Madrid Airport Terminal 4 has 90 international and domestic gates which can handle wide-body jets such as the A380. Terminal 4 and its satellite building, T4S, together form one of Europe’s most advanced airport complexes, designed to handle up to 70 million passengers annually. Opened in 2006, this architectural marvel spans over 1.15 million square meters, making it one of the largest terminal systems in the world.

Madrid Airport boasts one of the highest control towers in Europe, standing at 136 meters. Equipped with cutting-edge air navigation systems, it ensures safe and efficient coordination of aircraft movements across four runways.

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport is easily accessible from the city center through a variety of convenient transport options. Travelers can take the Metro (Line 8), which connects directly to Terminal 4, or use the Cercanías commuter trains for a smooth ride from major stations like Atocha and Chamartín. The Airport Express Bus offers 24-hour service, while local buses and taxis provide additional flexibility. Ride-sharing services and private transfers are also widely available, ensuring a seamless journey to the terminal.

Our hotel offers guests seamless access to a vibrant mix of culture, nature, and entertainment just minutes away. Discover the serene beauty of Parque Juan Carlos I, a sprawling green oasis perfect for morning jogs, peaceful strolls, or family picnics. Nearby, El Capricho Park enchants visitors with its romantic gardens, historic sculptures, and even a hidden Civil War bunker—an unexpected gem in Madrid’s landscape.

For those seeking excitement, the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, home to Atlético Madrid, is a short ride away and offers thrilling match-day energy and guided tours. Art and event lovers will appreciate the proximity to IFEMA Feria de Madrid, one of Europe’s largest exhibition centers, hosting everything from international trade shows to cultural festivals. And if you're up for a quick cultural escape, the historic town of Alcalá de Henares—birthplace of Cervantes—is just a short drive, offering charming streets, tapas bars, and centuries of Spanish heritage.