12 Postcards
Experience unparalleled luxury at the Mandarin Oriental Madrid, where impeccable service meets stunning historic architecture, just steps from the Prado.
Pl. de la Lealtad, 5, Retiro, 28014 Madrid, Spain Get directions
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"Mandarin Oriental Ritz, a historic Belle Époque hotel, is located in Madrid’s Golden Triangle. It offers elegant rooms and extensive culinary options, including the Deessa restaurant, where chef Quique Dacosta presents exquisite creative dishes." - The MICHELIN Guide
"In Madrid, you’ll find Key hotels largely in historic 19th or 20th century facades. Places like Santo Mauro, in a former Duke’s 1895 neoclassical mansion, or the Ritz, a Belle Époque palace that dates back to King Alfonso XIII." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Its building is a monumental Belle Époque structure, and its location is within the famous Golden Triangle, with its three distinguished museums: Museo del Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofía." - The MICHELIN Guide
"More than a century after its founding by the legendary hotelier César Ritz, this Belle Époque palace remains central to the Spanish capital’s hospitality scene. King Alfonso XIII was instrumental to its establishment — and the architecture, both inside and out, is nothing short of monumental. The hotel’s rooms and suites, even today, are suitably old-world in their inspiration, though a 2021 renovation has ensured they’re anything but old-fashioned. The named suites, naturally, are the most ornate, and the most over-the-top luxurious; even the entry-level rooms, however, are first-rate in their comforts, and subtly modern in their details." - The MICHELIN Guide
"More than a century after its founding by the legendary hotelier César Ritz, this Belle Époque palace remains central to the Spanish capital’s hospitality scene. King Alfonso XIII was instrumental to its establishment — and the architecture, both inside and out, is nothing short of monumental. The hotel’s rooms and suites, even today, are suitably old-world in their inspiration, though a 2021 renovation has ensured they’re anything but old-fashioned. The named suites, naturally, are the most ornate, and the most over-the-top luxurious; even the entry-level rooms, however, are first-rate in their comforts, and subtly modern in their details." - The MICHELIN Guide
