For its first hotel in Spain, the Four Seasons group chose the most beautiful address in Madrid: A collection of seven historical buildings within walking distance of all the key attractions in the Spanish capital. The hotel has 200 rooms, and while the exterior facade might be all about the 19th century charm of Art Nouveau architecture, the interiors are designed in the restricted color palette and clean, contemporary decor we have come to expect of Four Seasons hotels, favouring geometric patterns and light woods, and ornamented with contemporary art. The rooms also enjoy some of the most captivating views over the bustling city, some from the comfort of your bed. On the culinary front, the Four Seasons Hotel boasts 3 restaurants: Dani is a traditional Andalusian restaurant, Isa is a gastrobar with a menu of modern Asian tapas and comfort foods and El Patio with its sidewalk terrace is a lounge off the lobby where you can stop by for pintxos and a drink. The hotel is also home to a restorative spa, spread over four floors and with a comprehensive menu of massages, facials and wellness treatments. Up on the rooftop level, you’ll also find a sun terrace and a 14-meter indoor pool with some of the most panoramic views over Madrid.