Malasaña
The Madrid that never sleeps
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Our location
A neighbourhood to get lost in
Calle San Bernardo, 20, Centro, 28015, Madrid
Gran Vía 600m
Conde Duque 1 km
Palacio Real 2 km
In Malasaña, the best plans appear when you least expect them. A charming street, a hidden terrace, a vintage shop or an impromptu concert can change the course of the day. A different and full of personality Madrid, far from the usual routes.
How to get there
From the Airport
The Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport connects to the city centre via Metro Line 8, with a transfer at Nuevos Ministerios. From there, Tribunal, Noviciado, or Plaza de España will leave you just steps away from the hotel.
From Atocha
From the Madrid Puerta de Atocha station you can easily reach by Metro making a transfer to the Tribunal or Noviciado stations. If you prefer, a taxi or VTC will take you to the hotel in about 15 minutes, depending on the traffic.
In Metro
The Tribunal (L1 and L10), Noviciado (L2), and Plaza de España (L3 and L10) metro stations connect the hotel with the main points of interest in Madrid, allowing you to move around the city quickly and comfortably.
Malasaña
The neighbourhood that inspires
A hub of the Movida Madrileña and a cultural landmark for decades, Malasaña has reinvented itself without losing its essence. Today, it remains one of Madrid’s neighbourhoods with the strongest sense of identity: tradition and creativity coexist on every street, and every stroll reveals something unexpected.
Plaza del Dos de Mayo
Neighbourhood life
The heart of Malasaña. Terraces, historic buildings and the echoes of the uprising of 2 May 1808 all come together in a welcoming atmosphere that defines the neighbourhood. The perfect spot to stop and feel the pulse of Madrid.
Conde Duque
Culture and heritage
Just a few minutes from the hotel, a former barracks that has been converted into one of the city’s major cultural venues. Exhibitions, concerts and festivals take place in a peaceful setting where historical heritage and contemporary creativity go hand in hand.
Gran Vía
Theatre and the City
Just a few steps away lies Madrid’s most iconic avenue: iconic buildings, endless shops and the capital’s great musicals. Here, history, architecture and the urban pulse come together at any time of day.