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Book it if you want a top Madrid hotel with heritage, location, spa facilities, rooftop dining, and luxury shopping access. It is best for couples, families, business travelers, museum visitors, luxury shoppers, and first-time Madrid guests.

What makes it special

The hotel unites seven historic buildings into one modern luxury address in the heart of Madrid. It stands out for heritage architecture, contemporary art, Galeria Canalejas access, rooftop dining, and one of Madrid's largest wellness centres.

Room to consider

Rooms and suites feel calm, elegant, and spacious, with modern technology, marble bathrooms, and refined Spanish design details. Guests can choose guest rooms, terrace categories, loft suites, family layouts, and larger specialty suites for extra space.

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Four Seasons Hotel Madrid is in Centro Canalejas, close to Puerta del Sol and Barrio de las Letras. The location works well for the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Retiro Park, Gran Via, Plaza Mayor, shopping, and restaurants.

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Four Seasons Hotel Madrid

Madrid rewards walking, late meals, museum mornings, and quick stops for coffee or vermouth. Four Seasons Hotel Madrid puts that rhythm close at hand within Centro Canalejas, between Puerta del Sol and Barrio de las Letras. Seven historic buildings form the property, giving it a substantial presence on Calle de Sevilla. A rooftop restaurant, an indoor pool above the city and direct access to Galería Canalejas make the hotel a destination in its own right as well as a central base.

Rooms

  • 200 200

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Four Seasons Hotel Madrid

Superior Courtyard View Room
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Superior Courtyard View Room

484–538 sqft
From 781 USD

Classical wall details surround tall windows, while modern artwork adds color beside the sitting area. In one design, a blue chaise sits alongside a round...

Deluxe City View Room
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Deluxe City View Room

484–538 sqft
From 869 USD

A private dressing area sits between the boutique-style wardrobe and full marble bathroom. The bedroom combines classical wall panels with a tall, tufted headboard and...

Deluxe Juliet Balcony Room
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Deluxe Juliet Balcony Room

484–538 sqft
From 973 USD

Tall glazed doors rise beside the sitting area, between long cream curtains. A chaise longue and a dining table for two accompany the bedroom, along...

Deluxe Sevilla City View Room
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Deluxe Sevilla City View Room

484–538 sqft
From 1’159 USD

A boutique-style wardrobe forms a dressing area beside the full marble bathroom. The bedroom also includes a chaise longue by the window, a desk and...

Premier Room
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Premier Room

592–700 sqft
From 1’269 USD

Classical details and modern artwork sit together beneath tall windows and long cream curtains. The sitting area includes a chaise longue beside the window and...

Premier Terrace City View Room
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Premier Terrace City View Room

484–538 sqft
From 1’437 USD

Tall doors lead outside from an interior with cream curtains and a padded headboard. Blue seating adds color beside the window, alongside a round dining...

Four Seasons Courtyard Suite
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Four Seasons Courtyard Suite

829–936 sqft
From 1’808 USD

A sliding door links the bedroom to a lounge with a sofa and dining table. In one arrangement, brown armchairs face a pale sofa beneath...

Executive City View Suite
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Executive City View Suite

646–829 sqft
From 1’908 USD

Classical wall panels meet modern artwork in a lounge with a sofa and dining table. A sliding door or a short flight of stairs separates...

Courtyard Suite
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Courtyard Suite

969–1,055 sqft
From 2’315 USD

A foyer with a coat closet leads into the living and dining areas. The lounge includes a desk and a dining table for four, apart...

1 Bedroom Suite
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1 Bedroom Suite

861–1,184 sqft
From 2’792 USD

A solid door or a short flight of stairs divides the bedroom from the living and dining areas. The entrance has a foyer with a...

Four Seasons Terrace City View Suite
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Four Seasons Terrace City View Suite

614–689 sqft
From 3’104 USD

Sliding doors divide the bedroom from a living room arranged for both sitting and dining. A table for two stands within the lounge, along with...

