Catalonia Las Cortes

The hotel Catalonia Las Cortes is located in the historic center of Madrid, next to Plaza Santa Ana, is this hotel with classic style. It is an 18th century palace, with its own history and character that has been completely restored to satisfy the needs of our most exclusive clients.

The hotel has a restaurant, small free buffet for guests from 14:00, free Wi-Fi and two large rooms for celebrations and events. All our rooms have complimentary free water in the minibar and coffee and tea facilities.Please note the property is located in the Old Town, so access to the hotel is made through Principe street. Once in the hotel, please provide your plates number.

The hotel Catalonia Las Cortes is located in the former residence of the Duque of Noblejas, a fully restored 18th century palace. The building conserves its noble character: the renovation included the restoration of the main stairs, the mouldings and mirrors that decorate it, the wooden floorboards of the hallways and the stained glass windows of the old chapel (on the second floor).

The frescos kept inside have been completely restored and they are currently distributed in the two suites, two of the superior rooms and in the Convention Rooms, which are the palace’s former ballrooms. The hotel building is strategically located within the Art Triangle, less than 5 minutes away from the Prado Museum (one of the most important art galleries in the world) and just a few steps away from the Thyssen Bornemisza Collection and the Reina Sofía Art Museum.

This hotel is located in the “Barrio de las Letras” (Literary Neighbourhood) in the heart of old Madrid. It has become a fashionable area over the last few years. This area is particularly worthy of mention as its arteries have the movement of a large city whilst maintaining a bohemian spirit. Small restaurants, modest art galleries and fun bars make this part of Madrid a good reference point.

Night-time entertainment is one of the strong points of the Barrio de las Letras. You can begin the night by trying some typical tapas along with a caña (beer) and then continue the fun by going from bar to bar to enjoy a few drinks and Madrid’s nightlife. This area is also a meeting point for people that have recently arrived in the city, tourists and the Madrileños (natives of Madrid), making it easy to get acquainted with the city.