The Eurostars Madrid Tower hotel is superbly located right on the Paseo de la Castellana, in the Cuatro Torres Business Area (Four Towers Business Area) business park complex, one of Madrid’s most economically developed areas. Its 480 guest rooms take up 33 floors of the over 230-metre-high Sacyr Vallehermoso Tower on the former grounds of the Madrid Royal Football Club’s training centre.
EVENTS CLUB The Eurostars Madrid Tower has 22 private function and conference rooms from 30 to 350 m2 equipped with the latest technology needed for holding any business function or special event. The rooms have a maximum capacity of almost 2,000 people.
Rooms
The Eurostars Madrid Tower has 480 lusciously decorated guest rooms, 25 Junior Suites of nearly 55 m2, a 80 m2 executive suite and a 109 m2 presidential guest room. The decoration in all of the guest rooms is elegant and modern. The rooms have natural sunlight and spectacular panoramic views of Madrid.
Junior Suite
Larger than the Standard guest room, the Junior Suite is divided into two rooms, making it possible to both work and relax. All of them have been designed with the most careful attention to detail regarding comfort and pleasure, and they are decorated with Roman mosaics and 19th-century English furnishings. They have parquet flooring, a stereo system, satellite television, a direct telephon line, fax and Internet connections and a mini bar.
Standard
The Standard guest room is a magnificent guest room occupying two floors, with the bedroom on one and the living room on the other. They are designed to be enjoyed for both doing business and relaxing and come with wood flooring, mahogany furnishings and stunning marble bathtubs in addition to air conditioning, central heating, cable television, a direct telephone line, fax and Internet connections, a safe and a mini bar.
Function rooms
The Eurostars Madrid Tower has 22 function rooms fully equipped with the latest audiovisual technologies and ready for holding any type of event or function.
EPSILON
0
20
OMEGA
100
100
OMICRON (A+B+C)
950
950
SALON A
300
300
SALON ALFA (S+T)
100
100
SALON B
300
300
SALON C
350
350
SALON D
350
350
SALON E (A+B+C+D)
1300
1300
SALON F
70
70
SALON G
70
70
SALON H
40
50
SALON I
40
50
SALON J
40
50
SALON K
40
50
SALON L
40
50
SALON M
40
50
SALON N
40
50
SALON O (K+L)
100
100
SALON P (M+N)
100
100
SALON Q (W+Y)
70
70
SALON R (X+Z)
70
70
SALON S
40
50
SALON T
40
50
SALON U
40
50
SALON V
40
50
SALON W
40
50
SALON X
40
50
SALON Y
0
20
SALON Z
0
20
How to get there
Madrid direction (Madrid Trade Fair), take M11 road and follow North M40 direction, then take Paseo de la Castellana M30 exit, then, Avenida Manuel Azaña, exit Paseo de la Castellana / Plaza Castilla la Paz.
Airport: 13 km
Center: 1 Km.
Tren: 3 Km.
Bus: 1 Km.
Metro: 1 Km.
Destination information: Madrid
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a city marked by its cosmopolitanism and rich cultural and artistic heritage: the legacy of a tradition dating back thousands of years.
One of the city’s main attractions is the old town, which is a perfect blend of the classical and modern. Landmarks such as the main square, the Plaza Mayor, located in the Austrias district, packed with narrow streets and old churches, Cava Baja (one of the most popular areas in Madrid’s old town, where some of its most typical inns, bars and restaurants are located), the Plaza de la Villa, the Convento de la Encarnación and the Convento de las Reales Descalzas, the Palacio Real, the royal palace which is a blend of the classical and the baroque, the Plaza de Oriente, the Teatro de la Ópera and the Catedral de la Almudena are some of Madrid’s best-known tourist attractions.
The Puerta del Sol, in the centre of the city’s shopping district and the “Art Triangle” – comprising the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza (a showcase for over 800 paintings, sculptures and tapestries), the Museo del Prado and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina SofĂa (devoted to contemporary Spanish art, with works by Joan MirĂł, Picasso and Salvador DalĂ) –, complete this monumental ensemble which also includes outstanding buildings such as the Banco de España, the Palacio de las Telecomunicaciones and the Cibeles and Neptune fountains.
The Biblioteca Nacional, the Museo Arqueológico Nacional, the Museo de las Ciencias Naturales, the Azca Centre and the Kio Towers are located near and along the Paseo de la Castellana, one of the city’s most famous thoroughfares.
Madrid’s Gran VĂa is another of the capital’s landmark avenues, located near the Plaza de la Moncloa, the Plaza de España, the Temple of Debod and the Plaza de Callao, where the Calle Preciados and Calle Carmen converge.
Madrid is also overflowing with parks and gardens such as the Retiro, the Casa de Campo and the Parque Juan Carlos I, which make it possible for locals and visitors alike to enjoy pleasant strolls on light-filled days.
Nightlife is another of the city’s attractions and there are a wide variety of bars and discotheques which can be combined with traditional street parties and popular festivals.
Larger than the Standard guest room, the Junior Suite is divided into two rooms, making it possible to both work and relax. All of them have been designed with the most careful attention to detail regarding comfort and pleasure, and they are decorated with Roman mosaics and 19th-century English furnishings. They have parquet flooring, a stereo system, satellite television, a direct telephon line, fax and Internet connections and a mini bar.
The Standard guest room is a magnificent guest room occupying two floors, with the bedroom on one and the living room on the other. They are designed to be enjoyed for both doing business and relaxing and come with wood flooring, mahogany furnishings and stunning marble bathtubs in addition to air conditioning, central heating, cable television, a direct telephone line, fax and Internet connections, a safe and a mini bar.
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a city marked by its cosmopolitanism and rich cultural and artistic heritage: the legacy of a tradition dating back thousands of years. 
