If you are in need of that perfect city centre accommodation during your stay in Madrid, then look no further than Hotel Madrisol. Right in the heart of historical Madrid, the city centre property of Madrisol is the perfect place to set up base during your Spanish capital vacation. The hotel is housed in a building from the beginning of the 20th century and is still a remarkable sight in this sprawling metropolitan city. The Madrisol Hotel was built to accommodate the ancient Hotel Aragon, which was popular amongst matadors as a place to stay and dress before each corrida from the Plaza de las Ventas. The city centre complex of Madrisol offers accommodation in Madrid in the historical district of letters, which was once popular with the visiting matadors and artists in the city. It is thought the area got its name from the abundance of writers and artists that made the area their sanctuary during the Spanish Golden Age. The district is now known for its world class restaurants, tapas bars and night life. The location of the hotel makes it easy to travel around the city. You can walk to many places, or you can take public transportation. It is easy to reach the Plaza Mayor and the Gran Via, which is the major shopping street in the city, and many restaurants, theatres, cinemas, bars, and nightclubs. It is also very easy to reach the Prado Museum, which houses artwork from many famous artists including Francisco Goya and El Greco. Goddess of Natural Beauty! Plaza de Cibeles is a beautiful neo classical square of marble sculptures with fountains that has become one of the iconic symbols of Madrid. The square is also famous with fans of Real Madrid as it is often the location fans choose to celebrate after wins. The main highlight for visitors to the square is the magnificent fountain of the Roman goddess of nature Cybele or Ceres who is being pulled by two lions. Plaza de Cibeles is always a highlight for visitors to Madrid at Christmas time as it is beautifully decorated and lit with many fairy lights giving guests to the square the picture perfect photographic opportunity. Look down on the city at night! Beautiful views of the Madrid at night can be experienced from the Rooftop bar at the top of the ME Hotel in Madrid. The rooftop penthouse bar is open to non residents and offers guests unparalleled stunning views over the city of Madrid, whilst enjoying a cocktail or two and dancing the night away to some live music. Archaeologically Gem! Museo Arqueologico Nacional is located beside Plaza de Colon and shares its building with the National Library. Founded in 1867 the museum is home to a number of archaeological, ethnographic and decorative art collections. Ranging from Pre-historic, Celtic right through to Medieval objects. A must see for all history lovers the museum was refurbished in 2008/2009 and features a number of interactive installations. Gate of the Sun! Puerta del Sol is situated right in the heart of Madrid and is one of the most visited places in the city. A favourite meeting spot for locals and visitors to the city the plaza is famous for its towering statue of a bear climbing a tree which is the symbol of Madrid. The plaza is famous for its New Year’s celebrations which are broadcast live on TV from the plaza each year.
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