New BLESS Hotel Madrid joins The Leading Hotels of the World

BLESS Collection Hotels is the new brand of the Spanish chain Palladium Hotel Group, the first hotel of which will open in January 2019 in Madrid. Inspired by the indescribable atmosphere and vibrant appearance of the Spanish capital, BLESS Hotel Madrid promises to become a new place of power for the secular public of Madrid.

It captivates absolutely everything: from the ideal location in one of the most prestigious areas of Madrid on the old Velasquez street (Calle de Velázquez) to the author's interior design created by the Spanish architect Lazaro Rosa-Violan. On November 13, 2018, the BLESS Hotel Madrid officially became part of the prestigious association The Leading Hotels of the World, which in itself is a mark of the highest quality.

The decisive factors in the inclusion of the Madrid hotel BLESS Collection Hotels into the ranks of the legendary hotel association were the brand philosophy, its attention to contemporary art and design, as well as a hedonistic approach to luxury as such. According to Deniz Omurgonulsen, vice president of The Leading Hotels of the World, the new BLESS Collection Hotels brand hotel fully meets the association's requirements: its unique style. Author's cuisine and high quality service promise to turn it into one of the best hotels in the Spanish capital.

BLESS Hotel Madrid is synonymous with discreet luxury and the highest level of service. A personal butler will help guests choose the pillow of the necessary stiffness, choose the material for bedding and the aroma of the line of cosmetics for the shower and bath. An attentive attitude to little things can be traced in absolutely everything, turning the hotel into a real Mecca for hedonists and connoisseurs of sensual pleasures.

In total, the hotel has 111 rooms, including 15 suites with a unique design and pleasant bonuses. For example, the BLESS Your Couture room has its own terrace with a pool, and the spacious BLESS Your Divinity lounge offers the best views of the old Velazquez street.