Rosewood Villa Magna

About Rosewood Villa Magna

Set on the nerve centre of Paseo de la Castellana and surrounded by the haute couture boutiques, art galleries and aristocratic residences of the Salamanca district, this hotel takes the concept of “contemporary residential luxury” to its fullest expression. After a profound transformation under the prestigious Rosewood Hotels & Resorts brand, the original 1970s building was completely stripped back and reinterpreted by the architect Rafael de La-Hoz and the Australian design studio BAR Studio, turning it into an urban oasis surrounded by lush private gardens and outdoor terraces. The hotel’s philosophy is based on the A Sense of Place concept, so that every corner of the interior reflects the sophistication, art and culture of modern Madrid life, avoiding over-the-top opulence in favour of elegant restraint, clean lines, rich textile textures and an impressive collection of contemporary art that decorates both the common areas and the residential corridors. The hotel has a private, discreet entrance that shields it from the bustle of Paseo de la Castellana, giving guests an immediate sense of privacy, calm and residential exclusivity from the moment they walk through its doors.

The accommodation consists of 154 rooms and suites designed with the look and feel of a high-end private apartment in the Salamanca district. The rooms have large separate dressing rooms, furniture made to measure by local craftspeople, original artworks and large windows that flood the spaces with natural light. The so-called Houses and Penthouses on the upper floors are the most exclusive suites in Madrid; they have huge furnished private terraces with panoramic views over the Castellana, full chef’s kitchens, formal dining rooms and designer fireplaces, making them the favourite choice for long stays by multinational chief executives, Middle Eastern royal families and international film stars. Food is one of the cornerstones of the property, led by the Amós restaurant, where chef Jesús Sánchez (awarded three Michelin stars at his flagship restaurant) pays deep tribute to Cantabrian cuisine with dishes that blend Navarrese and Cantabrian tradition with contemporary haute cuisine techniques in an impeccably designed dining room. The Las Brasas de Castellana restaurant offers an all-day dining concept centred on top-quality meat, fish and vegetables cooked over charcoal, while Tarde.O is a sophisticated bar split into an indoor bar with a speakeasy atmosphere and an outdoor terrace that has become the go-to meeting point for Madrid’s corporate and financial elite for after-work drinks. Wellbeing has its place in Sense, A Rosewood Spa, an underground sanctuary inspired by the peninsula’s ancient Arab baths, with a traditional polished-marble hammam, dry saunas, contrast showers and a menu of beauty and relaxation treatments using luxury organic cosmetics brands and adapted ancestral techniques. The hotel has event rooms with residential design and advanced technology, ideal for board meetings, high-level financial product launches and VIP private dinners that demand the utmost discretion and impeccable haute cuisine catering.

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