INTERCONTINENTAL MADRID
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Hotel with terrace located close to fashion boutiques and the most beautiful museums, offering rooms with classic style
In a former 18th-century palace, a stone's throw from fashion boutiques and the finest museums, the InterContinental hotel offers a cosmopolitan retreat in luxurious surroundings, with its marble-lined lobby and 302 classically styled rooms. Gastronomy is one of the highlights, with Bar 49 specializing in cocktails and light tapas; and for those who prefer to dine à la carte, El Jardín offers the finest Spanish cuisine, which can also be enjoyed from the hotel's terrace, open in summer, as well as a spectacular Sunday brunch.
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Staff are uniformly lovely, cheerful, friendly and committed. Especial praise for Daniel at the concierge desk, Ana at reception and Ignacio at the bar among many others.
As Coco Chanel once said: "Le luxe, ce n'est pas le contraire de la pauvreté mais celui de la vulgarité." During my recent visit to the InterContinental Madrid Hotel, I finally understood what Coco meant by this quote. Everything at the hotel was aesthetically pleasing, from the doors leading to the huge lobby to the rooftop terrace. There was a perfect balance between the interior, service, quality of food and drinks, which left me feeling completely satisfied. Despite the high prices, it was impossible to be disappointed as I understood exactly what I was paying for from the first minute of my stay. Without going further into praising this hotel, I would like to add some observations as an employee of the luxury industry. Almost all the staff were between the ages of 45 and 75, which was great for two reasons. Firstly, I didn't feel like an old wreck as I was surrounded by people of a similar age. Secondly, these staff members had a lot of life experience, which made them wise and able to understand many things with half a word or without words at all. For example, they knew what I wanted to order in a restaurant or that I didn't need additional service in the lobby. They were helpful, but unobtrusive. All staff had nametags indicating the languages they spoke, which helped me avoid embarrassment or find someone who spoke my native language. The hotel's designer also deserves special praise as the classic style was impeccable. Sometimes, I felt like Jack Nicholson was sitting in the lobby having a cup of coffee, and Tim Roth was standing at the reception desk. Overall, I am still impressed by my trip, and I will definitely come back to this hotel again.