THE WALT MADRID
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The Walt Madrid
Intimate, Private, Personalised Attention and Perfectly Located 150 meters from the world famous Gran via! The Walt Madrid is dedicated to providing individual attention, comfort and guest satisfaction.
Rooms
See AllComfyTerrace Single The Comfy Terrace single is cosy and comfortable. French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities. Closets, Mini bar, Private Safe, flat-screen TV, USB. Free Internet. Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.Family Suite The Family Suite features a private bedroom with a separate living area comprised of a double sofa bed, a fitted kitchenette with refrigerator, and a table for private dining. Perfect for a small family.All Family Suites offer French bedding, Italian Shower, hair-dryer and amenities, Private safe, Free Internet, Flat-screen TV, USB and Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.ComfyTerrace Double The Comfy Terrace Double is cosy and comfortable with a private reading area on the terrace. French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities. Closets, Mini-bar Private Safe, flat-screen TV, USB, Free Internet, Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.Gran Via PremiumTwin Comfortable and Spacious, with two single beds and French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities. Closets, Mini-bar Private Safe, flat-screen TV, USB, Free Internet. Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.Gran Via Terrace The Gran Via with Terrace is an elegant and comfortable room with a private terrace.Featuring King size French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities, mini-bar, a private Safe, phone, flat-screen TV, USB, Free Internet, Air-conditioning and heating, the Gran Via provides wooden flooring throughout and big closets.Gran Via Standard Double Comfortable and Spacious, Queen rooms, and all with French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities. Closets, Mini-bar Private Safe, flat-screen TV, USB, Free Internet. Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.Gran Via Premium Double Comfortable and Spacious, King, Queen and Twin rooms, all with French bedding, Italian shower, hair-dryer and amenities. Closets, Mini-bar Private Safe, flat-screen TV, USB, Free Internet. Air-conditioning. Wooden flooring throughout.
Attractions
See AllCasino de Madrid Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Real Jardín Botánico Alfonso XIII Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum You will find the amazing private collection of Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza.You can even join in on the ART WALK which is composed of Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, Prado Museum and Reina Sofia Art Centre.Ask our team to help you set this up!It's really close to The Walt Madrid!Microteatro Por Dinero Museo de Cera Parque de Atracciones de Madrid CaixaForum Madrid Real Jardín Botánico Conde Duque Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía Plaza Mayor The Plaza Mayor is a must-see symbol of Madrid. This huge esplanade, located in the center of the city, began to be built in the seventeenth century, by order of King Felipe III, whose equestrian statue sculpted in bronze adorns the place. Inaugurated in 1620, it is a square with a rectangular plan, crossed by arcades.This enclosure was the scene in past times for numerous public events, such as bullfights, processions, parties, theater performances, Inquisition trials and even capital executions. Under its porches, there are traditional shops, as well as a multitude of bars and restaurants. Some buildings stand out in the square, such as the Casa de la Panadería, in which the frescoes on the façade stand out, and the Casa de la Carnicería.Museo del Prado Plaza de Cibeles Palacio Real The Palacio Real is the official residence of the King of Spain.It was built in 1735 .A short walk from The Walt Madrid.Catedral dela Almudena Templo de Debod Teatro Real The Teatro Real, the recent recipient of BEST THEATRE AWARD granted by the prestigious International Opera Awards committee.2021Puerta del Sol The Puerta del Sol is one of the major centers of Madrid. The first buildings built here date were from the 16th century, but it was the construction of the Casa de Correos in 1768 that began to give this place the importance it has today.In the 19th century, the square was completely transformed, and it was between 1857 and 1862, after the demolition of a number of buildings, that the Puerta del Sol adopted its current appearance. This place, which constitutes kilometer "zero" of the roads of Spain, was the seat of many historical events, including the motín de Esquilache (insurrectionary movement against the Marquis of the same name) in 1766, the resistance against Napoleon's troops on May 2 1808, or the proclamation of King Ferdinand VII in 1812.Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
