Hotel Ritz, Madrid
The epitome of European elegance since 1910

In walking distance of major landmarks and the most exciting fashion, culture and business destinations, Hotel Ritz has charmed with noble heritage since 1910, still shining in its original grace and glory. Rooms are individually furnished in the classic English and French styles of the Belle Époque era, featuring satin bedspreads, thick curtains and handmade carpets, many boasting a French balcony and views of the lush hotel garden. Two fine-dining restaurants, afternoon tea and a wood-panelled bar serving some of the most prestigious champagnes are sure to impress.
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