into, even if an overnight stay isn't in the cards.

Pros

  • Serene spa and spacious gym with Technogym equipment
  • Exquisite Mexican breakfasts
  • Across from Las Descalzas Reales convent

Cons

  • Photo-snapping influencers left and right
  • In tourist central
  • Hit-or-miss food at Oroya restaurant
Pl. de Celenque 2, Madrid, Spain
91-954–5420
Hotel Details
200 rooms
No Meals

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Palacio de Los Duques Gran Meliá

$$$$ | Cuesta de Santo Domingo 5 y 7, Madrid, 28013, Spain

In this luxurious urban oasis with an expansive courtyard tucked behind Gran Vía, reproductions of famous Diego Velázquez paintings feature in every room. Don’t let the Elizabethan facade and Golden Age paintings fool you: Palacio de los Duques is a state-of-the-art property complete with Nespresso machines, Bluetooth speakers, and bedside thermostats rounding out the digs.

Pros

  • Dos Cielos, one of the city's best hotel restaurants
  • Underfloor heating and deep-soak tubs
  • Rooftop bar and splash pool

Cons

  • Rooms are less attractive than public areas
  • Overpriced in high season
  • No great views from rooms
Cuesta de Santo Domingo 5 y 7, Madrid, 28013, Spain
91-541–6700
Hotel Details
180 rooms
No Meals

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