Santo Mauro, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid

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EXCLUSIVE AMENITY:

  • Complimentary daily breakfast for two guests per bedroom
  • $100 USD-equivalent Property Credit per stay
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Priority for complimentary room upgrade
  • Priority for early check-in / late check-out
  • Priority for special room requests
  • Bespoke Welcome Amenity

 

Affluent Traveler Collection (ATC) Program Amenities are applicable to new reservations booked through an ATC advisor, subject to the rate booked, availability, and any terms and conditions advised at time of booking. Until a booking is confirmed, availability and terms are subject to change without notice. Room Upgrades, Early Check-in, and Late Check-out are subject to availability. $100USD-valued Special Amenity and Breakfast Amenity parameters (i.e. type and/or applicable venue) vary by property. Amenities have no cash value and may not be applied to room rate, taxes or resort fees. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Contact an ATC advisor for more details and to make a reservation.

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The Hotel Santo Mauro invites you on a journey in Madrid in the 19th century, at the home of the influential Duke of Santo Mauro. With its French-influenced design and architecture, our 5-star, historic hotel in Madrid consists of three buildings set in a sophisticated private garden, with fountains and terraces shaded by ancient chestnut trees. The guest rooms are full of special details and historical references that immerse you in the past. Each public room is unique: The Red Room reflects pure French Classicism, while the oriental pieces in the Chinese Lounge recall the objects the Duke used to collect on his travels. The Wine Bar offers an extensive list of wines and small dishes, while the main restaurant, housed in the Duke's former Library, offers a level of cuisine commensurate with its palatial setting. Music, fresh flowers, arts and crafts, and highly attentive service from the household staff round off the unique experience of staying in a palace.

The hotel's location, in the city center close to the design area and to the city's most renowned museums, gives access to a range of unique places and experiences both in and outside the city.

The name Santo Mauro comes from a principality in Sicily, and the title "Príncipe de Santo Mauro de Nápoles" was first granted in 1705 by Philip V. In 1890, Mariano Fernández de Henestrosa was bestowed the title of Duke of Santo Mauro as a reward for his services to the crown. The ducal family still retains ownership of the palace, acting as its stewards.