Hostal Persal

The Hostal Persal in Madrid is set in a building originally built in 1871, around a small patio dotted with potted plants, in the heart of the city's historic quarter, 100 meters from the Puerta del Sol and 4 blocks from the Prado museum. Guestrooms have white walls, grey tiles and simple furnishings. Each room has its own bathroom, make up mirror, safety box and satellite television.
The Hostal Persal, Madrid, serves breakfast buffet style each morning in the hotel's breakfast room. Guests can also unwind with a drink in the cellar bar, with its exposed brink and vaulted ceiling. Multilingual staff are on hand at the 24 hour reception to offer help and advice on restaurants and local attractions. The Hostal Persal is well situated to see many of the city's most famous sights. The Prado and Thyssen museums, housing works by Old Masters El Greco and Goya, are four blocks away, and the Madrid's theatres and nightlife are six blocks from here. The nearest airport is Barajas, about 23 kilometres from the hotel; transportation to and from the airport can be arranged through the hotel.