Petit Palace Alcalá Torre

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Description

Information

Housed in a distinctive early 20th-century building, Petit Palace Alcalá Torre is also unique for the magnificent views afforded by the fifty-metre high property.

Furthermore, thanks to its privileged location on Calle Alcalá, close to the main business area and the historical and monumental centre, this four-star hotel is an ideal choice for visitors to the capital. The rooms, apart from offering a stunning panoramic view of the city centre, are equipped with the latest technology and decorated in a modern, functional style.

Services

Pets allowed

Family rooms

Rooms for smokers

Free Wi-Fi

Complementary services

Satellite dish

Lift

Bar / Cafeteria

Safe

Extra bed

Rooms adapted for the disabled

Whirlpool / Jacuzzi

Mini-bar

Restaurant

Assembly room / meeting room

Laundry service

Dry-cleaning service

Map

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Last updated:

12/09/2024

Practical information

Accommodation

Address

Calle

Virgen de los Peligros , 2

28013

Tourist area

Sol / Gran Vía

Telephone

(+34) 91 532 19 01

Fax

(+34) 91 522 91 30

Website

https://www.petitpalacealcala.com/

alcala@petitpalace.com

Metro

Gran Vía (L1, L5), Sevilla (L2)

Bus

1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 15, 20, 46, 51, 52, 53, 74, 146, 150, M1, M2, N16, N18, N19, N20, N21, N25, N26

Cercanías (local train)

Madrid-Sol

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

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