Luxurious Comfort and Spanish Heritage at Avani Alonso Martínez

This architectural treasure, which dates back to 1919, is located just a few steps from the famous central square that has the same name. It has a stunning century-old façade with wrought-iron balconies. This upscale hotel has undergone renovations that flawlessly blend its historic beauty with a modern and fresh look.

The dynamic metropolis of Madrid serves as the inspiration for every aspect of Avani Alonso Martnez’s decor. A stunning sculpture of a yellow cat, a representative animal of the inhabitants, welcomes visitors as they arrive. Visitors can fully immerse themselves in the distinctive culture of the city by reading placards that decorate the walls of the vibrant lobby. The stairway pays homage to the local attire by hand-painting a number of intricate Manila shawls on the walls, which adds a charming and artistic touch. The hotel has expanded the breakfast room as part of the renovation to give customers a better eating experience. Also available for visitors’ convenience is The Pantry, which provides a customizable menu of coffee, pastries, salads, and sandwiches.

101 rooms at Avani Alonso Martnez Madrid combine cutting-edge technology with unmatched comfort. The interior design honours the history of the city and captures the spirit of the Spanish capital. The beautiful houndstooth pattern on the bedcovers is reminiscent of the recognisable motif worn by traditional Madrilenos known as chulapos. Cat-themed headboards are eye-catching, and vintage-inspired artwork show scenes from regional celebrations like San Isidro. As guests are immersed in the rich fabric of Madrid’s history and culture, exquisite lamp shades display old city maps.

Visitors can explore the area through a variety of cutting-edge activities, from exhilarating Segway tours to obscure locations that showcase some of the city’s most impressive murals and graffiti displays to romantic picnics on Retiro Park’s expansive lawns. In addition, visitors may express their creative side at Wine Gogh, a glow-in-the-dark painting studio that draws both residents and visitors to create their own original works of art with neon paint. They can enjoy local wines while giving into the beat of an eclectic soundtrack, sparking their creative imagination. Private dinners staged in secret galleries and studios provide foodies the chance to sample real Spanish cuisine in a creative setting.