Hotel Indigo® Madrid Gran Via, on the quiet, pretty Calle de Silva, is just steps from the Gran Via, the nerve center of modern, cosmopolitan life in Madrid. Our boutique hotel’s design and decor is influenced by the neighborhood’s leading role in Spanish innovation in film and screen as well as architecture and fashion. Each of our stylish guest rooms provides a spa-inspired bathroom experience with a rainfall shower, quality toiletries and complimentary Wi-Fi. In El Gato Canalla Gastrobar & Restaurant a locally influenced Mediterranean menu, and from our rooftop infinity pool and terrace, guests can take in amazing views of the city. We’re near Plaza Mayor and the Royale Palace.
The hotel´s Gym is exclusive for guest use and it is available 24 hours. The equipment includes standard bikes, steppers, running machines and cross trainer. There is also a universal weight training system.
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The Gran Via is our city’s most vibrant and cosmopolitan strip, an innovative space designed to unify the two sides of Madrid and a 24/7 experience that has been at the cutting edge of the city’s life for more than a century. Connecting the city with its historic center, its architecture, fashion, and entertainment, this neighborhood has been the backdrop for films, the scene of progressive political protests and the inspiration for countless songs. Gran Via is home to new ideas, new movements and new launches, from the first metro line to the opening nights of Almodóvar’s biggest films. Today, from the trailblazing style of its fashion brands to the energy of its entertainment and nightlife, the spirit of modernity and innovation in our bold, self-assured neighborhood effortlessly captures the voice of today’s Madrid.
The most important museum of paintings in the world is Prado Museum, with works by the great masters including Velazquez, Goya and Rubens. Reina Sofia Museum is home to Picasso´s Guernica, and the Thyssen Bornemisza Museum shows you a complete journey through the history of European art from 12th to 20th Century.
Visit markets such as Mercado San Miguel and San Anton, where you can taste the local Spanish tapas, enjoy visiting the delicatessen, or have a Caña (a small glass of beer) in any of the bars typical of the city. If you like running, join the like-minded in Retiro Park, or go to Matadero cultural center and visit Madrid Rio, a huge park building over an old highway.
Don’t forget to discover Madrid from its terraces and rooftops, starting with our hotel, followed by Circulo de Bellas Artes and the City Hall, Cibeles Palace. There are also new exhibitions every month in Tabacalera´s building situated in the unique Lavapiés District.
To see more of the city, ask our team how to rent a bike, then enjoy cycling alongside Madrid Rio, a 10km-long urban park which runs along the banks of the Manzanares River. This formerly neglected area has been transformed to create a new public space where you can enjoy an urban beach, rowing, walks and cafés.
Don´t leave without visiting Chueca District and Malasaña just behind Gran Via. This is a laid-back area and home to original stores where you can enjoy many different multicultural sites. The Veranos de la Villa Cultural festival fills Madrid with open-air theatre, music and cinema in the summer season.
A visit to the Museo Chicote cocktail bar is a must. One of the oldest in Madrid, stars like Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner have passed through its doors. Spread across Malasaña district you can still find age-old taverns with tin bars and vermouth on tap.
Cocido Madrileño is Madrid’s most famous dish. Many restaurants may offer it as part of their daily menu, but to try an authentic and inexpensive version in our neighborhood, try the loved-by-locals Restaurante Doña Juana, on Calle Postigo de San Martín.
This is a historic place, full of literary reminiscences located in the heart of old Madrid. Billed as “the culinary cultural center,” you’ll find pintxo bars, sushi bars, juice bars, oyster bars and coffee bars, plus top-notch suppliers of everything from paella to caviar, ice cream to croquetas available until late at night.
Known by locals as a mercado de toda la vida (market for all life), the marketplace has been running since 1941 with over sixty different trades. This sprawling bazaar occupies a full city block in the neighborhood of Lavapiés. Wind your way through busy crowds, taking in the smells of all the different food stalls, from greengrocers to fishmongers to casquerías.
Do not leave without visiting La Gastrocroqueteria de Chema, situated in 7 Barco St., where you can find delicious tapas.
Discover our contemporary meeting room up to 45 people. It is equipped with all equipment necessary for your conferences.