The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid

Facing the majestic Neoclassical Neptuno Fountain, The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid, is ideally located in the heart of the capital, in UNESCO World Heritage site accredited as The Landscape of Light, an area of outstanding universal value, shaped by historic, cultural and natural importance. A short distance from the main museums of the city, the hotel is immersed in bohemian Barrio de las Letras neighborhood, which has long been associated with a rich literary and artistic tradition. The Palace is also steps from the Golden Mile shopping area and the high-end retail at Galeria Canalejas, an international icon in luxury shopping.

More than a century old, this landmark property has been meticulously restored, elevating its façade to its original 1912 splendor, giving it a distinctive operatic quality, the eclectic polychromic Parisian Belle Époque modernism and architecture.

The Palace offers 470 comfortable and handsomely furnished guestrooms and suites. Each room celebrates its legacy, while fully embracing the current mindset of the 21st century. Featured amenities include a business center, limo/town car transfer service and express check-out. Limited parking is available onsite.

The hotel is also a cosmopolitan social hub where gourmands can savor cuisine and drinks in a select choice of dining destinations. The gastronomic La Cúpula Restaurant, with its splendid custom-built oval bar and the new 27 Club, pamper the guests with a unique environment as well as a complete buffet breakfast, and exceptional dining, light bites, afternoon tea, premium drinks and tempting cocktails as well as in room dining.

Finally, the guest can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary WIFI access, beauty and massages treatment cabin and concierge services.

Westin Hotels & Resorts originated in 1930 from the creativity, ingenuity, and entrepreneurial spirit of a former vaudeville acrobat, a plumber, and two displaced brewers. (A complex story best left to inquisitive Googlers.) Although this motley crew has long since left the lobby, their innovative spirit lives on as one of Westin’s defining characteristics.