Hotel Alicia
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<p>One in a chain of hotels, each with unique personalities based on a fictional character (sibling hotels in Madrid are Oscar, Mario, and Laura), Alicia is crisp and contemporary, with light-wood wall panels and brightly colored bed throws offsetting the otherwise all-white décor. All of the 37 rooms and suites and two duplex apartments have floor-to-ceiling windows, which are original to the early-20th-century former factory building, and are enhanced by modern elements like flat-screen televisions and free Wi-Fi; some have freestanding tubs with views of the historic Plaza Santa Ana, in front of the Teatro Español. A strip of bustling tapas bars is just out the front door.</p> <p><strong>Insider Tip: </strong>Calle Huertas, just a block away, has some of the city's best bars and jazz clubs. </p> <p><strong>Room to Book:</strong> Room 203, a “junior suite,” is filled with light from a curved bank of windows overlooking the plaza.</p>
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From Travel + Leisure , MAY 2007
With interiors by Spain's star designer Pascua Ortega, the 34 pastel-colored rooms are reminiscent of an ocean liner's: spare furnishings with clever space-saving built-ins, like reading lamps attached to headboards....MORE>>
Last updated May 2007
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