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Walk up Calle de Serrano to the Lázaro Galdiano Museum and seek out Goya's Witches' Sabbath, commissioned for the Duke and Duchess of Osuna.

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Pause at reception for Jacky Puzey's embroidery and look closely for the stitching that draws on Balenciaga's tailoring and Spanish palace tapestries.

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Royal Anglada House gives families or friends two bedrooms, a separate dining room and a private rooftop terrace overlooking Madrid.

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Book Villa Magna's El Escorial outing to see Philip II's frescoed library on a private tour before sitting down to a picnic.

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Rosewood Villa Magna

Rosewood Villa Magna occupies a distinctive address on Paseo de la Castellana, at the edge of Madrid's Salamanca district. The boulevard gives the hotel a formal city presence; the gardens and terraces make arrival feel more sheltered than the address suggests. Inside, its residential scale and measured service suit travelers who want Madrid close at hand without making every hour of the stay a public occasion.

This is a useful base for a city visit with different priorities. The shops of Serrano and Ortega y Gasset belong to the surrounding neighborhood, while the Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and El Retiro form a separate cultural outing. Returning to a garden table, a quiet room or dinner at the hotel gives the day a natural pause. Villa Magna is particularly appealing when both the city and the time spent back at the hotel matter.

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Rooms

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Hotel Style

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Leisure

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Facilities

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Rooms & Suites at Rosewood Villa Magna

Grand Premier Room
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Grand Premier Room

484 sqft
From 921 USD

Traditional Spanish design takes a contemporary turn in the Grand Premier Room. Artful furnishings and city views define the setting. The room spans 45 square...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

323 sqft
From 1’068 USD

Gray-veined marble and views of boutique-lined city streets give the Deluxe Room its Madrid character. The room covers 30 square meters, with one king bed...

Premier Room
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Premier Room

377 sqft
From 1’098 USD

Contemporary furnishings and a marble bathroom shape the Premier Room. Its 35 square meters accommodate up to two guests, with either a king bed or...

Grand Premier Castellana Room
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Grand Premier Castellana Room

484 sqft
From 1’240 USD

Paseo de la Castellana forms the outlook from the Grand Premier Castellana Room. At 45 square meters, it offers a king bed or two twin...

Junior Suite
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Junior Suite

538 sqft
From 1’756 USD

A writer's desk and a large walk-in wardrobe are useful features of the Junior Suite. The suite spans 50 square meters and has city views....

Castellana Junior Suite
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Castellana Junior Suite

538 sqft
From 2’014 USD

The Junior Suite Castellana faces Paseo de la Castellana, with a sofa and writer's desk in its sitting area. The 50-square-meter suite has a king...

1 Bedroom Suite
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1 Bedroom Suite

592 sqft
From 2’578 USD

A separate lounge gives the One Bedroom Suite a clear division between sleeping and time spent awake. The suite covers 55 square meters and has...

Villa Magna Suite
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Villa Magna Suite

700 sqft
From 2’813 USD

The Villa Magna Suite brings together a generous lounge and a writer's desk within 65 square meters. Views face either the city or Castellana Boulevard....

2 Bedroom Suite
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2 Bedroom Suite

969 sqft
From 3’590 USD

On the first floor, the Two Bedroom Suite joins a principal king bedroom to a second guestroom. The 90-square-meter layout sleeps up to five guests,...

2 Bedroom Villa Magna Suite
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2 Bedroom Villa Magna Suite

1,076 sqft
From 4’403 USD

Castellana Boulevard comes into view from the third-floor Villa Magna Two Bedroom Suite. It spans 1,076 square feet, or 100 square meters, and accommodates up...

Cedros House
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Cedros House

1,023 sqft
From 4’480 USD

Cedros House takes its name from the cedar trees around the hotel. Its 95 square meters include a lounge, a dining area and a fully...

Anglada Junior Suite
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Anglada Junior Suite

710 sqft
From 4’542 USD

The Junior Anglada Suite has a private terrace looking over Calle Serrano. There are 66 square meters indoors, plus a separate 10-square-meter terrace. The suite...

