La posada del peine madrid

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La historia tiene un nombre y es Petit Palace Posada del Peine, el hotel más antiguo de Madrid y de España. Con una ubicación extraordinaria en la calle Postas, Posada del Peine conserva todo el encanto de un hotel verdaderamente especial, combinando desayunos saludables y Wi-Fi con elementos históricos como el reloj de la fachada e historias que le cautivarán. La elegancia es un elemento clave en la filosofía de este antiguo hotel, al igual que su excelente ubicación junto a la Plaza Mayor, su punto de partida para explorar el lado auténtico de Madrid. El Petit Palace Posada del Peine está pensado para los viajeros que buscan una experiencia única, la elegancia y el atractivo de alojarse en un hotel con tantas historias. Wi-Fi y MiFi gratis, habitaciones para hasta 4 personas, bicicletas, comodidades, flexibilidad en el horario de salida los domingos y lunes… y la singularidad que sólo Petit Palace Posada del Peine puede ofrecer.

La historia se respira en cada rincón de este hotel boutique en el centro de Madrid. Uno de los edificios más emblemáticos de la ciudad, tendrá el privilegio de recorrerlo como lo hicieron los grandes poetas y pintores a lo largo de la larga historia del Petit Palace Posada del Peine.

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-That simple lodging was gaining in prestige and reputation, so much so that in 1797 it changed owners (some brothers surnamed Espino) and annexed the building next door. But this was not the end of the growth of this buoyant business which, in 1891, took over building 17 on Postas Street.

-Its success? Well, its location, its good prices (in fact, at the beginning of 1900 they offered lodgings for one peseta) and, to tell the truth, they didn’t have much competition before the beginning of the 20th century. Later, luxury establishments such as the Palace or the Ritz would arrive and the hegemony of this place began to waver.

-The whole history of this magical establishment was close to disappearing after being closed for almost 4 decades. However, in 2006 it reopened its doors, now as a 4-star boutique hotel, with the Petit Palace chain and with all luxury of details.

-The Posada del Peine has had its cameos in literature, for example in Fortunata y Jacinta, by Pérez Galdós or in the saga of Captain Alatriste, but that is not the end of its link with literature, it also hosted, among many others, Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer.

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The Petit Palace Posada del Peine has implemented numerous measures to take care of you and us, such as hotel medical insurance, online pre check in, social distance markers, luggage disinfection, screens, temperature measurement for guests, safety amenities kit, key disinfection, hydrogel dispensers, mandatory use of masks by guests and staff, more intense cleaning in rooms, breakfast with room service, PPEs available, capacity control, cleaning of uniforms at 60º…

A charming room for one or two people, with a double bed. Comfortable and simple, you are in the heart of Madrid. If your idea is to walk more on the street than in your room, this is your room.

With a double bed and bunk beds, or four single beds. The quadruple room at the Petit Palace Posada del Peine is ideal for families or groups, an accommodation proposal that assures you rest and services in the heart of the city.

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Next to the Plaza Mayor is the Posada del Peine, the oldest hotel in Madrid, is in what is known as the Madrid de los Austrias, the area with more history of the capital, a step away from the Royal Palace, the Puerta de Sol, or the Gran Via, a unique location for sightseeing in Madrid.

The inn came to have more than 150 rooms of all kinds, the most luxurious with balcony, the least without window and just enough space for a bed. It was a place where the continuous entry and exit of travelers caused a hectic atmosphere of great movement, so much so that the phrase was popularized from parents to children “This looks like the inn of the comb” to refer to the disorder and disorder inside the house. A place with a constant coming and going of people, with labyrinthine corridors to communicate with the rooms, where famous people such as Gustavo Adolfo Becquer or the painter Solana stayed, surely it kept more than one secret. It is said that in room 126 there was, hidden inside a cupboard, a narrow staircase, so low that it had to be climbed bent over. It led to a room without doors or windows on the upper floor. When it was made, by whom and for what reason, is left to the imagination because it was suppressed in some of the remodeling and today we only have the oral history of the mysterious room.