Madrid

• Explore the capital and home of the Spanish Monarchy
• Madrid boasts the most richly varied cuisine in Spain, try out the local dishes
• Football Fan? Bernabeu Stadium tours availabe from just £24pp
• Indulge in some retail therapy, it's a great place to shop

Available from just £139pp, staying for 3 nights in this conveniently located hotel in Spain's beautiful capital city, Madrid. This offer is available on a 4★ Room Only basis and is based on 2 persons sharing.

We have availability on selected dates travelling between 1st November and the 16th December 2013. Flights are travelling from Gatwick and Luton.Liverpool, Edinburgh and Bristol are available from an additional +£40pp.

We also have availability on selected dates from 26th April and 28th May 2013 from an additional £20pp.

The first hotel in the Santos Hotels chain is this 4 star Praga Hotel. It is situated just 10 minutes from the centre of the city where you will find the Reina Sofia National Centre of Art, Prado Museum and the Caixa Forum. Public buses stop right outside the hotel making it easy to explore the city centre. Perfect for those wanting to enjoy the sights Madrid have to offer. The hotel offers a good choice of facilities including a 24 hour reception area, conference rooms, currency exchange, Wi-Fi access, concierge desk, newspapers, laundry service, luggage storage and a private garage for car parking. There is a cafe serving snacks, breakfast buffet and a restaurant serving a variety of Mediterranean cuisine. Praga Hotel comprises of 420 rooms. All rooms are equipped with a bathroom with a bath/shower, harirdryer, satellite tV, telephone, mini-bar, in-room safe and air conditioning and heating. The suites are all equipped with a separate living area, desk and a separate bedroom.

Madrid is the largest city in Spain and the 3rd largest city in Europe. It is located on the Manzanares River in the centre of Spain. Madrid is considered as the major financial centre of Southern Europe due to its high standard of living and economic output. The city was one of the most heavily affected cities in Spain during the Civil War. San Nicolas de los Servitas is the oldest church that has survived and the oldest item is the Bell Tower which dates back to the 12th Century. Golden Triangle of Art is located along the Paseo del Prado and comprises of 3 museums, all displaying a variety of art. Madrid is home to Casa de Campo, an urban parkland to the West of the city. In the parkland you can visit the fairground, Madrid Zoo, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid and an outdoor pool. Take a trip in a cable car above the treetops to see the amazing views. Spain has won the UEFA Euro cup for the third time against Italy in the Euro 2012. The first time they won the cup was in 1964 against the Soviet Union followed by beating Germany in 2008.

Madrid is the major centre for International business and is one of Europe's largest financial centres. The nightlife in Madrid is one of the city’s main attractions. You can enjoy a variety of different establishments including cocktail bars, tapas bars, live music venues, flamenco theatres and jazz lounges. Shopping is fantastic in the city centre, offering a wide variety of shops for different tastes. All sorts of trends are in Madrid, from chic and sophisticated to alternative.