Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid

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4 Apr

Madrid, Spain

Join royalty, dignitaries and luminaries at this Belle Époque palace in the famous Golden Triangle of Art

For over 113 years, Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid has hosted royalty, dignitaries and some of the most distinguished guests from around the world. This spectacular property is the epitome of luxury and excellence.

After undergoing the largest renovation in the building’s history, the original Hotel Ritz, Madrid reopened as Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid. Renowned Spanish architect Rafael de La-Hoz and internationally acclaimed French designers Gilles & Boissier worked on the project, creating a hotel, which exudes elegance and luxury, offering the finest accommodation in the city.

With 100 elegantly designed rooms and 53 spacious suites, the hotel offers a choice of accommodation ranging in size from 29 to 188 square metres. Spread over the top six floors of the hotel, the decor exudes a classic-contemporary feel with a soothing colour palette, luxurious fabrics and modern design accents. Views stretch out over the city, with some rooms and suites overlooking the Prado Museum.

The renovation introduced two new Mandarin & Ritz Suites located in the turrets of the top floor. These, along with the Presidential and Royal Suites, provide the most exclusive accommodation.

As a gastronomic destination, Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid cements its reputation in Deessa, the hotel’s signature restaurant awarded two Michelin stars, by esteemed Spanish chef Quique Dacosta.

Set underneath a stunning glass-domed ceiling, the Palm Court offers two alternative dining destinations. Serving continental breakfasts, light lunch plates, afternoon tea and light evening dinner menus, Hall Alto acts as a meeting place for guests and visitors alike. The hotel’s second main restaurant is located in Hall Bajo. Operating a relaxed bistro concept, diners may enjoy classic Ritz dishes served with a contemporary twist.

Pictura, the hotel’s bar, provides a luxurious experience, serving an extensive cocktail menu alongside tapas and a choice of artisanal beers. In addition, guests can enjoy the refined atmosphere of the Champagne Bar, situated near Hall Bajo, or head outside to make the most of the El Jardín del Ritz. Serving al fresco drinks and seasonal relaxed dining, it has its own outside bar and relaxed seating with a menu designed by Quique Dacosta.

The hotel also provides a choice of meeting and banqueting facilities suited to both business and leisure events. The hotel also offers unique Mindful Meetings packages.

A state-of-the-art wellness centre provides guests with an escape from urban life, focusing on their wellbeing with a new indoor swimming pool, a vitality pool, experience showers, a complete fitness centre and a treatment room to restore your mind, body and soul.

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Exclusive Tastes

Mandarin Oriental is known for its authentic insider experiences that take guests deeper into the local culture. With the Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid’s Behind Closed Doors Gourmet Experience, you can explore Spain’s rich culinary heritage at the city’s iconic temple of gastronomy, Mantequerías Bravo. Located in the upscale Salamanca neighbourhood, this family-owned épicerie has been delighting lovers of fine eating and drinking since 1931. Guests will sample an exclusive assortment of Spanish delicacies curated by the shop’s owner, Elena Bravo, and savour the country’s best wines from renowned labels like Dominio de Pingus, Vega Sicilia, and L'Ermita. You will leave with a unique understanding of Spain’s epicurean delights and have memories that will last a lifetime.