The Madrid Hotel Week event opens up 60 properties in Spain’s capital until 15 November, with free tours

For its tenth edition, Madrid Hotel Week opens up 60 properties in the Spanish capital and its region, from 6 to 15 November 2026. The official programme lists 107 experiences, from a free tour with a concierge to the Thyssen museum behind closed doors, offered from €825. Here are 22 offers and their prices, checked on 6 November on the event’s website.

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1. 60 properties, and not only luxury hotels
2. Free on 7 November: three families per hotel
3. Tours, afternoon treats and drinks: €5-20
4. Oysters, caviar and cocido for under €70
5. €89-125: Peru, Asia and Sunday brunch
6. Spas: from €35 yoga to a €220 treatment
7. The Thyssen behind closed doors, from €825

60 properties, and not only luxury hotels

The event is organised by the Asociación Empresarial Hotelera de Madrid (AEHM), the trade body for the city’s hoteliers, with the support of the city council and partners including Mastercard. Its official page lists 60 establishments, but not all of them are luxury hotels: there are also 3-star hotels, two hostals, Spain’s simpler guesthouses, and two aparthotels. Nine categories are announced, among them gastronomy, art, wellness and family. Our selection focuses on the top end of the list.

All the prices quoted come from the event’s official website, from the listings filed by the hotels, not from the hotels’ own websites. Where we do not say “per person” or “for two”, ask for this to be confirmed when booking. Availability has not been checked.

Free on 7 November: three families per hotel

The free offer has very few places. On Saturday 7 November at 11.30am, the concierges of Las Llaves de Oro Españolas, their Spanish association, take families through the grand rooms of the Mandarin Oriental Ritz, The Palace, The Madrid EDITION and Brach Madrid. On the programme: the history of the hotel and the concierge’s craft. Registration is required, with three families per hotel, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tours, afternoon treats and drinks: €5-20

At €5 for a guided tour, the Four Seasons Hotel Madrid welcomes 10 people at most, every day at 10am, and donates the entire entry fee to CRIS Contra el Cáncer, which fights cancer. Two Relais & Châteaux addresses follow on 10, 12 and 13 November, at noon and 4pm, in groups of 5 to 10: €15 at Hotel Orfila, for an 1886 mansion and its art collection, and €16 at Heritage Madrid, with an aperitif on the terrace included.

At Brach Madrid, a hazelnut Paris-Brest with coffee or herbal tea costs €14, from 10am to 8pm. On Friday 13 November, from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, its pastry kitchen hosts a €20 workshop for 4 to 6 participants on the Corona de la Almudena, a Madrid cake. The same price applies at El Patio, in the Four Seasons, for a glass of Atamán vermouth and a gilda, a skewer of olive, anchovy and chilli.

Oysters, caviar and cocido for under €70

At the Lobby Bar of the Urso Hotel & Spa, from 7pm to 10pm, with piano music, two Gillardeau oysters and a glass of Louis Roederer Brut cost €27, and 30 g of caviar with the same glass €69. The hotel also serves a brunch with a harpist at Invernadero, at €60, on 7, 8, 9, 14 and 15 November, from noon to 2pm.

On 10, 11 and 12 November, from 1.30pm to 3.30pm, the Wellington Hotel & Spa Madrid serves a cocido at €45 in its lobby, Madrid’s hearty stew, prepared by its chefs and those of Lhardy. Hospes Puerta de Alcalá offers the Brunch in the Night at €44, from 8pm to 10pm, facing the illuminated Puerta de Alcalá, along with 15% off accommodation until 15 November. At El Jardín, the InterContinental Madrid serves a €65 menu built around flowers, stems and roots, with a selection of drinks, until 17 November, except at lunchtime on the 8th and 15th.

€89-125: Peru, Asia and Sunday brunch

At Oroya, in The Madrid EDITION, chef Diego Muñoz presents an autumn tasting menu with cocktail pairings, at €89 per person, from 8pm to midnight. At the Four Seasons, the Isa restaurant serves the Origen menu at €105, six courses with Asian flavours, including nigiri and gyoza, for the whole table, from 7pm to 11pm. On the 7th floor, the Dani Brasserie Sunday Brunch costs €125, on Sundays 8 and 15 November, from 1pm to 4pm: buffet, cocktails, wines and children’s activities.

Spas: from €35 yoga to a €220 treatment

On Sunday 15 November, from 9am to 10am, The Spa at The Madrid EDITION brings together 9 people at most for 60 minutes of meditation, breathing, stretching and yoga, at €35 per person. On Saturday 14 November at 10.45am, Brach Madrid offers, at €60, a sound healing session on floating mats, a facial care lesson and a healthy brunch, reserved for Mastercard holders. At the Four Seasons, any 60-minute treatment, from €220, includes access to the pool, Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm.

The Thyssen behind closed doors, from €825

The most expensive offer in our selection brings together the Four Seasons Hotel Madrid and the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, from 6 to 15 November: a private guided tour of the museum’s masterpieces, behind closed doors, followed by an art-inspired tasting menu at El Patio. It is listed from €825. Before booking, ask the hotel what this price covers and what time the tour starts.

Another cultural event, at €65: on Tuesday 10 November at 7pm, the Wellington welcomes the tailor Sastrería Prats to talk about wool, flannel and cashmere, with 26 people at most. To plan a stay in Madrid, see also the Casa Verbena Madrid hotel and, for 2028, the city’s first Royal Hideaway.