Catalonia Las Cortes
18th-century palace hotel near the Prado Museum
About this hotel
This elegant hotel occupies a beautifully preserved 18th-century building in the heart of Madrid, offering a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Guests will find air-conditioned rooms with classic décor and smart TVs equipped with Chromecast. Superior rooms and suites elevate the experience with genuine antique furnishings and original frescoes adorning the ceilings, providing a true sense of grandeur. The hotel’s central location means the cultural riches of Madrid, including the renowned Prado Museum, are just a leisurely stroll away. After a day of exploring, the on-site restaurant serves international cuisine for dinner, and a cafeteria is available for lighter bites and refreshments. The building's architectural authenticity as an 18th-century palace is a defining feature of a stay here.
- 18th-century building
- Authentic frescoes in suites
- Central Madrid location
- Near Prado Museum
Our take
I would recommend Catalonia Las Cortes to travellers who want an 18th-century building in central Madrid, a short walk from the Prado Museum, with suites that have antique furnishings and authentic ceiling frescoes. The restaurant serves international dishes at dinner. Its 9.3 rating is excellent. If a pool or spa matters, choose a larger hotel.
- ✓Explore the superior rooms and suites for their unique antique furnishings and authentic ceiling frescoes.
- ✓Take advantage of the hotel's central location to walk to the Prado Museum and other cultural sites.
- ✓Enjoy a traditional Spanish dinner at the hotel's restaurant after a day of sightseeing in Madrid.
Why we love it
- Authentic 18th-century palace setting
- Superior rooms with original frescoes
- Walking distance to the Prado Museum
- Central Madrid location for city breaks
Why guests love itI would choose Catalonia Las Cortes for a couple or family who wants an 18th-century building in the centre of Madrid. Rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, and superior rooms and suites have antique furnishings and authentic ceiling frescoes. The Prado Museum is a short walk away. A restaurant serves international dishes at dinner and a cafeteria covers lighter meals. It is a city hotel, not a resort, so expect no pool.