Opened in 2005, this luxury hotel is not just a place to stay, but a real gallery of modern design and architecture, with every floor telling its own unique story. Interdisciplinary cooperation of the world’s best architects has resulted in a place where different styles meet, from Hadid’s futuristic and fluid lines to Foster’s minimalistic functionality.
Architecturally, the façade of the hotel is the work of Jean Nouvel, who combined traditional mass and contemporary glass cladding, giving the building its unique character in the skyline of Madrid. The interiors radiate carefully chosen materials, innovative furniture, and even artistic installations, which make it possible for the guests to experience their stay as a journey through different aesthetic universes.
Restaurants and bars inside the Hotel are also creations of renowned designers, with contemporary concepts which accompany architectural spirit of the edifice. Lighting with the signatures of the artists like Jason Bruges creates an atmosphere of sophistication and comfort.
The Hotel Puerta América is not just about accommodation, it is a living museum of architectural creativity and luxury.
Unique floors of the Hotel Puerta América: walk through styles designed by the world’s best-known architects
1st Floor – Jean Nouvel The façade and the 1st Floor of the Hotel bear the signature of the French architect Jean Nouvel, known for his eclectic and innovative approach. His design combines pure geometry with glass panels and metal structures that reflect the surroundings, creating visual play of light and shadows. His work reflects modernism with elements of industrial design.
2nd Floor – Norman Foster Foster is a master of functional minimalism. His floor is characterized by clear lines, maximum use of the space and abundance of natural light. This floor reflects futurism, but it is warm thanks to natural materials like wood and stone. It is a harmony of technology and nature.
3rd Floor – Zaha Hadid Recognizable for her fluid, organic forms, Hadid designed this floor as a constant movement and energy. The interior follows the lines which remind of waves and fluid structures, with furniture integrated in the architecture. This floor is a pure futuristic art in the space.
4th Floor – Arata Isozaki This Japanese architect brings a combination of traditional and modern, with simple lines and powerful geometric forms. His style is a minimalistic one, but laden with meaning and symbolism, often including elements of Japanese architectural heritage.
5th Floor – Ron Arad Experimental and innovative, Ron Arad stands out for his creative use of metal and unusual forms. This floor exudes industrial look with elements of sculpturality, where function meets art in an unpredictable union.
6th Floor – David Chipperfield Chipperfield is known for his elegant simplicity and modern British design. His floor combines neutral tones, natural materials and minimalistic approach, creating a sophisticated and harmonic space.
7th Floor – John Pawson Pawson is a master of minimalism with “less is more” philosophy. His floor exudes absolute purity of lines, whiteness and spaciousness, with emphasis on natural light and special translucence.
8th Floor – Marc Newson Known for his futuristic and avant-garde design, Newson’s floor is a mixture of technology and art, with smooth lines and modern materials like plastic and metal. The interior is dynamic and visually stimulative.
9th Floor – Kathryn Findlay Her architecture is organic and experimental, with unexpected forms and textures. The Floors exudes creativity and play with space, often moving the boundaries of traditional design.
10th Floor – Richard Gluckman Known for the combination of contemporary and classical, Gluckman’s floor is sophisticated and elegant, with emphasis on textures and details which bring warmth into modern minimalism.
11th Floor – Victorio & Lucchino Spanish designer duo bring to this floor charm of Mediterranean style with luxury details and rich textures. Their work is glamourous yet warm and invokes comfort.
12th Floor – Javier Mariscal and Fernando Salas This floor exudes colourfulness, creativity and urban spirit. Its design is eclectic, with multitude of colours and artistic elements, creating a dynamic and cheerful atmosphere as the final chord of the Hotel.
Accommodation rates depend on the choice of room and period, but range somewhere between € 250 to over € 700 per night.
