Madrid Elite Escorts

There are many great cities in Spain, but nothing comes greater than Madrid. The capital of Spain is also the country’s largest city with a population of roughly 6 million people. Madrid is well known for its strong traditions and heritage in culture and the arts. This city was basically the headquarters during Spain’s claim to world power status in the Age of Discovery. On top of first-class restaurants and lively nightlife, Madrid also has a roster of top class hotels found all over the urban jungle.

Unlike other countries in Western Europe, Spain has a very hot climate. The climate is so hot that citizens come to accept the idea of ‘siesta’ or the country’s few hours of afternoon rest. During siesta, most of the stores are closed, and the streets are almost void of locals and tourists. Siesta is a great time to discover Madrid’s top hotels. Since hotels here have to be creative to accommodate siesta, travellers are amused with the lengths that they go to make your afternoon rest very enjoyable.

One of the top hotels in Madrid is the Solmelia Madrid. This hotel is also known in its former name as Reina Victoria. The white structure that speaks positively on Spain’s great architects is very sleek and modern. The Solmelia has 192 rooms, all built with a minimalist footprint. Solmelia is both simple and modern, which is just the right balance in the middle of Madrid’s hot weather. This hotel is also known as the historic inn for famous bullfighters. Today, you can still see the heads of the bulls in the hotel’s Midnight Rose Restaurant. The interesting story of this hotel is only exceeded by its great service and handsome amenities. The location, which is right in the middle of central Madrid, is a convenience for tourists and business travellers.

From the 18th century, we have the Boutique Casa De Madrid. This small hotel was actually a townhouse. The small size of the hotel enhances the intimate setting of the place. Every inch of the room has luxury written all over it, and with only seven rooms available to the public, it has drawn a high demand such that there is always a backlog of reservations. Tourists go here to experience a different brand of Madrid because this is one of the rare times that anyone can experience 18th century living.

Egyptian, Chinese, and other international designs are evident in Hotel Urban Madrid. The public halls of the hotel are nothing short of spectacular. Just imagine tall rows of stained glass and steel designs that set the modern tone of the place. This hotel is owned by an archaeologist, so do not be surprised if precious artefacts greet you in your room.

The Hotel Ritz Madrid is one of the many branches of the Ritz hotel franchise. The Ritz Madrid boasts of the perfect location, close to Retiro Park and the Prado Museum. You can literally walk from one landmark to another from the hotel, and then go back to it before the night comes. The hotel has linen sheets, bathrooms, and antique furniture.

Whether you are in the middle of a classy museum tour, business travel, or in a casual night out in Madrid, you can always find ideal places to stay in Madrid.