2 Bedroom Cedros House
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2 Bedroom Cedros House

1,561 sqft
From 5’799 USD

Two Bedroom Cedros House has light-filled interiors and a large lounge. The house spans 145 square meters and sleeps up to five guests. The two...

3 Bedroom Villa Magna Suite
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3 Bedroom Villa Magna Suite

1,615 sqft
From 6’208 USD

The Villa Magna Three Bedroom Suite has three bedrooms and a lounge for up to eight guests. It covers 150 square meters on the third...

2 Bedroom Castellana House
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2 Bedroom Castellana House

1,399 sqft
From 7’119 USD

Castellana House has two bedrooms and a large lounge with views of Castellana Boulevard. The house covers 130 square meters and sleeps up to five...

Salamanca has a character distinct from Madrid's older streets around the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor. Broad avenues, apartment buildings, galleries and carefully kept storefronts shape the area around the hotel. Calle de Serrano and Calle de Ortega y Gasset are the best-known shopping streets, but the pleasure is also in walking the smaller streets between them, where a coffee or an unplanned gallery visit can interrupt an afternoon of appointments.

The setting works for business as well as leisure. Paseo de la Castellana is one of Madrid's principal axes, and the hotel offers a composed place to return between meetings. For a first visit devoted mainly to the old center, expect to travel across town for some sights rather than step directly into them. That is a fair exchange for Salamanca's quieter residential rhythm and the hotel's garden setting.

Villa Magna's identity lies in the contrast between its urban frontage and the outdoor spaces within. The gardens and terraces soften the boulevard, giving guests somewhere to sit apart from the movement of the street. Rosewood presents the property as a Madrid residence, and that idea is persuasive here: public rooms invite conversation and a lingering coffee, rather than making every passage through the hotel feel ceremonial.

The interiors carry that mood into the stay. Warm materials, restrained color and comfortable seating make the common spaces feel settled. They are not a substitute for Madrid outside; they give its pace a counterpoint. A morning can begin on the avenue and end over a drink on the terrace without a change of address. That ease is a large part of what distinguishes Villa Magna from a hotel chosen only for its location.

Accommodation ranges from rooms to suites and signature Houses. Rosewood describes garden or boulevard views across the collection, so the outlook is worth considering when selecting a category. The rooms favor calm finishes and marble bathrooms over decorative display. A standard room can be a sensible choice for a short stay spent mostly in the city; guests who want the hotel to function as a temporary home should look more closely at the suite layouts.

The larger categories add separate living space, and selected Houses bring a private terrace into the experience. Royal Anglada House, on the rooftop, has two bedrooms, a lounge, dining room and office as well as outdoor space. Those distinctions matter more than a generic promise of spaciousness: they change where a family can gather, where a traveler can work, and how much of a Madrid afternoon can be spent privately outdoors. Check the precise configuration of the category you book; terraces and connecting options are not features of every room.

Amós by Jesús Sánchez gives the hotel a clearly defined culinary point of view. Its cooking draws on Cantabria and the north of Spain, making it a deliberate dinner choice rather than simply a convenient hotel restaurant. The setting is polished, but the regional focus keeps the meal connected to a place beyond the dining room. It suits an evening when guests want to stay in without settling for an anonymous international menu.

Las Brasas de Castellana offers another register. An open kitchen, grill and garden terrace support a more informal meal rooted in Spanish tradition. The two restaurants are useful for different reasons: Amós rewards a longer occasion, while Las Brasas fits more readily into a day that may also include shopping, meetings or a museum visit. Their presence gives guests a real choice of mood on the property, though Madrid's wider dining scene remains part of the appeal of staying here.

Flor y Nata is the hotel's all-day cafe and patisserie. Coffee and pastries make it an easy morning stop, while its lighter savory offering gives an afternoon meeting or pause a different feel from a full restaurant meal. It brings a local, everyday dimension to the hotel: not every gathering needs the formality of dinner. Guests can use it as a quiet interval before heading back into Salamanca.

