• Madrid Barajas International Airport (10 min) With the airport located only 7 miles away; the Hesperia Hotel is an ideal location for travelers.
• Train Station (5 min) With the train station located less than 2 miles from the Hotel, travelers have the option of taking dally excursions to other great cities.
• Madrid City Center (5 min) The Hesperia hotel is ideally located only 3 miles from Madrid’s city center, which features plenty of restaurants, shops and the cities most famous landmarks.
• The Royal Palace - Interesting in its own right, in particular its architecture, The Royal Palace is the official residence of the King of Spain in the city of Madrid and is the biggest palace in Europe with an area of 135000 m2.
• Puerta de Alcalá - One of the most important monuments in Madrid, built by King Carlos III and designed by architect Francesco Sabatini. It is situated in the "Plaza de la Independencia", at the intersection of Alcala, Alfonso XII, Serrano and Salustiano Olózaga and just outside the main entrance of Retiro Park.
• Puerta Del Sol - The Puerta del Sol which is Spanish for "Gate of the Sun" is one of the most well-known and busiest places in Madrid. At the center of everything Puerta del Sol is home to the famous clock where people gather at midnight on New Years Eve to count down into the New Year
• Plaza de Oriente - Juan Bautista Sachetti who designed the Royal Palace also had plans to build a big square in front of the Palace in the 18th century however these plans were not carried out until King Joseph I, Napoleon Bonaparte's brother, ruled Spain from 1808 to 1813. These carefully designed gardens are today a great place to relax and take in beautiful scenery.
• Plaza Mayor - One of the most beautiful and emblematic urban squares in Madrid.
• The Royal Theatre – Visitors have the chance to attend opera productions at the Royal Theatre. San Isidro, is held in May with open-air dance performances, theatre productions. Madrid en Danza concerts. Dance festival from May to June. Veranos de la Villa: Organized by the Town Hall offering all kinds of cultural events. Madrid International Jazz festival in November.
• Art Galleries – Madrid offers some of Spain’s most famous art galleries, including Círculo de Bellas Artes, Centro Cultural Conde Duque, Casa de América, Centro Cultural de la Villa, Fundación Juan March.

• Santceloni Restaurant - With its strikingly modern minimalist décor and flair for generous hospitality, the Santceloni represents the perfect marriage of supreme technical skills, lavish attention to detail and a self-assured, imaginative, avant-garde presentation. Working with Santi Santamaría, chef Oscar Velasco manages the sophisticated menus, Abel Valverde oversees the meticulous service and sommelier David Robledo has created a wine list offering a selection of over 600 fine wines. With just 45 covers, the tables are discreetly distanced from one another, giving the restaurant an unusually spacious and luxurious feel. There is an additional private dining room with seating for 20.
  Type of cuisine
  Dishes from all Spanish regions prepared using the best seasonal products. Creative cuisine at its best but rooted in tradition.
  Average Price
  110.00 euro
  
• La Manzana Restaurant - Set in a spacious central atrium lounge, flooded with the glowing light from a vast glass ceiling and laid out with potted lime trees, La Manzana is the perfect setting for everyday business or informal meals.The chef, Esteban González prepares traditional market dishes with just a touch of innovation, while fully respecting the need to use high quality, fresh products.
  Type of cuisine
  Traditional Spanish dishes provided with an innovative touch, prepared with seasonal produce
  Average Price
  40.00 euro
  
• Hikari Sushi Bar - Visit the Hikari Sushi Bar to savor exquisite Japanese dishes, with particular emphasis placed on sushi and sashimi. Set in an open space awash with natural light.
  Type of cuisine
  Japanese
  Average price
  35.00 euro

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