Gran Hotel Inglés
Madrid, Madrid, SpainLocated in Madrid's vibrant Barrio de las Letras, Gran Hotel Inglés has been welcoming guests since 1886. As the city's oldest luxury hotel, it introduced electric lighting and a restaurant to Madrid and has hosted literary figures like Virginia Woolf, adding to its storied past.
With its proximity to cultural landmarks like Puerta del Sol and the Art Triangle, the hotel appeals to history enthusiasts and art lovers who appreciate elegance and personalized service while exploring Madrid's rich heritage.
Rooms and suites
Gran Hotel Inglés offers 48 luxurious rooms and suites designed by David Rockwell, reflecting the elegance of an Art Deco salon with hardwood floors, padded leather walls and bronze and glass accents. Each room features 500-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. Some rooms include balconies overlooking the lively streets of the Literary Quarter, ideal for guests who enjoy the energy of the city. The spacious suites provide additional living space, accommodating travelers seeking a more indulgent stay.
Amenities and experiences
Traditional Madrid cuisine at Lobbyto Snack Bar — signature bites and top vermouths, plus a Weekend Show Brunch with live music, cocktails and champagne.
Spa featuring exclusive Sisley treatments in an Art Deco setting and a 50 m² gym with Technogym equipment.
Peaceful reading space with a curated collection of books.
Personalized Madrid experiences like private tours and reservations at Michelin-starred restaurants.
Welcoming to pets.
Close to the Prado Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofía — all within walking distance.
Versatile spaces with elegant private halls and meeting rooms equipped with audiovisual technology.
How to get here
Located in Madrid's Literary Quarter, Gran Hotel Inglés is about a 20-minute drive from Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD). The concierge can arrange private airport transfers or chauffeur services. Landmarks like Puerta del Sol and major museums are just a short walk away, and public transportation is easily accessible for exploring the city.