The elegant, 4-star Hotel Petit Palace Plaza del Carmen opened its doors in June 2006 and is situated in the city centre, in Plaza del Carmen Square, between Gran Vía -the main commercial and cultural artery of Madrid- and the famous Puerta del Sol, in the historic and monumental centre. Besides, you can take a nice 10 minutes walk to interest spots like Teatro Real, Palacio Real or La Almudena Cathedral. “El Paseo del Arte” is just 5 minutes walking distance. Additionally, hotel guests can obtain a 20% discount in the Plaza del Carmen public parking for 24 hour minimum periods.
At the hotel, all the rooms include a computer with free internet connection, free wireless high speed Internet access, relaxing hydro-massage showers, direct telephone, telephonic connection RDSI for Internet access via modem Laptop, Flat screen TV TFT, Canal Plus+ channels, with cinema and sporting events. Additional hotel services include restaurant-buffet; Business Centre in the hall, with free high-speed access to the Internet and the newest personal computers with flat panel TFT; printer, photocopier and fax services. Guest may enjoy a free coffee self service from 12 pm until 22 pm in the lobby. Ask in the reception for the room service.
The tourism on two wheels! Enjoy he city in a free & eco way! Free bike rental exclusively for hotel guests (subject to availability) between 9am. and 9pm. for over 18's. (Children up to 17 years of age must be accompanied by an adult). Bike routes available at front desk.
See the vitality of the centre in the Puerta del Sol and make your way up to the Plaza Mayor. A legacy of the Hapsburg regime, this plaza surrounded by a beautiful colonnaded edifice was once the site of colourful outdoor theatre, a bustling market, bullfights and executions by decree of the Inquisition. Today there are beautiful outdoor cafes from which you can people watch and enjoy the warm Spanish sun. A cultural itinerary leading to the major museums of Madrid -El Prado, Reina Sofia, Thyssen-Bornemisza cross the centre and the pedestrian streets of Plaza Santa Ana and Huertas areas, famous for their great nightlife.
This exciting city is bursting in vitality, most notable in the tapas bars where one can sample exquisite Spanish delicacies, spicy red wines and crisp, refreshing cavas (the national sparkling wine). La Tabernade los Cien Vinos on the hidden street, C/Nuncio, 17 has tapas and raciones bordering on gourmet, the sausages and cold cuts are high quality and the toasted bread topped with mushrooms, jamon (ham) and warm cheeses are just beautiful. Another tapas bar, Mal de Amores on C/Don Pedro, 6 has imaginative dishes and fusion cuisine tapas- if you want a table at the restaurant it’s best to reserve beforehand.
A four star hotel combining the latest vanguard design, with the maximum comfort, elegance and features.