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“The Radisson Blu Hotel, Madrid Prado, located right across from Madrid’s famous Prado Museum, is a top choice for those wanting to be close to the city’s main attractions. Its entrance, adorned with vibrant flowers, is hard to miss and sets the tone for what’s inside.
Situated in Madrid’s “”Golden Triangle of Art,”” the hotel is just a short walk from the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums. It’s also conveniently close to Atocha train station for day trips, and you can easily walk to Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor.
Directly across from the hotel is a lively square with a trickling fountain and a café. During warmer months, guests can enjoy the hotel’s outdoor terrace, where they can order from the menu or choose from a wide selection of local and organic wines. The area around the hotel is perfect for a jog or a stroll to the museums and Royal Palace.
The Radisson Blu Hotel pays attention to the little details that enhance a stay. In the lobby, guests are greeted with a warm check-in experience and a display of complimentary water bottles, apples, cough drops, candy, and cookies. There are also ice and water stations on each floor, offering both still and sparkling water. The lobby lounge features a small library of books for guests to borrow.
For relaxation, the hotel offers a day spa with massage and beauty treatments. The indoor plunge pool and relaxation area are decorated with colorful and eclectic décor, and soothing music from Tibetan flutes and Thai harps creates a calming environment.
The hotel’s design combines sophistication with modern amenities. Rooms feature tall mirrors against dark walls, plush beds with power outlets and reading lights, large closets, and wide desks. Each room is equipped with an espresso machine and a hot water kettle. The bathrooms are well-designed with bright mirrors, large vanities, stylish sinks, and rainfall showerheads with user-friendly controls.
Premium rooms come with Juliet balconies that offer views of the charming square and the Prado Museum. There are also junior and larger suites with additional living space and views of the square. Unique suites on the top floor feature high ceilings and separate sitting areas.
Throughout the hotel, historic photos of Madrid and art inspired by famous paintings create a connection to the city’s cultural heritage. The hotel’s restaurant serves Spanish tapas and regional dishes with East Asian flavors.
Radisson Rewards is the hotel’s loyalty program, offering a wide range of options for earning and redeeming points globally. With the recent partnership with Choice Privileges, travelers have even more opportunities to earn rewards for both vacation and business travel. Elite members enjoy extra perks like room upgrades and late checkout.”