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Madrid, Spain
Tomás Alía-designed gay hotel on Plaza de Pedro Zerolo with a rooftop pool bar.
Tomás Alía's lime-and-turquoise design fever dream anchors the southern edge of Plaza de Pedro Zerolo, putting you literally across the street from ZARPA and RICK's with every other Chueca destination within a five-minute radius. The 74-room property channels what the brand calls "cosmopolitan night owl energy" through futuristic color-blocked interiors—think disco-ball elevators, red fluffy corridors that occasionally read brothel-adjacent, and bedrooms done up in neon accents that make basic rooms feel like Miami Vice outtakes. Standard rooms run compact but come equipped with flat-screen TVs, minibars, rainfall showers, and quality soundproofing essential given the party-animal clientele stumbling down for breakfast at 11:45am before the noon cutoff. The crowd skews young, international, and gay-leaning though genuinely mixed, with popular gay bars LL Bar, Studio 54, Bearbie Madrid, and Boite all within staggering distance and the hotel itself functioning as a social hub where meeting other travelers comes naturally.
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