HOTEL OCCIDENTAL MIGUEL ANGEL

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 263, Classy location, Beside metro stop, Spa and water area, Home to one of Madrid's most innovative restaurants, Lobby bar.

• Situated on a bustling street in Madrid's glamorous Salamanca district, the Hotel Occidental Miguel Angel offers a sleek modern spa and swimming pool, a two Michelin star rated restaurant, and up-to-date guest rooms. Having been recently renovated in its entirety in the year 2000, Hotel Occidental Miguel Ángel combines luxury and style with a prime location just a few blocks from international boutique shopping on Calle Serrano, and a metro stop on the doorstep.

• The Occidental Miguel Ángel features Standard and Deluxe rooms as well as rooms forming part of the Royal Club Miguel Ángel executive floor. All rooms provide guests with modern amenities and the comfort of home and are equipped with a TV, a stocked mini-fridge, safe, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, full bath, hair dryer, laptop outlets, high speed Internet access and 24-hour in-room dining. At the Occidental Miguel Ángel, dining options feature one of Madrid's finest restaurants with celebrity chef Sergi Arola's culinary creations at La Broche. La Broche's two-star Michelin-rated cuisine features an almost alchemical fascination with transforming textures and extracting essences, so there are times when Arola's cooking requires you to suspend disbelief. Traditional Spanish cuisine is served in Arco and is another favourite with guests. Finally, the Farnesio Bar, located in the upper lobby, serves a collection of cocktails and drinks in a relaxed and elegant atmosphere.

• Ideal for business travellers and tourists alike, Hotel Occidental Miguel Ángel is just 5 minutes from the Palacio de Congresos and 15 minutes from the IFEMA exhibition grounds. Gregorio Marañon metro station, beside the hotel, connects guests with Barajas Airport in just 15 minutes. The hotel is situated in one of the most elegant shopping and financial zones of the capital and is near to Paseo de la Castellana, the city's central axis.