De Las Letras Hotel & Restaurante, Madrid
Hotel De Las Letras Madrid,Built in 1917 and declared part of the Heritage of the Community of Madrid, De las Letras H&R aims to be a focal point for the world of culture, literature and the Arts. The totally refurbished building offers 103 exclusive rooms on six floors, designed in contemporary style, using original colours (ochre, burgundy, orange…) and decorated with motifs related to the world of art and literature. The hotel features an exquisite combination of the building’s original glazed tiles, canopies, original stone sculptures, an old elevator and a noble staircase coupled with the latest in interior design. The building is crowned by a terrace in the penthouse offering spectacular views across the rooftops of Madrid. As much emphasis is placed on the quality of the food. In fact, the restaurant is another of the highlights of the boutique hotel De Las Letras; located on the ground floor with access both from the hotel and the street is the ideal place to have a drink, watch and be watched, relax and enjoy a young, fresh and simple atmosphere.
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General Information:
| Category: | Avantgarde Superior [learn more] |
| Address: | , Madrid, zipcode: [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 106 EUR [View Calendar] |
| Total Rooms: | |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, French, Spanish |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | |
Highlights
Art, Business, Chic, Design, Downtown, Downtown, Gran Via, Hip, Historical Center, Minimalist
Madrid, Spain
The grand capital of Spain, vibrant and imposing, immortalized in Almodovar's genial and eclectic movies. Its nightlife is legendary. El Prado Quarter is the home to one of the greatest museums in the world, El Prado, and many other important art galleries. Puerta del Sol and the Lavapiés district are filled with restaurants, bars, and cafes. Madrid hosts a number of first class cultural venues. The Old Quarter with the Plaza Mayor at its center, the array of tapas bars, and the Barrio Salamanca, is known for its elegance. The hearth of the theater district is the Plaza Santa Ana, characterized by the statue of Pedro Calderon de la Barca. Visit the historical church of San Nicholas, one of the oldest buildings of Madrid.