Citorah says

A four-star on Calle de Silva, a few metres from the Capitol theatre and Callao metro. Its rooftop terrace has an infinity pool, open in season (11 May to 30 September in 2026).

From Where to Stay in Madrid 2026: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide, under “3. Malasaña: the late-nights neighbourhood”.

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  • Citorah PickRooftop bar

    Hotel Indigo Madrid Gran Vía

    Citorah says Hotel Indigo Madrid Gran Vía is at Calle de Silva 6, a few steps from Gran Vía. Its rooftop terrace is open to non-guests, and the hotel says entry is free.

    The catch The hotel’s English and Spanish terrace pages give different hours, so check before you go.

  • Citorah PickSight · Malasaña

    Plaza de la Luna

    Citorah says Malasaña is the bar-hopping barrio, just west of Chueca across Calle Fuencarral. esmadrid says most of its bars and cafés worth visiting border three squares: Plaza del Dos de Mayo, Plaza de San Ildefonso and Plaza de la Luna (on maps, Plaza de Santa María Soledad Torres Acosta).

  • Citorah PickClub

    Teatro Eslava

    Citorah says It opened as a café-theatre in 1871, by its own account, and became a nightclub in 1981, esmadrid says. It closed in 2020 for a refurbishment by Philippe Starck, and reopened in 2022 as a concert hall and club.

  • Citorah PickHostel · Sol / Centro

    TOC hostel & suites

    Citorah says A design hostel, with private rooms and shared dorms, on Plaza del Celenque, two minutes’ walk from Sol.

The guides it’s in

  • Madrid · Rooftops

    The Best Rooftop Bars in Madrid 2026

    Madrid’s best rooftop bars, on hotels, an arts centre and a market: what they charge in 2026, when they open, their house rules, and when the sun sets.

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