An art collection that includes Jacky Puzey’s textile-inspired installation gives Rosewood Villa Magna a distinctive point of view on Madrid’s craft and culture. Its interiors draw on early 20th-century design and pay tribute to the former Anglada Palace, lending a residential character to this address on Paseo de la Castellana. Rooms overlook the gardens or boulevard, while the rooftop houses open up views across Madrid. Food is another reason to spend time here: at Amós, Jesús Sánchez interprets Cantabrian ingredients from sea, mountain, and farm; Flor y Nata offers a more casual stop for coffee and pastries. Beyond the hotel, Salamanca’s galleries, ateliers, and family-run bakeries extend the cultural thread into the neighborhood.
See more about Rosewood Villa MagnaOne look at the menu is enough for Ana de Armas ... to make up her mind. ... The waitress ... returns to the kitchens of Madrid's hotel Villa Magna, which will serve as an impromptu home for the Cuban actress for the next three days.
Un vistazo a la carta es suficiente para que Ana de Armas ... se decida. ... La camarera ... vuelve a las cocinas del madrileño hotel Villa Magna que servirá de improvisado hogar a la actriz cubana los próximos tres días.