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Near Puerta del Sol in central Madrid, The Madrid EDITION is a design-led hotel with 200 rooms and suites, Peruvian and Italian restaurants, a rooftop pool and bar, a nightclub and a spa.
The Madrid EDITION sits near Puerta del Sol, within walking distance of the Golden Triangle of Art, and styles itself as a modern urban resort. Designed by Ian Schrager, it has 200 rooms and suites, including two penthouses, many with floor-to-ceiling windows looking towards the Royal Palace, the cathedral and Gran Via. Dining is a draw, with Oroya for Peruvian cooking by chef Diego Munoz, the rooftop terrace The Roof, the all-day Italian Scarpetta, the award-winning Punch Room cocktail bar and the Lobby Bar with its marble pool table, plus the Mistica nightclub. The rooftop holds an outdoor pool, which the hotel states is the city’s largest, with cabanas and a pool bar, alongside a five-sense spa with Natura Bisse treatments and a 24-hour gym. It suits couples and design-minded travellers who want energy, rooftop life and strong food and drink in the centre of Madrid.
Dining is a highlight. Oroya serves Peruvian cooking from chef Diego Munoz, with the rooftop terrace The Roof above it for cocktails and light bites, and Scarpetta brings an Italian menu.
Drinking runs from the award-winning Punch Room, a speakeasy built around punches, to the sociable Lobby Bar with its marble pool table, while Mistica is the hotel’s nightclub.
• A central setting near Puerta del Sol, with Royal Palace and Gran Via views.
• A rooftop outdoor pool, which the hotel states is the city’s largest, with cabanas and a pool bar.
• A five-sense spa, with sauna, steam and Natura Bisse treatments.
• A 24-hour gym.
• The award-winning Punch Room bar and the Mistica nightclub.
• A design-led urban resort near Puerta del Sol.
• A rooftop pool the hotel states is the largest in the city.
• Standout food and drink, from Oroya to the award-winning Punch Room.
• A five-sense spa and a 24-hour gym.
• 200 rooms and suites with Royal Palace and Gran Via views.
This suits you if you want energy, design and a strong food-and-drink scene in central Madrid. Spend time at the rooftop pool, work through the restaurants from Peruvian to Italian, and settle into the Punch Room for cocktails before the nightclub. Walk to Puerta del Sol and the galleries by day. It is lively rather than quiet, so it is best for couples and design-minded travellers.
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