Hotels in Chamberí, Madrid

With elegant rooms and luxurious décor, InterContinental Madrid is an emblematic property reflecting Madrid itself. A haven of relaxation and sophistication, our hotel is located near the city’s prestigious museums and shops, and offers fine-dining, award-winning business facilities, 24-hour gym and an exquisite marble-lined lobby. Unwind and relax in this grand historic hotel and let it be your respite in lively Madrid.

Located in the heart of Madrid’s commercial district, NH Collection Madrid Abascal is ideal for both the business and the leisure traveler. Gregorio Marañón and Alonso Cano metro stations are within a short walk, providing guests easy access to the city’s top attractions such as the Art Triangle, as well as the airport and the IFEMA complex. Salesas and Salamanca neighborhoods offer guests boutique shopping, while Madrid’s gastronomical variety is also nearby at Chamberí’s trendy restaurants and tapas bars. For those in Madrid on business, Paseo de la Castellana is a short distance away. NH Collection Madrid Abascal is housed in a historical building that was previously home to some of Madrid’s wealthiest families. Recently renovated and redesigned, it features 183 rooms, each equipped with Nespresso machines, free Wi-Fi and 24-hour room service for your comfort. Many rooms have a living area and some enjoy access to a terrace and spectacular city views. Guests can enjoy the delicious breakfast served daily with a variety of healthy homemade options. The DOMO Abascal restaurant offers local fare and delicacies and guests may also relax with a drink at the lobby bar or on the cozy indoor terrace. There is a gym on-site.

The Hotel Santo Mauro invites you on a journey in Madrid in the 19th century, at the home of the influential Duke of Santo Mauro. With its French-influenced design and architecture, our 5-star, historic hotel in Madrid consists of three buildings set in a sophisticated private garden, with fountains and terraces shaded by ancient chestnut trees. The guest rooms are full of special details and historical references that immerse you in the past. Each public room is unique: The Red Room reflects pure French Classicism, while the oriental pieces in the Chinese Lounge recall the objects the Duke used to collect on his travels. The Wine Bar offers an extensive list of wines and small dishes, while the main restaurant, housed in the Duke's former Library, offers a level of cuisine commensurate with its palatial setting. Music, fresh flowers, arts and crafts, and highly attentive service from the household staff round off the unique experience of staying in a palace.