Hotel Mayorazgo
Madrid
The Mayorazgo hotel, located a few meters from Gran Vía, is a Madrid themed hotel that welcomes its clients with a large Manila shawl on its façade and its staff wearing traditional chulapos and chulapas uniforms. It has more than 200 rooms, of which 38 of them recreate symbolic places or concepts of the capital through a hand-painted mural and careful decoration that represents each of the themes that star, evoke and give name to the rooms. For example, the Modistas room has a Singer sewing machine from 1947 in a display case, the Churrero room shows an authentic churrera from 1911 perfectly preserved... Each room is a unique small museum in Madrid. Its gastronomic commitment focuses on two spaces; GastroVía 61 , the hotel restaurant, with a menu inspired by local products and local recipes, which also has a private room, called Verbena, to hold events or intimate celebrations and the Retiro Bar , perfect for enjoying a vermouth or a chocolate with churros with views of a vertical garden of preserved plants and a cascading fountain that will make you dream of the purest nature. Its event spaces have state-of-the-art technology and independent access from the street, as well as a service of maximum adaptability and quality for both in-person and online events. Additionally, for the summer of 2021, on its seventh floor, surrounded by incredible views, you can enjoy a solarium and an outdoor pool.
Madrid Airport
15km
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England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+0
Currency:
British Pound
Temperature:
00-00℃
Cost of a Beer:
£5.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£5.00
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About The Area
Alalpardo is a peaceful rural village north of Madrid that provides golfers with a relaxed countryside base while keeping Spain’s vibrant capital and several championship courses within easy reach. It’s an ideal choice for those looking to combine quality inland golf with city culture and authentic Spanish hospitality.
Just minutes away lies Club de Golf Retamares, a modern championship layout designed by José María Olazábal. Set across rolling terrain, Retamares offers wide fairways off the tee but demands accuracy into tiered greens and strategically placed bunkers. Closer to the city centre, Centro Nacional de Golf provides a strong, tournament-standard test and excellent practice facilities. For something more scenic, Real Club de Golf La Herrería, located near the historic monastery of El Escorial, delivers tree-lined fairways and mountain views that create a distinctly Spanish parkland experience.
Golf around Madrid is typically dry, firm and strategically designed, rewarding thoughtful course management rather than power alone. The layouts are rarely overcrowded compared to coastal resorts, giving rounds a more measured pace.
Off the course, Madrid itself is one of Europe’s great capital cities. Tapas culture is central here — evenings can be spent moving between traditional taverns sampling jamón ibérico, grilled seafood and local Rioja wines. Rooftop bars, the Prado Museum and the grandeur of the Royal Palace add further appeal for rest days. The nearby Sierra de Guadarrama mountains also offer scenic drives and walking routes.
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are the best times to visit, avoiding Madrid’s intense summer heat while enjoying clear skies and excellent course conditions. For golfers wanting inland championship golf paired with vibrant Spanish city life, Alalpardo offers a well-balanced and distinctive alternative to the usual coastal break.
