Madrid Hotels
Madrid's 40 regulated five-star hotels, ranked by an independent consensus of luxury-collection membership, in-house gastronomy, press, character, and reviews, then 67 four-star hotels, each home to a restaurant in our guide. 84 of these hotels are home to a restaurant we cover in our Madrid guide, 4 of them Michelin-starred. Every hotel page links straight to its in-house restaurant.
What the star categories mean
Spanish hotels are graded by the regional tourism register — for Madrid, the register of the Community of Madrid. The grades here, highest first:
- 5★ GL: five-star Gran Luxe(Gran Lujo), the register's top grade.
- 5★: five-star, the highest standard grade.
- 4★ Sup: four-star Superior, above standard four-star.
- 4★: four-star.
The Michelin Keyis a separate distinction from the star grade — Michelin's award for its most outstanding hotels, the hotel equivalent of its restaurant stars. Hotels can hold one to three Keys; we show them next to the star rating.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the best hotels in Madrid?
- Our highest-ranked five-star hotels in Madrid are Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid, Rosewood Villa Magna, Four Seasons Hotel Madrid. We rank 40 regulated five-star hotels in total by an independent consensus of luxury-collection membership, in-house dining, press, character, and guest reviews.
- Which Madrid hotels have a Michelin-starred restaurant?
- These Madrid hotels have a Michelin-starred restaurant on site: Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid (Deessa, 2 Michelin stars); Hotel Urban, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World (CEBO, 1 Michelin star); Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid (Smoked Room, 2 Michelin stars); NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding (DiverXO, 3 Michelin stars). Each restaurant is covered in our Madrid dining guide.
- Which Madrid hotels have a restaurant worth booking?
- 84 of the hotels we rank are home to a restaurant we cover in our Madrid guide, from Michelin-starred dining rooms to neighbourhood favourites. Each hotel page links straight to its in-house restaurant.
Methodology: the five-star set is the regulated five-star universe from the tourism register of the Community of Madrid, gated on reviews, then scored on luxury-collection membership, in-house gastronomy, press, property character, and review excellence (#1 to #40). The four-star hotels are not scored on that composite; each is here because it is home to a restaurant in our guide, and they are ranked #41+ on a lighter composite of that restaurant's standing in our guide and the hotel's own Google rating.










































































