Loft Suite
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Loft Suite

753–1,130 sqft
From 3’126 USD

A staircase rises from the living room to an upstairs bedroom and en suite bath. The double-height ceiling extends above a sitting group of tan...

Terrace City View Suite
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Terrace City View Suite

883 sqft
From 4’685 USD

The living room and bedroom occupy separate spaces. A sofa and armchairs gather around a low table beneath an angular mirror. Cream walls and long...

Penthouse Suite
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Penthouse Suite

1,033 sqft
From 5’929 USD

At the triangular tip of the building, the highest-floor layout has a separate living room and bedroom. Cream seating and tan chairs surround a low...

2 Bedroom Canalejas Suite
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2 Bedroom Canalejas Suite

1,851 sqft
From 7’781 USD

A grand entrance steps down into the living and dining areas. Historical wooden doors, handles and marble pieces remain part of the interior. In the...

The former banking buildings give the interiors their character. Original teller counters, stained glass and green marble columns with gilded capitals remain part of the public spaces, alongside works of Spanish contemporary art. El Patio occupies the former operations courtyard of Banco Español de Crédito, making a coffee in the lobby an opportunity to take in the architecture. The scale is grand, but the details reward a closer look: stonework, metalwork and preserved fittings connect the present-day hotel to the buildings' earlier uses.

Indoor access to Galería Canalejas places shopping and further dining within the neighboring complex. That connection is useful during a longer stay or a shopping-focused visit, especially when returning with purchases. It also gives Centro Canalejas a broader role in the trip than the hotel alone. The shops are separate businesses within the development, while the hotel's own social spaces center on its lobby, rooftop brasserie and cocktail restaurant.

Across the seven buildings, the hotel offers 161 guest rooms and 39 suites, totaling 200 accommodations. A Superior Room provides 45 to 50 square meters, with a choice of king or two double beds. Despite the bedding choice, occupancy is limited to two adults or one adult and one child. Deluxe Rooms share that size range, with king bedding and space for an infant in a crib. Room outlooks include the city and inner courtyards. The historic buildings produce varied layouts, so the category name alone does not describe every room's proportions or view.

The Loft Suite makes the building's height part of the accommodation. A double-height living room contains a sitting area and dining table, with the bedroom and its bathroom upstairs. On the second floor, these suites range from 70 to 105 square meters and face Calle Alcalá. A marble bathroom has twin vanity sinks, a tub and separate shower. The internal staircase is an important part of the arrangement: it separates sleeping and living areas vertically, giving this category a different feel from a single-level suite.

The Four Seasons Suite With Terrace has a separate living room and an outdoor area furnished for both sitting and dining. Its 82-square-meter interior includes a desk and dining table, with a marble bathroom containing two vanity sinks, a tub and separate shower. The category faces Calle de Alcalá or Calle de Sevilla. For guests who expect to spend time in their accommodation, the terrace adds somewhere to read or share a meal beyond the living room. It is a furnished outdoor space, distinct from the Juliet balconies found in another room category.

Dani Brasserie sits on the seventh floor, with a terrace overlooking Madrid's skyline. Chef Dani García's Spanish and international dishes give the rooftop restaurant a broad brasserie character, while its interiors are by Martin Brudnizki. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are part of its daily role, with separate snack and cocktail menus extending the choice beyond a full meal. The rooftop setting is central to its appeal, particularly for guests who want a view of Madrid while eating. Lunch and dinner reservations are separate from the walk-in drinks service.

Isa Restaurant & Cocktail Bar takes a different direction, with modern Asian street-food influences and a menu of sake, wine and cocktails. The kitchen's approach brings Spanish ingredients into Asian preparations, as in its Iberian pork katsu sando. Nigiri and tataki further establish the restaurant's culinary direction without making it a traditional sushi counter. Cocktails use ingredients such as shiso, lychee and matcha, carrying the same flavor interests into the drinks. Isa is an evening venue with a social dining atmosphere, giving the hotel an alternative to the rooftop brasserie.

