Rosewood Villa Magna Madrid - Luxury Retreat in Madrid
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Set on popular Paseo de la Castellana, surrounded by banks and embassies and luxury boutiques, Rosewood Villa Magna reopened in late 2021 to the delight of those who had always relied on the address to satisfy their niche demand for what exists halfway between worldly luxury and homely comfort.
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With its 154 rooms and suites, all sporting a residential urban feel with a touch of Art Deco decor here and there, along with its culinary offering which include Amos Restaurant led by Michelin-starred Chef Jesús Sánchez, the hotel is the perfect home away from home, especially for those stopping in the city for a business trip.
In this new episode of our Documentary Series, we follow Ivan and Rouslan Lartisien, co-founders of Lartisien, as the meet with Manuel Pizarro, Chief Concierge of the Rosewood Villa Magna, who took them on an exploration of the neighborhood, as well as talking about his experience as someone who’s worked at the Rosewood Villa Magna for over 40 years. In the second part of the video, the brothers also met with the architect of the façade and the interior designer of the hotel.
00:00 Introduction with the Architect Ramon de Arana
00:58 Chief Caretaker Manuel Pizarro
01:31 Interior design of Rosewood Villa Magna with Maria Garcia-Arriba - Bar Madrid Studio Director
02:09 Discovering the surroundings of the hotel with Manuel Pizarro
05:08 Interior views of the hotel
06:05 Flor y Nata pastry
06:29 Conclusion
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Nice building, however this look inside is a bit common now. Looks just like the Rosewood in my city.
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ugly building. Architect completely ruined it
The exterior looks like a generic 70’s block. The interior looks very nice, however the whole building has
nothing relating to being in Spain. This is typical rhetoric by designers/architect when describing their work.