7 Islas Hotel
7 Islas Hotel
7 Islas Hotel sits on Calle Valverde, between Gran Vía and Malasaña. It was opened in 2002 by Juan Rosa, a businessman from Lanzarote, and is now run by his granddaughter Mónica Salces Rosa. Its own site names 7 Kitchen & Bar as the in-house restaurant and bar, alongside a rotating-exhibition art gallery in the lobby.
Background
About 7 Islas Hotel
7 Islas Hotel opened in 2002, founded by Juan Rosa, a businessman from Lanzarote, with the idea of giving Canary Islanders visiting Madrid a home away from home; the name nods to the seven Canary Islands. It's still family-run, now directed by Rosa's granddaughter, Mónica Salces Rosa. Rooms are designed by the Kikekeller studio, and the lobby doubles as a small gallery with rotating art shows.
Dining
Restaurants in the hotel
7 Kitchen & Bar is the hotel's in-house restaurant and bar, covering breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails, and pitched on the hotel's own site as a place for guests and locals alike.
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Facilities
Amenities
- Parking
- No parking available.
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Wellness
- Fitness centre
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Minibar
- Restaurant
Reception services
- Lockers
- Concierge service
- Tour desk
- 24-hour front desk
Cleaning services
- Laundry · extra charge
Business facilities
- Fax/photocopying · extra charge
- Meeting/banquet facilities · extra charge
General
- Air conditioning
- Non-smoking throughout
- Wake-up service
- Hardwood or parquet floors
- Heating
- Car hire
- Lift
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Airport shuttle · extra charge
- Non-smoking rooms
- Wake up service/Alarm clock
- Room service
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Bidet
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Free toiletries
- Bathrobe
- Hairdryer
- Shower
Bedroom
- Wardrobe or closet
Kitchen
- Electric kettle
Media & Technology
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite channels
- Telephone
- TV
Safety & security
- Safety deposit box
Facility details from the hotel's Booking.com listing, captured 29 Sep 2026.
Consensus
7 Islas Hotel Ratings & Reviews
- Staff
- 9.2
- Facilities
- 9.0
- Cleanliness
- 9.3
- Comfort
- 9.4
- Value for money
- 8.5
- Location
- 9.6
- Free WiFi
- 8.9
Policies
House rules
- Check-in
- From 14:30
- Check-out
- Until 12:00
- Children and beds
- Children of any age are welcome.Children 3 years and above will be charged as adults at this property.
- 0 - 11 years: Extra bed upon request (€ 20 per child, per night)
- Age
- There is no age requirement for check-in
- Pets
- Pets are not allowed.
- Payment
- American Express, Visa, Mastercard. Cash accepted.
- Languages spoken
- English, Spanish
Source: 7 Islas Hotel on Booking.com, listed by the property. Captured 29 Sep 2026; check with the hotel before you book.
Details
Good to know
- Family-run since it opened in 2002, now directed by the founder's granddaughter
- Between Gran Vía and Malasaña on Calle Valverde
- In-house restaurant and bar, 7 Kitchen & Bar, open for breakfast through cocktails
- 24/7 gym with Technogym equipment
- Pet friendly
- Top-floor Ático rooms have private terraces with Madrid views
Location
Where 7 Islas Hotel is
The hotel is on Calle Valverde 14, in the stretch between Madrid's Gran Vía and the Malasaña neighbourhood.
Calle de Valverde 14, 28004 Madrid, Spain
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What restaurant is inside 7 Islas Hotel?
- 7 Kitchen & Bar, the hotel's own restaurant and bar, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails.
- Who founded 7 Islas Hotel?
- Juan Rosa, a businessman from Lanzarote, opened it in 2002. His granddaughter, Mónica Salces Rosa, now runs the hotel.
- Where is 7 Islas Hotel?
- On Calle Valverde 14, in the stretch of central Madrid between Gran Vía and the Malasaña neighbourhood.
- Is 7 Islas Hotel pet friendly?
- Yes, its own site lists a pet-friendly service for guests travelling with dogs.
- Does 7 Islas Hotel have a gym?
- Yes, a 24/7 gym fitted with Technogym equipment and yoga kits, for guests only.
- Do any rooms at 7 Islas Hotel have a terrace?
- The top-floor Ático con Terraza rooms have private terraces with Madrid views, plus hammocks and yoga kits.
Ranked #51 of 107 Madrid hotels, included as a four-star because it is home to a restaurant we cover. Four-star hotels are ordered after the five-star list rather than merged into it, because the two are scored on different scales. Data verified 2026-09-28.