Seven historic buildings in Centro Canalejas hold 200 rooms, a 14-metre pool and a rooftop terrace with a restaurant by chef Dani García.
Class
5 star
Price
Luxury · typically $600+/night
Area
Centro
Style
Luxury Hotel
Recognition
Travelers' Choice, 2026
About Four Seasons Hotel Madrid
Set inside seven historic buildings joined within the Centro Canalejas development, this five-star hotel occupies an 1880s structure an 8-minute walk from Plaza Mayor and 1 km from the Prado, with the Sevilla metro station a minute away. The 200 rooms and suites keep flat-screens, sitting areas, minifridges and coffeemakers as standard, with upgraded rooms adding street views and suites offering separate living rooms, and some fireplaces, bars or terraces.
The spa spreads across four floors with eight treatment rooms (including a couples' suite), a sauna, a steam room and a 14-metre indoor pool topped by a full-size skylight, with a sun terrace on the eighth floor. Dining runs to two restaurants, including a rooftop venue by chef Dani García, plus a cafe and a lobby lounge built around 3,700 restored architectural artefacts from the building's former life as a bank.
Room service runs 24/7. It suits guests weighing a central, amenity-dense five-star stay against other Madrid properties in the same tier.
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24-Hour Front Desk
Room service (in-room dining) is available 24 hours a day.
Reviews
Guests consistently praise the service, the rooftop dining and views, and the spa, with recurring mentions of the terrace and concierge attentiveness; a smaller share of accounts point to inconsistent breakfast service and added charges at the lobby bar.
ServiceViews & RooftopDesign & Decor
The Hotel
Category
Luxury HotelHistoric Hotel
Amenities
services
Laundry ServiceDry CleaningLuggage StorageAirport ShuttleSelf ParkingConcierge24-Hour Front Desk
Service: Guests repeatedly cite attentive, personalized service from the concierge and front desk, including small gestures like tea sent to a room and a birthday dessert arranged for a celebration.
Views & Rooftop: The rooftop terrace and its views over Madrid draw frequent praise, with guests calling dinner there a standout part of the stay.
Design & Decor: The restored 1880s building and lobby, including its ceiling, are repeatedly called out as a highlight of the property.
Spa: Guests mention the spa and its treatments as a strength of the stay.
Know Before You Go
The hotel sits a minute's walk from Sevilla metro station and an 8-minute walk from Plaza Mayor.
The spa's pool and sun terrace are on the eighth floor; the rooftop restaurant is on the seventh floor.
Free parking is offered, though a lobby bar cover charge has been reported by some guests even for coffee orders.