Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid is a Belle Époque palace in the heart of Madrid’s Golden Triangle of Art. For over 114 years, it has welcomed royalty and distinguished guests, symbolizing elegance and excellence. Following its most extensive renovation, it reopened under the Mandarin Oriental brand, seamlessly blending historic grandeur with modern luxury. Led by Spanish architect Rafael de La-Hoz and French designers Gilles & Boissier, the restoration elevated the Ritz to new heights, making it one of Madrid’s most prestigious addresses.

Renowned for its gastronomy, the hotel is home to Deessa, its signature restaurant boasting two Michelin stars under the direction of acclaimed chef Quique Dacosta. A five-star Michelin-winning chef, Dacosta introduces his innovative Spanish cuisine to Madrid, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience. His creativity and commitment to excellence place the Ritz at the forefront of the city’s culinary scene, making it a must-visit destination for fine dining enthusiasts.

Beyond its culinary appeal, the hotel’s privileged location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Madrid. Overlooking the Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums, and within walking distance of the Reina Sofia Museum and the Madrid Stock Exchange, the hotel sits at the heart of the city’s cultural and business hubs. Positioned at the entrance to the Castellana, home to leading financial institutions, law firms, and multinational corporations, it is a prime choice for business travelers. The nearby Atocha train station provides access to high-speed trains connecting Madrid to Seville, Granada, and Valencia.

The Ritz’s history dates back to 1910 when King Alfonso XIII envisioned a luxury hotel to rival Europe’s finest. Built on the former site of the Tivoli Theatre, its grand opening, attended by the king and Queen Victoria Eugenia, marked a new era for Madrid’s cosmopolitan elite. Today, Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid carries on this legacy, offering 100 elegantly appointed rooms with expansive city views. The latest renovation increased room sizes, with Superior, Deluxe, and Mandarin rooms ranging from 29 to 49 square meters, ensuring the utmost comfort.

The exclusive El Jardín del Ritz provides a sophisticated outdoor space serving cocktails and a tapas menu crafted by Quique Dacosta, while the Ritz Garden remains a year-round retreat to enjoy Moët & Chandon champagne. For relaxation and wellness, the hotel features a state-of-the-art spa offering personalized treatments, a heated indoor pool, a Vitality Pool, and a fully equipped gym. A perfect blend of historical charm, contemporary luxury, and world-class service, Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid continues to stand as one of Europe’s most prestigious hotels.