A Catalonia Las Cortes junior suite with a painted, moulded ceiling, red striped wall panels, a double bed, red armchairs and a herringbone parquet floor.
The main staircase at Catalonia Las Cortes, with brass balusters, white moulded panels, navy patterned wallpaper and a gilt-framed mirror.
Dining area at Catalonia Las Cortes with black marble-topped tables, cane-backed chairs and a curved cream banquette.
A terrace room with a double bed, brown panelled walls and glass doors opening onto a small wooden terrace with a wicker chair.
A superior room with a large bed with a tufted headboard, striped wall panels, a sofa, armchair and desk on a herringbone floor.

Catalonia Las Cortes

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Catalonia Las Cortes is a 4-star hotel on Calle del Prado in Madrid's Barrio de las Letras, set in the restored 18th-century mansion of the Duke of Noblejas. The original main staircase and the interior frescoes have been kept, and the frescoes now run through the suites and two event rooms. Guests get a buffet breakfast and a free snack area, and the Gastrobar serves drinks and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. It is in the MICHELIN Guide's hotel selection.

Background

About Catalonia Las Cortes

The hotel sits in the former residence of the Duke of Noblejas, an 18th-century mansion that has been completely restored. The main staircase with its moldings and mirrors was recovered, the wooden floors of the landings were preserved, and the stained glass of the old chapel can still be seen on the second floor. The original palace entrance stands next to a small library. The restored frescoes are spread across the suites, with the Imperial Suite in the main area of the old palace, and two event rooms, Noblejas and Echegaray, keep painted ceilings too. The hotel is in the MICHELIN Guide's hotel selection.

Dining

Restaurants in the hotel

Breakfast is a buffet, and the hotel runs a free snack area for guests with salads, sandwiches, pastries and drinks. The Gastrobar is the informal option, with Mediterranean-inspired dishes and a cocktail list that mixes classics and newer ideas. In the interior courtyard, a vertical garden surrounds tables where you can have a snack or a dish from the Gastrobar menu. Room service is also available.

Gastrobar

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Facilities

Amenities

Air conditioningBarBeauty salonFree Wi-Fi24-hour front deskLaundryLibraryMeeting roomsPet friendlyRestaurantTerraceWheelchair accessible

Consensus

Catalonia Las Cortes Ratings & Reviews

Google
4.8
1577
Booking.com
9.3 / 10
2,111 reviews
Booking.com guest scores by category
Location
9.8
Cleanliness
9.6
Value for money
8.8
Facilities
9.3
Comfort
9.6
Staff
9.6
Free WiFi
9.3

Policies

House rules

Check-in
From 15:00
Check-out
Until 12:00
Age
There is no age requirement for check-in
Pets
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Source: Catalonia Las Cortes on Booking.com, listed by the property. Captured 12 Oct 2026; check with the hotel before you book.

Details

Good to know

  • The hotel is in the MICHELIN Guide's hotel selection.
  • The suites hold restored 18th-century frescoes, including the Imperial Suite in the old palace's main area.
  • Pets are allowed on request, with a surcharge; the hotel's limit is one dog or cat under 20 kg per room.
  • There is no car park on site; the hotel points to a public one nearby, no booking needed.
  • The hotel's own site lists reception as open 24 hours, free Wi-Fi throughout and wheelchair access.

Location

Where Catalonia Las Cortes is

The hotel is at Calle del Prado 6, in the Barrio de las Letras, which its own site describes as a fashionable, bohemian district of small restaurants, galleries and cocktail bars. It places the building in Madrid's Art Triangle, close to the Prado Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection and the Reina Sofia.

Calle del Prado 6, 28014 Madrid, Spain

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Catalonia Las Cortes?
At Calle del Prado 6, 28014 Madrid, in the Barrio de las Letras, according to the hotel's own site.
What is the building?
The hotel is set in the restored former residence of the Duke of Noblejas, an 18th-century mansion, per its own site.
Does Catalonia Las Cortes have a restaurant?
It has a buffet breakfast and a Gastrobar serving Mediterranean-inspired dishes and cocktails, plus room service. The hotel's own site does not list a separate full-service restaurant.
Where can you see the frescoes?
In the hotel's suites, including the Imperial Suite, and in the Noblejas and Echegaray event rooms, according to the hotel's own site.

Ranked #29 of 113 Madrid hotels by Guidavera's independent consensus methodology. Data verified 2026-10-12.