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Occidental Miguel Angel(*****)
 The hotel provides 263 luxurious and elegant guest rooms. Non-smoking rooms and those with access for handicapped guests are also available. All rooms are spacious and well equipped with facilities including air-conditioning, private bathroom, hair dryer, in-room safe, iron/ironing board, mini bar, modem/data port connection and colour TV with pay-per-view movies. Room service is available.
The hotel also provides comprehensive business and conference facilities which are fully equipped and can cater for upwards of 10 delegates. Leisure facilities are also available with the hotel offering an indoor swimming pool and sauna.
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 The Occidental Miguel Angel is located in the center of Madrid, in the Paseo de la Castellana, the elegant financial and shopping area of the city. Situated just 15 minutes from Madrid Airport, the hotel also has the El Prado, the Royal Palace and Reina Sofia Museums nearby. It is strategically located next to Palacio de Congresos Conference Center and is 15 minutes from the IFEMA International Fairground.The Occidental Miguel Angel is located in Madrid, Spain. It is 13 km from Barajas International Airport which can be reached via taxi or the public airport shuttle bus service. There are bus and train services close to the hotel.
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| The hotel has excellent dining facilities and is also close to the many restaurant and cafés in the city centre.The Occidental Miguel Angel is a luxury four star hotel in the centre of Madrid. The hotel has recently been renovated and has a refined classical décor in keeping with its elegant location. The accommodation and business facilities it provides are of the highest standard. |
| Madrid is a very accessible and lively city with a fabulous night life and visitors can enjoy its many restaurants, bars, and clubs. The Museo del Prado is one of Madrid?s most famous attractions and one that few visitors would want to miss. Spanish Art is well represented by Velázquez, Goya and El Greco as well as minor artists such as de Ribera and Murillo. Along with a fair number of Flemish and Italian masters one visit may not be enough. A short stroll from Puerta del Sol, Madrid?s official central point, lies Plaza Mayor, a popular venue over the centuries for royal festivities and bullfights, and today home to many open-air cafes. The massive Palacio Real has over 2,800 rooms but only 50 are open to the public. Worth a visit for the Throne Room with its ornate crimson walls and Tiepolo ceiling. At the end of the day, take a gentle stroll in Parque del Buen Retiro, Madrid's loveliest public garden, and admire the artificial lake and Egyptian Fountain. |
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