Right in the heart of Madrid, where the capital shows it's most traditional side, a new hotel in daring design shows up, opened in July of 2013. We are talking about the first Eurostars Hotels establishment in downtown Madrid, in the vicinity of which there are already four more hotels.
The Eurostars Plaza Mayor is located in the buildings that formerly housed the famous Frontón Madrid (sports arena); two buildings of seven floors each which contain 92 excellent, design rooms fitted with the latest technology and decorated with fine materials such as genuine stonework and ceramic mosaic tiles.
One of our biggest surprise is the breakfast room, located on the seventh floor, from where a delightful panoramic view of Madrid rooftops can be enjoyed. There is also a romantic, outdoor terrace.
The Eurostars Plaza Mayor is 150 metres from Tirso de Molina metro station and 300 metres from either the Plaza Mayor or Puerta del Sol.
Eurostars, closer to you!
The Eurostars Plaza Mayor is in the heart of Madrid, surrounded by the most typical streets, squares and tapas spots in the capital of Spain: Huertas, Atocha, Cruz, Mayor, etc.
The establishment is situated in the hub of Madrid, an unbeatable location for enjoying the best restaurants and theatrical performances currently showing. The hotel is surrounded by some of the most popular theatres in Madrid.
The hotel is very well communicated: the nearest metro station (Tirso de Molina) is 150 metres away and the high-speed railway (AVE-Atocha) at a distance of 1.3 kms. As many as four metro lines cross the vicinity of the Eurostars Plaza Mayor: taking any one of them will bring within reach any part of Madrid.
A 10-minute walk from the hotel entrance will take you to an infinite variety of emblematic places in Madrid: Puerta del Sol, Alcalá St., the department stores on Preciados St., Callao, the Queen Sophia Contemporary Art Centre, the Prado Museum, Caixa Forum Centre, the Botanical Gardens of Madrid, Congreso de los Diputados (Spanish Parliament), Plaza Santa Ana, Pombo Café, Albéniz Theatre, Fountain of Neptune, the Fine Arts Circle and, of course, the Plaza Mayor, from where we proudly receive our name.
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You can check the conditions set by the City Council for road access into the centre of Madrid here