SINCE 1886 Staff and interpreters who spoke "all languages" Today's Gran Hotel Inglés can claim to be the most traditional hotel in Madrid: its founder, Agustín de Ibarra, inaugurated it at the end of 1886 on Calle del Lobo, which few Years later it would be called Echegaray, between Carrera de San Jerónimo and Calle del Prado, in the magical heart of the Barrio de las Letras. It was born with an international vocation, probably marked by its name: its modern advances were announced, equal to those of the best hotels in Europe, with staff and interpreters who spoke "all languages" and with a spacious restaurant on the ground floor "at the height of the best of the foreigner». Today, it has become a five-star luxury hotel, with spaces for living (its exquisite rooms, of careful elegance, which offer an evocative mix of modern and past styles; its private dining rooms and lounges for events and meetings) and for well-being (its signature spa, with a pool of jets and personalized treatments; its two restaurants, Lobo 8 and LobByto; and its cocktail bar), capable of composing an exclusive and sophisticated experience in the heart of the capital .

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