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Madrid is great for nightlife with wonderful restaurants, cafes, bars and theatres, book a hotel near Madrid's nightlife and experience this.

If you’d like to take advantage of Madrid’s exciting nightlife, take a look at some of the hotels shown below in the famous Puerta del Sol area of Madrid. Throughout the metropolis, this area is well-renowned for having some of the best dinning and entertainment in all of Madrid. For example, the Plaza Mayor has caves which have been converted to restaurants. Alternatively, walk along the Gran Via to discover some of the most historic buildings in Madrid that have been converted into theaters and music halls.

Nightlife	city	country	gallery	rating	from	check rates

Ada Palace Hotel	Madrid	Spain	80€
Quo Puerta Del Sol Hotel	Madrid	Spain	100€
Emperador Hotel	Madrid	Spain	100€
Petit Palace San Bernardo	Madrid	Spain	90€
Praga Hotel	Madrid	Spain	47€
Petit Palace Plaza del Carmen	Madrid	Spain	80€
High Tech Arturo Soria Alcala Hotel	Madrid	Spain	76€
Asturias Hotel	Madrid	Spain	45€

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Ada Hotel Palace -Madrid, Spain
Recently built on September 2009, the magnificent Ada Palace Hotel is located in the centre of Madrid. This 4 star hotel on Gran Via Street is in close proximity to the Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor. It’s in an ideal location if you are looking to hold leisure and business trips as its surrounded by theatres, museums, as well as commercial and financial areas. The hotel offers 80 rooms, a splendid panoramic restaurant and bathrooms featuring hydro massage showers amongst its many attractions.

learn more about Madrid’s museums

For those traveling to the “Golden Triangle of Art”, each museum has a little something different to offer. All three are home to world-famous pieces of art that are certainly not worth missing. For instance, the Prado holds works by famous artists like Diego Velazquez, Francisco Goya, El Greco, Peter Paul Reubens, Caravaggio, & Rembrandt. Established in 1819, this museum not only holds over 8,600 paintings but is also known for 5,000 drawings, 2,000 prints, 1,000 coins & medals, 2,000 decorative objects, and more than 700 works of sculpture. The best-known piece you can’t miss is Velazquez’s Las Meninas, a portrait of King Philip IV’s family that has been described as the “theology of painting” by Luca Giordano, the famous Baroque painter.

At the Reina Sofia, enjoy contemporary pieces from the 20th century from Joan Miró, Julio Gonzales, Pablo Gargallo, and most notably, Pablo Picasso & Salvador Dalí. Don’t forget to see one of Picasso’s most famous works “Guernica”, a huge mural depicting the bombing of the Guernica, Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Apart from all of the great works on display, the museum also has a free-access art library that includes over 100,000 books, 3,500 sound recordings, and almost 1,000 videos on file. Plus, the central building of the museum was built from an 18th century hospital, and rumor has it the place is haunted!

On the other hand, the Thysssen-Bornemisza museum spans over eight centuries of European painting, offering glimpses of various art periods, including the Renaissance and Baroque eras. Plus, the museum covers artists outside of Spain from English, German, Dutch, Italian, Belgian, and English schools. The museum’s collection was started by the late Baron Hans Thyssen-Bornemisza, and to this day his wife, Carmen Cervera, carries out the running of the museum. Just recently in 2006, she made a public demonstration against the city’s plans to rebuild the Paseo del Prado, as she thought it would damage the museum’s collection and appearance.

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