
Number of rooms: The 200 rooms include 39 suites, some on two levels and some with step-out balconies or spacious private terraces. The design is contemporary, overlaid with the depth of history.
Food & Beverage: There are four restaurants and bars, including Dani on the rooftop by chef Dani García, serving traditional Andalusian cuisine.
For those looking for the atmosphere of a cocktail bar, Isa offers mixology at the forefront of current international trends, coupled with Asian tapas.
Meeting space: The setting creates a stylish and memorable destination for business meetings, product launches, weddings, and gala parties, hosting up to 350 guests. The hotel offers 1,700 m2 (18,300 sq. ft.) of spaces across nine venues on the second floor, all with natural light and views across the city. Space includes two ballrooms with pre-function spaces, an open-air courtyard, and four versatile meeting rooms.
Wellness and Private Club: Four Seasons Madrid features a four-level spa and a sun-splashed 14-metres pool, creating an unbeatable experience for Madrileños and international guests.
Opening year: 2020 (originally built in 1887)
Global Asset Solutions team is working hand in hand with Four Seasons local executive team and pooling everyone’s experience to continue the significant progression of this new upper luxury asset in the city of Madrid.
Madrid’s upper luxury market is re-shaping over the last year with a high number of new upper luxury properties, and the key focus of our Asset Management role is to anchor Four Seasons Madrid in this market and strengthen its rate position through strong revenue management and adaptability to new segmentations.
Four Seasons Madrid is the first Four Seasons in Spain, so Global Asset Solutions’ local knowledge ensures all compliance for the ownership group.
The core of the Four Seasons Madrid was built between 1887 and 1891 by Spanish architect José Grases Riera to serve as the headquarters of La Equitativa insurance company. The building was known as the Palace of La Equitativa and was declared a cultural heritage monument in 2012.
In 2013 restoration began on this historic property, highlighting almost 4,000 original features, including intricate stone floors, fireplaces, original bank teller counters, and a 14-tonne safe.
The hotel’s central location – between Puerta del Sol and Plaza de Cibeles – also means easy access to the best dining, shopping, art, museums, and entertainment, all just a short 25-minute drive from Madrid Barajas International Airport.
For those wishing to experience a fully inclusive stay, the rooftop dining by Spanish celebrity chef Dani García is just one of the options, which means that Four Seasons is bringing a new level of luxury and service to Madrid.