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Madrid, Spain
Boutique Chueca hotel in a 19th-century building, freshly renovated in 2025.
This late 19th-century building on Calle Hortaleza underwent complete 2025 renovation preserving original structural elements—including the century-old elevator—while layering in contemporary design and LGBTQ+ pride flags that leave no doubt about the property's inclusive positioning. The 60-room boutique sits seconds from Gran Vía with Tribunal metro five minutes away, embedding guests in the absolute heart of gay Chueca where boyberry, ENFRENTE, HOT, and Kavu Next all fall within one-minute walks. Rooms range from individual units to family-sized spaces sleeping four across 28 square meters, all featuring modern amenities including free WiFi, flat-screen TVs with international channels, minibars, work desks, complimentary water, full bathrooms with quality amenities, and some superior doubles offer private terraces with outdoor furniture for enjoying Madrid from your own balcony. The property champions pet-friendly policies as part of the Petit Palace chain's signature approach—dogs and cats of any size welcome at no extra charge when booking direct, complete with provided bed, bowl, and food.
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