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JW Marriott Hotel Madrid

Name: JW Marriott Hotel Madrid
Telephone: 0034-91-418-9770

Where modern comfort meets historic charm

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Situated on Plaza de Canalejas within Madrid’s historic Salamanca district, JW Marriott Hotel Madrid boats perhaps the most enviable address within the capital city. Guidebook-worthy attractions, top-tier tapas spots and ...

Our Inspector's Highlights

Friendly staff clad in retro-inspired uniforms steal the show at JW Marriott Hotel Madrid. They deliver attentive yet unobtrusive service.
Signature dining room Qu is a love letter to Madrid from acclaimed restaurateur siblings Mario, Rafael and Diego Sandoval. The all-day dining venue serves a mind-boggling breakfast spread (complete with churros, of course) each morning followed by a cluster of Spanish flavors for lunch and dinner. Do not skip the brothers’ famous suckling pig.
The three-room Spa at JW Marriott Madrid provides a cooling cocoon of serenity with sleek stone walls and services featuring clean beauty products from holistic skincare brand Alqvimia.
In a nod to its historic location, JW Marriott Hotel Madrid gifts you flower-shaped La Violeta candies at turndown service. The sweets are a throwback early 20th-century violeteras that sold violets coated in sugar — supposedly a favorite of King Alfonso XIII.
For the best city views, book a stay in one of the Madrid hotel’s sumptuous suites. Junior Suites, Suite Puerta del Sol and Suite Old Town View all come with furnished, photogenic terraces with black-and-white marble chevron floors, ornate stone railings and lovely skyline vistas.

The Look

JW Marriott Hotel Madrid’s lounge-like lobby sets the scene for rest of your chic, cozy stay. The space features a bright yet calming color palette of gray, cream and terracotta paired with uplit wood-paneled walls and minimalists greenery.
Skip the elevator and take the stairs to admire more of the building’s historic charm. An embellished iron handrail twists its way up the parquet-clad staircase that creates a stunning spiral pattern when viewed from above.
The Madrid hotel’s main level feels more like a sophisticated lounge than a hotel lobby thanks to a swish cocktail bar, low lighting and an artsy bookstore that offers a curated selection of reading material. Natural light from the skylight over the reception desks keeps the space from becoming too dim.
Original 19th-century details can be found throughout the restored hotel. Look for exposed brick walls in the surprisingly stylish gym, adorned wooden doors in the restaurant and industrial-chic iron columns in the lobby.

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