Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid
The 1910 Ritz reborn under Mandarin Oriental — a Belle Époque palace on the Plaza de la Lealtad with a gilded rotunda, the glass-roofed Palm Court and five Quique Dacosta dining concepts
The Privata Perspective
Madrid's grande dame, restored to full glory and reopened in 2021 after a three-year renovation. Belle Époque grandeur meets Mandarin Oriental polish in the Golden Triangle of Art — steps from the Prado, the Thyssen and the Retiro — with world-class dining under three-Michelin-star chef Quique Dacosta and, for the first time in the hotel's history, a spa. We book the top-floor rooms and secure the Deessa and Palm Court tables.
Accommodations
Deluxe Room
City or courtyard outlook
Gilles & Boissier interiors in soft creams, brass and dark timber, with marble bathrooms
Suite
53 suites incl. Royal & Presidential
The grandest overlook the Prado and Plaza de la Lealtad; top-floor turret suites have private balconies
Dining
Deessa
Fine dining
Quique Dacosta's flagship table at the Ritz
Palm Court
All-day dining
Under the restored Belle Époque glass canopy — coffee, lunch and afternoon tea
El Jardín del Ritz
Garden terrace
One of Madrid's favourite al-fresco settings
Champagne Bar
Bar
Caviar and champagne in a gilded alcove
Spa & Wellness
The hotel's first-ever spa — an intimate subterranean retreat with an indoor pool beneath a starlit ceiling, a vitality pool, steam and treatment rooms run with Mandarin Oriental's wellness expertise, plus a Technogym fitness centre.
When to Go
April–June
Madrid in mild spring — terraces and long evenings
September–October
Warm, golden autumn after the summer heat
We Stayed Here
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Book With Preferred Access
Experience Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid with Via Privata
Complimentary upgrades, resort credits, early check-in, and dedicated concierge support — available exclusively through our preferred partner programme.
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