Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid
Jeronimos, Retiro, Madrid
“Restored palace salon”
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Vibe
Light pours through a restored Belle Époque glass dome into the grand Palm Court, where Madrid's salon society gathers for tea.
“Restored palace salon”
A 1910 Belle Époque palace commissioned by King Alfonso XIII under Swiss hotelier César Ritz.
Two-star Michelin dining by Quique Dacosta, dedicated concierges, and turret suites overlooking the Prado Museum.
Traditional afternoon tea served beneath the soaring crystal canopy of the restored Palm Court.
In the Jerónimos district facing the Prado Museum, steps from Retiro Park and the Thyssen-Bornemisza.
Rooms
Parisian designers Gilles & Boissier dressed the bedrooms in crisp classic moldings, soft neutral tones, and marble bathrooms overlooking the Prado.
Wellness
The subterranean spa houses a heated indoor pool beneath chandeliers, flanked by experience showers, a steam room, and a vitality pool.
Backstory
King Alfonso XIII commissioned César Ritz in 1910 after realizing Madrid lacked a grand hotel fit to host European royalty.
Eat & drink
Chef Quique Dacosta oversees two-Michelin-starred Deessa, while Pictura pours cocktails beneath a gallery of portraits honoring Spanish masters.
The neighborhood
Positioned in the Jerónimos district, the hotel directly faces the Museo del Prado, with Retiro Park and the Thyssen-Bornemisza steps away.
“Inaugurated with pomp by King Alfonso XIII in 1910.”
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