An old banking palace became an exclusive space with spa, gastronomy and art in the center of Madrid.
He Four Seasons Hotel Madrid He turned a historic 1887 building into a accommodation for travelers looking for unique experiences. Its architecture still maintains the strength of the old bank headquarters, with marble columns and an access that crosses the Entrance of an old safe.
Today, this bank has some monumental suitesrestaurant with Author gastronomy and the Urban spa larger in the country, where you have everything you need to offer an elegant paradise in the center of the Spanish capital.
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Spa and art: everything offered by the Four Seasons Hotel Madrid
The hotel stands on the former Palace of Equitative, which at the time housed an insurer and then to the Spanish Credit Bank. The project brought together seven buildings in a single complex and returned to its place more than 16,000 original pieces.
The suites, with a view to the Canalejas SquareThey have an exclusive sophisticated furniture with rescued historical details of the old bank. The bathrooms are in white and gray marble and have exclusive and personalized amenities.
The restaurant works on the terrace Dani BrasserieDani García’s gastronomic proposal. From its terrace you can see the panoramic views of Madrid roofs and the best comes when the sun falls, where you can enjoy dishes with international flavors, from Ceviches to premium fish and meat cuts.
The spa is so great that it covers four floors and more than 1,400 square meterswith booths for treatments, sauna, steam bath, equipped gym and a unique hay spa. In the upper part, the covered pool receives natural light through large windows and during the summer a solarium with open views is added.
Art is another of its axes. More than 1,500 contemporary piecesselected by Spanish curators, are distributed by the rooms, corridors and common spaces. In fact in the lobby there is a Kaws monumental sculpture and some green marble columns.
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