Zenit Conde de Orgaz

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Description

Information

Hotel Zenit Conde de Orgaz is a perfect choice for business travellers and those visiting the trade fairs held at IFEMA MADRID. It is located near the Juan Carlos I Trade Fair precinct and the IFEMA Palacio Municipal, in a business area close to the airport and well connected to the city centre.

The hotel makes good use of the quiet environment where it is located and offers a perfect atmosphere for guests to rest after work or even complete a business deal in one of the several conference rooms that are available. The restaurant, Nadir, is one of its main attractions, with a menu that includes the most representative dishes of Spanish and international cuisine, always based on fresh seasonal produce.

Services

Pets allowed

Gym

Rooms for smokers

Free Wi-Fi

Complementary services

Satellite dish

Pay car parking

Lift

Bar / Cafeteria

Safe

Extra bed

Cocktail bar

Rooms adapted for the disabled

Mini-bar

Restaurant

Assembly room / meeting room

Laundry service

Dry-cleaning service

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

Accommodations(45)

Restaurant(9)

Tourist Information(12)

Local Night(1)

Shop(1)

Sports center(2)

See detail in Google Map

Last updated:

25/05/2023

Practical information

Accommodation

Address

Calle

Moscatelar, 24

28043

Tourist area

Aeropuerto / Feria de Madrid

Telephone

(+34) 91 748 97 60

Fax

(+34) 91 388 00 09

Website

http://condeorgaz.zenithoteles.com

condeorgaz@zenithoteles.com

Metro

Esperanza (L4)

Bus

120, 122

Cercanías (local train)

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Find your docking station.

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