Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid

Nestled on the outskirts of Madrid, this no-frills tavern is a culinary shrine celebrated for its award-winning cocido madrileño and vibrant tapas.

Nestled in an industrial-chic space, DSTAgE offers an unforgettable culinary adventure with inventive Spanish dishes and impeccable wine pairings.

The grand 19th-century boulevards of glamorous Salamanca are lined with fine-dining restaurants and designer boutiques, especially along the "Golden Mile." Stylish locals frequent Platea Madrid, an upscale gourmet food market in a former theater building. There are prehistoric Iberian relics and art at the National Archaeological Museum, and the Lázaro Galdiano Museum is home to works by Goya and Bosch.

Step into Madrid's historic 1642 inn for tender roast lamb and garlicky prawns in a charming, rustic setting that feels like a delicious time capsule.

Elegant outfit with a contemporary vibe offering a menu of creative animal-free cuisine.

Nestled in a former royal palace, this lavish 1910 hotel boasts chic rooms, exquisite dining, and exceptional service, all just steps from the Prado.

Typical dishes like oxtail stew in a venerable, tiled stop known for its French toast desserts.

Vibrant, multicultural Lavapiés is spread out over steep medieval streets filled with lively Indian restaurants and old Spanish taverns. Edgy art shows and events take place at the Tabacalera and La Casa Encendida cultural centers, in contrast with the modern masterpieces, like Picasso’s “Guernica," showcased at the Reina Sofía Museum nearby. Vendors at the busy San Fernando Market sell cheese, books and craft beer.

Tiny taqueria serving tacos & quesadillas at the bar, accompanied by tequilas & mezcal.

Nestled in Plaza de las Cortes, this stylish hotel boasts chic rooms, a lively Mediterranean restaurant, and warm, welcoming staff ready to pamper you.