The Westin Palace, Madrid

The Westin Palace, Madrid, built in 1912 at the request of King Alfonso XIII, was the largest and most modern hotel in the Spanish capital at the time. The hotel enjoys a privileged location in the heart of the “Art Walk,” connecting the Prado Museum, , the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection and the Queen Sofia Modern Art Museum, among other world-classALL museums and monuments. The exclusive “Golden Mile”, the most glamorous neighborhood of the city where many of high-end brands are situated,  Galeria Canalejas the new international icon of luxury shopping and haute cuisine,  and the historic district of the Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, and the Royal Theatre are also located nearby. Retiro Park, only a few steps away, is an oasis of calm in the heart of Madrid, the perfect place to make the most of your workout routine while travelling. Our 419 rooms are designed with the comfort of our guests in mind.  All rooms are magnificently decorated, maintaining the essence and elegance from the past, but incorporating the latest technological innovations to create a sense of home with a sophisticated touch. 51 spacious suites tastefully decorated and spectacular views exude turn-of- the century grandeur in a contemporary luxury style. The hotel has the largest five-star conference facilities in the heart of the Spanish capital; more than 2600 square meters divided into 20 independent conference rooms, both classic and modern, able to accommodate up to 800 guests. The Westin Palace, Madrid is a standard for luxury in Spain. Its service and dedication to guests has kept its legendary reputation intact for over a century. It is the meeting place of choice for national and international celebrities representing society, politics, culture and business The iconic art nouveau stained glass dome has borne witness to much of Spain’s history, and recent renovation projects have carefully preserved the architectural style. The hotel’s public areas display marvelous pieces of art, including three Flemish tapestries, the art nouveau chandelier, and the recently acquired carpeting.