Calle de Sevilla, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain

History comes to life with vibrant modern energy at Four Seasons Hotel Madrid. In the very heart of the capital – within walking distance of all the key attractions – seven historical buildings have been transformed into one dynamic destination. With rooftop dining by Spanish celebrity chef Dani García, a four-level spa and a sun-splashed pool terrace, Four Seasons is bringing a new level of luxury and service to Madrid.

Hotel Highlights

A LOBBY IN THE GRAND TRADITION
The past is revealed in 3,700 restored artefacts, including key features from the banks that previously occupied the space. In the lobby, discover original bank teller counters, stained glass, and gilt-topped green marble columns.
THE UNPARALELLED ROYAL SUITE
Elevated on the second level, in the triangular corner of the Equitativa building, the Royal Suite benefits from double-height ceilings and original historical features such as plaster mouldings, marble casings and hardwood floors.
THE NEW CULINARY DESTINATION
Adding new dimension to Madrid’s legendary dining scene, our three venues encompass the Lobby Lounge, a buzzing gastrobar and a new rooftop restaurant by Spain’s Michelin three-star celebrity chef Dani García.
A FOUR-LEVEL SPA SANCTUARY
Enter a soothing urban hideaway spread over four floors. In eight spa treatment rooms, spacious lounges and our eighth-floor swimming pool, experience new paths to relaxation and renewal.
MADRID’S MOST MEMORABLE ENTERTAINING
Welcome to Madrid’s most coveted setting for meetings, events and weddings. With an oval Grand Ballroom, outdoor courtyard and light-filled meeting rooms, these historical spaces are inspiring today’s great occasions.

THE ESSENTIALS

200 accommodations, including 39 suites – some with outdoor terraces
Three restaurants and bars, including an expansive roof terrace
Cutting-edge spa with eight treatment rooms, steam, sauna and relaxation areas and a salon
14-metre covered pool and outdoor lounging areas on the eighth floor
24-hour Fitness Centre
Indoor access to luxury shopping at La Galería de Canalejas
Two ballrooms, four function rooms and an outdoor courtyard – totalling 1,436 m2 (15,409 sq. ft.) and hosting up to 600 guests

HISTORY REBORN FOR A NEW GENERATION

Since the late 1800s, this copper cupola has been one of Madrid’s most remarkable landmarks

A SHOWPIECE OF SPANISH HERITAGE

Home to Four Seasons Hotel Madrid, the innovative Centro Canalejas unites a collection of seven historical buildings, all impeccably restored and reimagined. The oldest part of the complex, originally El Palacio de la Equitativa, dates back to 1887. The dramatic rotunda, topped by a copper cupola, towers over the corner of Calle de Sevilla and Calle de Alcalá. Equally impressive is the neighbouring façade of the Banco Hispano Americano headquarters, begun in 1902 and today forming the main entrance to the luxury shops of La Galería de Canalejas.

“We are very excited to give locals and visitors alike the opportunity to step inside our beautiful reborn landmark.”
Christoph Schmidinger General Manager

Madrid by Four Seasons

EXPERIENCE FLAMENCO
Madrid is food. It’s fiesta. It’s flamenco. This iconic dance is not “just for tourists” – Madrileños have a genuine love for this Andalusian dance form, designated Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2010. There are plenty of small tablaos to enjoy a performance alongside locals, away from the tourist crowds. We can even plan a private lesson.
TOUR THE PASEO DEL ARTE
Four Seasons is an easy walk to three of the world’s best art museums, including The Prado with its masterworks by Velázquez, the Thyssen-Bornemisza with spectacular pieces by the Impressionists, and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, home to Pablo Picasso’s “Guernica.” Let us arrange a private tour with an expert art consultant as your guide.
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TASTE THE MERCADO DE SAN MIGUEL
Let us orchestrate a tasting tour of Madrid’s most popular market – just a 10-minute walk from Four Seasons. Originally built in 1916, the iron structure was renovated and reopened in 2009. Not a traditional grocery market, this is a gourmet tapas market. Explore over 30 vendors selling freshly prepared hams, olives, baked goods and other foods. Beer, wine and champagne are available for sipping.
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