El Patio is the setting for Spanish food, pastries and a drink beneath the former bank's architectural details. Its breakfast, lunch and dinner menus make it useful through the day. Vermouth is served from a cask, a particularly apt way to settle into Madrid's aperitif tradition, while Iberian ham and tapas give the menu a local focus. The original lobby lounge role remains important here: it is somewhere to meet, pause over coffee or have a light meal without making the occasion revolve around a restaurant reservation.

The spa occupies four floors and 1,450 square meters, with eight treatment rooms including a couples' suite. Its 14-meter indoor pool has glass walls and a large skylight, bringing daylight across the water. An eighth-floor sun terrace extends the setting outdoors, with views over Madrid's rooftops. Saunas, steam rooms, a hydro pool and a relaxation lounge complete the facilities. Families can use the pool during designated periods, while evening Serenity Hours are reserved for guests aged 12 and over. Children under 14 need an accompanying adult aged at least 18; teenagers aged 14 to 18 need written parental authorization for independent spa access.

Massage, facials and body treatments form the spa menu, with nail care and the Rossano Ferretti Hairspa adding grooming services. The 24-hour fitness center has cardio and strength-training equipment with city views. Personal training, stretching and yoga sessions can be booked, including outdoor training. These facilities allow a regular workout or a specific appointment to fit into a city visit without committing to a longer wellness program. Hair appointments, a swim and gym time can each be planned independently.

Families can request practical equipment including cribs, bed guards, high chairs, bottle sterilizers and baby bathtubs. In-room tents and movie nights give younger guests something to enjoy inside the hotel. Beyond the building, the concierge can arrange a Prado visit with children in mind or suggest interactive attractions such as the Museum of Illusions. Paella classes add a hands-on introduction to Spanish cooking. Babysitting is available by arrangement, while adjoining rooms and multi-bedroom suites provide options for families who need more than one sleeping space.

In-room dining runs around the clock, and dry cleaning and pressing support longer visits. These are useful practical details in a city where dinner may be late and a day can combine sightseeing with business appointments. The address is Calle de Sevilla 3, close to Puerta del Sol and the streets of Las Letras. Madrid-Barajas Airport is approximately 15 kilometers away according to the hotel, which estimates a 25-minute car journey depending on traffic. Car and limousine arrangements are available for airport transfers or travel farther across the city.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Four Seasons Madrid gives Centro Canalejas a proper grand-hotel heart. The restored banking halls feel impressive without feeling stiff.

Dani is the rooftop to plan around. Andalusian cooking, skyline views and long lunches suit Madrid beautifully.

Isa brings a sharper late-evening mood. It is the spot for cocktails when the city starts to lift.

Location of Four Seasons Hotel Madrid

CALLE DE SEVILLA 3

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Weather at Four Seasons Hotel Madrid

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What to Know About Four Seasons Hotel Madrid

Is Four Seasons Hotel Madrid a good luxury hotel?

Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Madrid is one of the strongest luxury choices in the city centre. The hotel combines a landmark Centro Canalejas setting, spacious rooms, rooftop dining, a major wellness centre, shopping access, and polished service.

Where is Four Seasons Hotel Madrid located?

Four Seasons Hotel Madrid is in Centro Canalejas, close to Puerta del Sol and Barrio de las Letras. The location works well for the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Retiro Park, Gran Via, Plaza Mayor, shopping, and restaurants.

How many rooms does Four Seasons Hotel Madrid have?

Four Seasons Hotel Madrid has 200 rooms and suites. The total includes 161 guest rooms and 39 suites. Layouts vary because the hotel brings together seven restored historic buildings within the Centro Canalejas complex.

What makes Four Seasons Hotel Madrid special?

The hotel unites seven historic buildings into one modern luxury address in the heart of Madrid. It stands out for heritage architecture, contemporary art, Galeria Canalejas access, rooftop dining, and one of Madrid's largest wellness centres.

What are the rooms like at Four Seasons Hotel Madrid?

Rooms and suites feel calm, elegant, and spacious, with modern technology, marble bathrooms, and refined Spanish design details. Guests can choose guest rooms, terrace categories, loft suites, family layouts, and larger specialty suites for extra space.

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