Book the Hotel Santo Mauro Madrid with VIP Benefits

The Hotel Santo Mauro Madrid invites you on a journey to the XIX century, staying in the home of one of the most influential figures in Madrid society, the Duke of Santo Mauro. With its French-influenced design and architecture, the hotel consists of three buildings set in Madrid's most sophisticated private garden, with fountains and terraces shaded by ancient chestnut trees.

The guest rooms are full of fine details and historical references that immerse you in the past. Each public room is unique: the Red Room reflects pure French Classicism, while the oriental pieces in the Chinese Lounge recall the Duke's objects to collect on his travels. The Wine Bar offers an extensive list of wines and small plates, while the main restaurant, housed in the Duke's former Library, provides a level of cuisine commensurate with its palatial setting. Music, fresh flowers, arts and crafts, and highly attentive service from the household staff round off this unique experience of living in a palace.

Rooms & Suites

All kinds of hand-crafted amenities help make your stay a genuinely local experience. Minibar with tasting platters, evening turn-down service… the household is at your service 24/7, beyond the conventional standards of luxury with a combination of Modernism and French Classicism. In addition, this hotel has a smoke-free policy.

Dining

La Biblioteca Gresca

The illustrious Library of the Hotel Santo Mauro, with its original 19th-century oak wood, is undoubtedly the jewel of the Palace through which literature flows trough. The walls that once were raised to witness the Duke of Santo Mauro's thoughts give life to the hotel's main restaurant, where you can enjoy a new gastronomic concept by Rafa Peña, a glimpse of the most famous culinary culture in Madrid. Under the lights of pure french design lamps, the glasses of presidents, ambassadors, and many other illustrious personalities have shone; enjoy an air of aristocracy by your hand.

The Santo Mauro Garden

Do not deprive yourself of enjoying only the authentic decor of the Palace's interior but opening the doors and being dazzled by the beautiful garden of the Hotel Santo Mauro. Cared to the smallest detail, pampered to offer a magical distribution of plants, flowers, and even chestnut trees that date back to hundreds of years ago and are known to be an oasis in the heart of Madrid, The Santo Mauro Garden will be your new hypnotism. Take a stroll under the daily sun and along the terrace or enjoy the mysteries of the night while taking an appetizer, breathing the palatial air reflected in the hotel's interior façade of the hotel. The Santo Mauro garden offers the choice between an exquisite formal meal or the range of imaginative and innovative snacks served in the Lounge. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dress code: Casual

Gresca Wine Bar

The Wine Bar offers an extensive list of wines and small plates. In contrast, the main restaurant, housed in the Duke's former Library, provides a level of cuisine commensurate with its palatial setting, by the hand of the renowned Chef Rafa Peña. The Wine Bar is the meeting point for the city's most discerning gourmets. Enjoy a superb selection of wines and cocktails or indulge in the creative 'small plates' designed to accompany your drink. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dress code: Casual

Fitness Room

Hours: 24 Hours, seven days a week. The fitness room is closed due to improvement works. Equipment and Services: Cardiovascular Equipment, Free weights, Fitness services: Hi-fi, magazines, towels, TV, water

A World Heritage status setting

The Prado, Reina Sofía Museum, Sorolla Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Archaeological Museum… Walks; Paseo del Prado, Retiro Park, Plaza Mayor, Royal Theatre, Puerta de Alcalá.

What to do in Madrid on your first day

1. Puerta del Sol

One of the most important squares of Madrid, due to its location and its public transport communication. The km 0 of Madrid is in this square. It is one of the most famous squares and a usual meeting point for the people from Madrid. This place links diverse streets that lead to the Congress of the Deputies, the Royal Palace, and the Plaza Mayor…

2. Royal Palace, Plaza de Oriente and Campo del Moro

Royal Palace in which Carlos III lived. Built-in 1738. Nowadays, this Palace is in use for receptions and official acts since the kings live in the Zarzuela Palace. The Palace is surrounded by the gardens of "El Campo del Moro" and "Sabatini Gardens." The price of this visit is from 8 € and 10 € the guided one, 16-year-old minors have a rate of 3.50 €.

3. Plaza Mayor

During your stay in Madrid, the Plaza mayor's visit is a must. Refurbished with the current distribution in 1619, the Plaza Mayor was sheltering numerous acts of Austria's Royal Family. With the construction of the Puerta del Sol, it turned into a crowded place.

4. San Miguel Market

Placed in the touristic site of Madrid, this emblematic building is a traditional market that today shows modernity and has high-quality products. It offers a multitude of possibilities: to do daily shopping, to take part in activities and exhibitions, to taste products, to walk, to taste something…

5. Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, the stadium of Real Madrid CF, is placed in the center of Madrid. Therefore, it offers the possibility of seeing the trophies and medals museum, the history of Real Madrid, all his players, going down to the field, entering the Press Room.

6. Gran Vía: Cibeles Fountain

It is one of the most critical avenues in Madrid. It start in Plaza de Cibeles and ends in Plaza de España. There you can find one of the most emblematic buildings of the city. In addition, Plaza de España is a well-communicated place that is a meeting point for tourists and inhabitants.