Quo Puerta del Sol Hotel, Madrid
The turn-of-the-century grandeur with modern conveniences and amenities, together with a perfect location in the historical, cultural and commercial heart of Madrid, make of The Quo Puerta del Sol hotel a new place to discover in Spain’s capital. Madrid 's Hotel Quo Puerta del Sol is housed in a emblematic building from the beginning of the 20th century with unique views of the city. It has been totally restored in 2003, designed and equipped to offer you a perfect stay. In fact, The Quo Puerta del Sol Madrid's traditional and classical appearance conceals the very latest technological advances, Hi-Tech, Hi-Touch. Slick interior design and furniture, a vanguard atmosphere combined with a professional and efficient team prepared to meet the needs of business and leisure travellers worldwide. In addition, elegance and comfort, refined ambience, attention to particulars and the pleasure of hospitality are peculiarities the guests will find also in the bar and restaurant that serves an exquisite Spanish and international cuisine accompanied by a selection of wines.
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| Category: | Avantgarde Superior [learn more] |
| Address: | , Madrid, zipcode: [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 80 EUR [View Calendar] |
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| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, French, Italian, Spanish |
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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.