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SpanishA straightforward Spanish menu with hearty local dishes that suits post-walk appetites.
Del Marqués is located in Madrid, Spain. Rated 8.2 out of 10 based on 14 guest reviews.
Del Marqués is a small stay in Madrid, Spain, set on tres cruces 1, 1a puerta E, a practical base for exploring the wider Sierra de Guadarrama area. With a guest rating of 8.2/10 from 14 reviews, it tends to appeal to travelers who value calm routines and straightforward comfort over flashy extras. Reviewers often highlight the care taken between stays, including guest rooms disinfected between visits and cleaning standards designed to be effective against Coronavirus, alongside hand sanitizer in key areas. The property also notes staff adherence to local safety protocols and physical distancing rules, which can matter for guests traveling with children or those who are more cautious.
The terrace is a standout for downtime, giving you a place to slow down after day trips, whether you’re returning from the Valley of the Fallen (about 45 km) or the El Escorial Monastery (about 40 km). For road-trip friendly guests, the location works well for reaching major sights in the region, while families appreciate that children are allowed. Pets are also welcome, making it easier to keep travel plans intact when you can’t leave companions behind.
If you’re planning a short break focused on sightseeing and countryside air, Del Marqués fits well, especially for couples, families, and pet owners who want a reliable base with visible hygiene measures and a terrace for evenings. Just note that parking is not available on site, so plan your arrival accordingly if you’re driving.
Del Marqués is a decent choice for travelers seeking a spacious stay with a city view, but the lack of parking may deter some. If you value a fully equipped kitchen and are comfortable with a few trade-offs, it could be worth it.
Upon arrival at Del Marqués, you are greeted by friendly staff who ensure a smooth check-in process. The spacious apartment features a fully equipped kitchen, making it easy to prepare meals while enjoying the stunning views from the terrace. The area around the hotel has a vibrant city feel, with cafes and shops within a short walk. Mornings can be spent sipping coffee on the terrace, taking in the fresh air and the sights of Madrid.
Del Marqués is situated in a lively neighborhood, providing easy access to local dining and shopping options. While specific nearby attractions are not listed, the walkability of the area suggests you can explore on foot. Public transport options are likely available nearby, making it convenient to reach other parts of the city.





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A straightforward Spanish menu with hearty local dishes that suits post-walk appetites.
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Grill-focused plates and traditional roasts are the main draw for meat lovers.
A handy stop for coffee and tapas-style bites in the town area.
Seasonal Spanish cooking with a warm, local feel for weeknight meals.
Casual plates and simple classics served in a lively setting near town.
Reliable pizzas and Italian comfort dishes for an easy, family-friendly dinner.
Fresh pastries and bread make a good quick breakfast or snack between outings.
Traditional Spanish plates served in a no-fuss dining room that locals return to.
A sweet stop for churros and hot drinks, ideal for a low-key evening treat.
Del Marqués allows children, and this is reflected in the way many guests describe the stay as practical for family travel. The property also follows physical distancing rules and uses hand sanitizer in guest areas, which can help families feel more comfortable during their visit.
Yes, Del Marqués is pet-friendly and allows pets. If you’re traveling with an animal, it’s worth planning your daily outings around the nearby countryside and major day trips, since the hotel itself does not provide parking.
Del Marqués states that staff adhere to local safety protocols, guest rooms are disinfected between stays, and cleaning standards are effective against Coronavirus. It also mentions physical distancing rules and hand sanitizer in guest rooms and key areas.
El Escorial Monastery is approximately 40 km from Del Marqués. This makes it a feasible day trip by car, especially if you want to combine the monastery visit with a slower stop back at the terrace in the evening.
The Valley of the Fallen is about 45 km from Del Marqués. Many travelers use this kind of distance to plan a full sightseeing day and then return to the hotel for a quieter evening on the terrace.
No. Del Marqués lists parking as not available. If you’re arriving by car, you’ll need to arrange alternatives nearby before you travel, and consider how that affects your schedule for day trips.
The terrace is a simple but useful space for downtime after excursions. Guests can use it for relaxed evenings, especially when you’ve been out visiting major landmarks like El Escorial or the Valley of the Fallen.
Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD) is roughly 62 km from Del Marqués. For most travelers, that distance is best handled with a planned transfer or car, so you can reach the hotel without rushing after landing.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
No parking available.
Pets are allowed. No extra charges.
Children of any age are allowed.Children up to and including 11 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.You haven't added any cots.You haven't added any extra beds.
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