Ritz Hotel Madrid

... get the feeling that you are asking a favor to the staff for anything required….not a way to run a 5* hotel. So off on the main autopistas direct to Madrid…tons of road work going on…spending all that EU money…quite a bit of ...

... del Prado possui além do museu com o mesmo nome varias outras atraçoes: a estação Atocha, Jardim Botânico,  o hotel Ritz, monumento ao 2 de maio, biblioteca nacional, praça de las Cibeles... Madrid é um prato cheio para quem gosta de ...

... shop where we could watch the owner doing her books by hand as we munched. When I was studying in Spain in 1992, I went to the Ritz Hotel for tea with my good friend June Chaterjee.  She insisted on it and I was so glad she did.  So naturally ...

... of Goya currently being held, so I toured through that as well and then went on my way. Across the street was the Ritz Hotel (not to be confused with a Ritz Carlton property) which is said to be Spain´s most extravagant property.  It was built ...

... he says to us with a big smile, "Ok, letch's vash all shat cultour dvown vith a bier." Good idea Georgio, good idea. The Ritz hotel is right next to the Prado, and as we're leaving, Georgio starts making jokes about how cheap it probably is, and how ...

... .  The size and detail that goes into these royal palaces are simply stunning.  We made our way to Plaza Espana, The Ritz hotel with its gigantic courtyard and the statue of Don Quixote.  After we saw the sights we went back to ...

... and the player benches. We had dinner at a Spanish restaurant and overheard a man talking to his mother about the hotel he was staying in - The Ritz. According to him it was `the worst Ritz he´d ever stayed in and the ones in London and Paris are far ...

... , the temple is absolutely gorgeous! On Sunday morning, I went to the Rastro once again, which is the massive flea market here in Madrid.  I purchased 2 scarves, which were only 1 euro a piece!  Also, I got a bag that would be convenient for ...

... a pretty sketchy neighborhood to the pool, only to find out that the indoor lap pool doesn't open until September 1 (many things in Madrid are closed until then), and the people working there don't know anything about the lap pool, so we would have to ...

31/12 Madrid e Berlim O dia começou cedo em Madrid. Acordamos às 4:30h da manhã para que pudéssemos deixar o hotel às 5:55h com o transfer para o aeroporto. Tudo ocorreu muito bem e embora a distância seja grande, as ruas estavam vazias de carro. ...

... travel with us in Spain. As we hadn't seen her since last August, we were elated, and we had a beautiful reunion at the Madrid airport. Shortly after meeting up, we flew out to Barcelona. We'd planned on spending a few days there before heading to ...

... You can feel the ghosts lingering. Overall, it is worth going, particularly as part of a larger visit. One thing to note: The Ritz hotel (now the Palace) is neither Ritzy nor Palatial. Despite its claim of being a 5-star Grande Luxe hotel, it is ...

... hotel was one that Rick Steves recommends in his guidebook.  When I looked at it online, the hotel looked like it had character.  Definitely not the Ritz, but decent enough for one night.  Plus the location could not be beat and the price ...

... would be LA´s underground scene. Again not what i was expecting as it was a place that i could quite easily have been in Madrid. A very alternative crowd split between the love of the music and the night owls who didn´t want the night to end. After a ...