Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid

Location
A baroque palace in the heart of Madrid’s ‘Golden Triangle’, Hotel Ritz is within walking distance of the city’s major cultural, business, shopping and dining venues.
Built in 1910, this belle époque palace established Madrid as one of the truly great European cities.

Rooms
With 162 rooms including 42 suites. Original wall panelling, precious antiques, delicate brass ornaments, Oriental ceramics, sparkling crystal chandeliers, 19th-century clocks and valuable paintings leave guests in no doubt that they are staying in a hotel of great tradition, one of the finest in Europe.

King, queen, double or twin beds are available, boasting exquisitely crafted bed-heads often embellished with the Royal Crown. Original panelled walk-in wardrobes, soundproof windows ensure that, despite being in the vibrant heart of the city, all guests enjoy undisturbed rest.

Naturally all rooms and suites are equipped to meet the needs of today’s most discerning traveller. The expansive, white marble bathrooms are, in many cases, lit by natural daylight and offer separate showers. For those who need to work there are ample desks and Wi-Fi connection.

It’s the small touches that count, which is why laundry is placed in pristine piqué cloth bags and returned in wicker baskets. If it rains, there’s a smart Hotel Ritz, Madrid umbrella in every room, as well as leather clothes brush to spruce up your suit. There are even mini bathrobes for children.

•120 and 42 suites, all individually designed
•Views over Prado Museum, hotel gardens, Neptune Fountain or Plaza de la Lealtad
•A number of rooms benefit from French balconies
•Exceptional features include handcrafted Spanish carpets, antiques, paintings, panelled walk-in wardrobes, white marble bathrooms
•Range of king, queen, double and twin beds available
•Wi-Fi and generous desks in each room
•Soundproof windows

Dinning areas
Goya Restaurnat, The Terrace and our Garden
One of the best restaurants in Spain, expect flawless fine dining in a magnificent atmosphere at Goya. The high ceilings and huge chandeliers give the restaurant an air of old-world opulence, and the food is equally impressive. Chef Jorge Gonzalez’s menu is a spectacular mix of classic Spanish delicacies and avant-garde creations, influenced by French and Basque cuisine. With attentive service and a superb selection of wines, Goya Restaurant is the epitome of fine dining in Madrid.
During the summer months (and in Spring and Autumn when weather permits), the shaded terrace and manicured gardens of the hotel are transformed into magical, candlelit dining venues. The Goya Restaurant opens its terrace, where marble tables with crisp linens offer elegant al fresco dining. The gardens are a relaxed and romantic destination for late night drinks and informal tapas.

The Hall
Come early evening, traditional afternoon tea and light refreshments are served in the majestic The Hall. Enjoy a selection of freshly prepared sandwiches, pastries and English scones, accompanied by jams, clotted cream and a wide variety of teas. The soothing sounds of a pianist, harpist or classical Spanish guitarist will delight in the background.

Krug Bar
The Krug Bar at Hotel Ritz is the perfect place to enjoy the excellence, personality and legendary taste of Krug Champagnes. Beautifully crafted wood panelling and luxurious furnishings create a warm and inviting space. A destination on the rise for guests who enjoy the finer things in life, the new bar is set to bring the legendary champagne house closer to its devotees. Savour a glass of the mythical Krug Clos du Mesnil (minimum three glasses). A superb selection of caviar, Iberian ham and Daniel Sorlut oysters are also available.