The spirit of Mexico at the Village
JW Marriot Hotel
A taste of Mexico arrives in the heart of Madrid. La Botica, the lobby bar at JW Marriott, pays tribute to Día de Muertos with a selection of cocktails inspired by the flavours and aromas of this traditional celebration.
A specially created altar offers a glimpse into the symbolism behind one of Mexico’s most emblematic festivities. An invitation to discover its traditions through inventive mixology and distinctly Mexican flavours.
Did you know? Marigolds, known in Mexico as cempasúchil, are a central feature of Día de Muertos altars. Their vibrant colour and distinctive fragrance are traditionally believed to guide the spirits of departed loved ones.
Meliá Casa de las Artes Hotel
Swing takes centre stage in Madrid. Every Saturday, from 9 to 11 pm, The Good Men Swingtet brings the sounds of jazz’s golden age to Meliá Casa de las Artes.
The five-piece ensemble pays tribute to the legendary Benny Goodman with a repertoire full of rhythm and elegance. Evoking the atmosphere of the great jazz clubs, these performances make Saturday evenings an occasion to enjoy live music at its finest.
Did you know? Benny Goodman, known as the King of Swing, made history in 1938 with a landmark performance at New York’s Carnegie Hall, helping to establish jazz on the world’s most prestigious stages.
Wellington Hotel
An intimate dining experience at one of the capital’s most iconic hotels, designed for a truly special evening. An occasion where every detail encourages you to slow down and savour the moment. A different way to discover the energy of Madrid after dark.
Did you know? Since opening in 1952, Wellington Hotel has welcomed celebrated figures from the worlds of cinema, culture and high society, becoming part of Madrid’s history.
BLESS Hotel Madrid
Weekends have their own ritual at BLESS Hotel Madrid. Every Saturday and Sunday, The Weekend Brunch x Goutdhestia offers a tempting occasion for food lovers.
Creativity meets contemporary flavours in the hotel's sophisticated surroundings. The perfect opportunity to enjoy a leisurely late breakfast, explore new culinary creations and linger over brunch without watching the clock.
Did you know? The concept of brunch originated in England in the late 19th century as a more relaxed alternative to the traditional Sunday meal.
InterContinental Hotel
The city’s newest Sunday tradition can be found at the InterContinental Hotel. Its renowned brunch offers a unique dining experience, featuring dishes prepared to order, including fresh seafood, premium meats, cheeses, artisanal pastries and an international selection that turns Sunday into a true celebration.
All of this is complemented by live music and the elegant surroundings of one of the city’s most iconic hotels.
Did you know? The InterContinental brunch is one of the city’s best-known Sunday experiences.