Relais & Châteaux Heritage Hotel
Belle Époque elegance in a listed Madrid palace
About this hotel
The Relais & Châteaux Heritage Hotel in Madrid offers a luxurious stay within a beautifully decorated 20th-century listed building, showcasing a distinctive Belle Époque design. This 5-star accommodation blends an urban, cosmopolitan spirit with modern technology, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. Guests will find well-appointed rooms, each featuring a private bathroom stocked with high-end toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. The hotel provides a buffet breakfast daily, and for lunch and dinner, the Haroma restaurant, under the guidance of chef Mario Sandoval, offers a refined dining experience. Its prime location next to Paseo de la Castellana places guests in a prestigious area of the city, ideal for exploring Madrid's cultural and business hubs.
- Listed 20th-century building
- Belle Époque design
- Restaurant by Mario Sandoval
- Luxury 5-star accommodation
Our take
Relais & Châteaux Heritage Hotel is a choice for travellers who put the table first: the restaurant is signed by chef Mario Sandoval, and the listed Belle Époque building sets a refined tone. I would book it for an anniversary or a gourmet weekend in Madrid, using the Castellana as a base to reach the city's museums and neighbourhoods. With a 9.3 guest score, it delivers what a five-star Relais & Châteaux promises.
- ✓Explore the Belle Époque details throughout the hotel, from the lobby to your room, to appreciate its unique character.
- ✓Book a table at Haroma restaurant to experience chef Mario Sandoval's cuisine, a highlight of the hotel's dining.
- ✓Take advantage of the hotel's location next to Paseo de la Castellana for easy access to Madrid's upscale shopping and cultural institutions.
Why we love it
- A listed 20th-century Belle Époque building
- Fine dining at Haroma by chef Mario Sandoval
- Luxury 5-star service in central Madrid
- High-end toiletries and bath amenities
Why guests love itRelais & Châteaux Heritage Hotel is a five-star hotel in a listed early 20th-century building with Belle Époque design, next to Paseo de la Castellana. Its restaurant is run by chef Mario Sandoval, and the rooms come with high-end toiletries. It is better suited to families with older children who enjoy fine dining than to a playful holiday. Rated 9.3 from 1,152 reviews, I would choose it for a special occasion in Madrid with good food at the centre of the stay.