Tarde.O Bar is more social, with cocktails and small bites served in a bar and terrace setting. It makes sense later in the day, when the pace of the hotel changes and guests are deciding whether to stay for one drink or go out into Madrid. The terrace is the livelier setting, while the bar offers a place to settle into conversation. Together with Flor y Nata, it gives the hotel a sequence of informal stops that can fit around plans rather than dictate them.

Sense, A Rosewood Spa gives the hotel a quieter use beyond sleeping and dining. Rosewood lists treatment spaces, a Finnish sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy area with sensory shower and a gym. These are meaningful facilities for a city stay, especially after a day on foot or a demanding schedule, but access conditions matter: Rosewood says spa facilities require a reservation and are for guests aged 18 and over. It is worth arranging a treatment or facility time in advance rather than assuming an open-ended visit.

The spa's appeal is practical as well as atmospheric. A treatment can mark a pause between city plans, while the gym helps preserve an exercise routine. Wellness here is not a resort program that displaces Madrid; it is a way to make an active visit feel more balanced. That distinction suits Villa Magna's broader character, where time spent outside and time spent in the hotel each have a clear role.

Start with Salamanca on foot. Its shopping streets, galleries and restaurants reward an unhurried walk, and the hotel's position on Castellana makes it simple to return between plans. For art, make a separate visit to Paseo del Arte, where the Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofía museums sit within the same cultural district. El Retiro belongs to that wider area too, offering a different pace from the galleries. These are Madrid outings from Villa Magna, not attractions at its door.

The older center deserves its own time as well. Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and the streets around them tell another story of the city, more historic and often busier than Salamanca. Keeping those areas distinct helps set expectations for the location. Villa Magna is well placed for travelers who prefer to explore by day and return to a calmer neighborhood for the evening, with dining choices both at the hotel and beyond it.

Rosewood Villa Magna is a Madrid hotel for travelers who value a composed address as much as access to the city. Its Salamanca setting puts boutiques and galleries nearby, while the gardens and terraces soften a prominent boulevard location. The choice between Amós, Las Brasas, Flor y Nata and Tarde.O Bar gives the property more than one daily rhythm; Sense adds a place to pause. Select the room category for the space and outlook you actually need, then let the hotel serve as a residential base for Madrid rather than a substitute for exploring it.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

At Amós, start with Cantabrian anchovies served with oil and butter, or share Santander-style fried calamari for a taste of Spain’s northern coast.

The Basalt and Marble treatment at Sense spa pairs rhythmic massage with hot and cold stones, using both volcanic stone and marble.

At Flor y Nata, settle by the fireplace for afternoon tea with savoury sandwiches, warm scones and a changing selection of pastries.

Location of Villa Magna

Paseo de la Castellana, 22, 28046 Madrid, Spain

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What to Know About Rosewood Villa Magna

Is Rosewood Villa Magna a good luxury hotel?

Yes. Rosewood Villa Magna is a strong choice for travelers who want refined luxury in central Madrid. The hotel combines elegant rooms, suites, dining, spa facilities, garden terraces, and excellent access to Salamanca and Castellana.

Where is Rosewood Villa Magna located?

Rosewood Villa Magna is on Castellana in Madrid. The location works well for Serrano shopping, Salamanca restaurants, business meetings, museums, Retiro Park, and central Madrid sightseeing.

How many rooms does Rosewood Villa Magna have?

Rosewood Villa Magna has about 154 rooms and suites. Accommodation ranges from elegant rooms to spacious suites and signature houses, with a residential feel and refined Madrid style.

What makes Rosewood Villa Magna special?

The hotel stands out for its polished modern design in one of Madrid's most prestigious districts. Guests choose it for shopping access, calm interiors, garden terraces, strong dining, spa time, and discreet city luxury.

Is Rosewood Villa Magna close to Salamanca shopping?

Yes. Rosewood Villa Magna is very convenient for Salamanca and Serrano shopping. Guests can easily reach boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafes, Castellana, and many central Madrid landmarks.

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