Madrid, Spain — Hotels

Barceló Torre de Madrid

Plaza de España · 1950s Tower · Jaime Hayón Design

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Jamie Hayón's transformation of one of Madrid's recognizable skyline buildings — the 1950s Torre de Madrid on Plaza de España — into a design hotel is a distinctive interior projects in the city. Art Deco mirrors, neon accents, and a palette of pastel pink, green, and gray run through the public spaces, alongside a zebra-striped bear and flamenco-inspired portraits. City views from upper-floor rooms are among the best in Madrid. The Somos restaurant serves modern Spanish cooking; the eighth-floor wellness area includes an indoor pool. Strong value for the design quality and location.

Why We Chose It

Jaime Hayón's transformation of the 1950s Torre de Madrid on Plaza de España into one of the city's distinctive design hotels. Art Deco mirrors, neon accents, and pastel interiors. Upper-floor rooms have some of the best city views in Madrid. Indoor pool. Strong value.

What Stands Out

  • Jaime Hayón design
  • 1950s Madrid landmark tower
  • Upper-floor city views
  • Indoor pool
  • Strong value
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