The renovated Ritz hotel's spa combines Spanish ingredients - organic olive oil, local herbs, saffron - with Mandarin Oriental's signature Asian-influenced techniques. Seven treatment rooms, thermal suite, and personalized wellness programs for extended stays.
The Mandarin Oriental Spa at the Ritz Madrid occupies a prime position within one of Spain's most storied luxury hotels, the Ritz on Plaza de la Lealtad — a Belle Époque landmark that underwent a landmark renovation before reopening in 2021 under Mandarin Oriental management. The spa integrates seamlessly into the hotel's reimagined identity, blending the Mandarin Oriental group's heritage of Asian-influenced wellness with distinctly Spanish ingredients drawn from the country's agricultural and culinary traditions. The spa comprises seven treatment rooms, including couples' suites, and a full thermal suite with a hydrotherapy pool, sauna, hammam, and vitality pool. The design favors restrained elegance: pale marble, warm timber accents, and diffused natural light that recalls the grandeur of the hotel's public spaces. Treatments are curated under the Mandarin Oriental Spa philosophy of pairing ancient healing wisdom with contemporary science, and are carried out by therapists trained in both Eastern bodywork and European skincare techniques. Signature treatments make generous use of Spanish provenance. The Spanish Olive Oil Ritual draws on the country's reputation as the world's largest producer of extra-virgin olive oil, using pure Andalusian oils with warm application techniques to hydrate skin and relieve muscle tension. A Hammam experience draws on Moorish bathing heritage with kessa exfoliation, black soap, and aromatic steam before massage. Saffron — used in Spanish cuisine for centuries — appears in several facial protocols targeting radiance and anti-inflammatory response. A personalized wellness program option allows guests staying multiple nights to receive sequenced treatments aligned to sleep improvement, stress reduction, or skin renewal, coordinated in close collaboration with the hotel's Michelin-starred culinary team. Bookings are available to hotel residents and outside guests, though priority is given to in-house guests. The spa operates by appointment only, and visitors are advised to reserve treatments before or immediately after check-in to secure preferred slots. Single treatments typically start at around €150, reflecting the five-star positioning of the property. Located on the Paseo del Prado in central Madrid, the hotel is within walking distance of the Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums. The nearest metro is Banco de España on Line 2.
Treatments
- Spanish Olive Oil Ritual
- Moorish Hammam experience
- Saffron radiance facial
- Hot stone massage
- Aromatherapy body wrap
- Hydrotherapy circuit
Good to know
- Signature
- Spanish Olive Oil Ritual and Hammam experience
Highlights
- Seven treatment rooms and a thermal suite including hydrotherapy pool, sauna, and hammam inside the landmark 1910 Ritz building on the Paseo del Prado
- Signature Spanish Olive Oil Ritual using Andalusian extra-virgin oil and Moorish hammam sequence with kessa exfoliation
- Asian-influenced treatments fused with Spanish saffron, herbs, and regional ingredients from Mandarin Oriental's trained therapists
- Personalized multi-day wellness programs coordinated with the hotel's Michelin-starred kitchen for aligned nutrition and treatment
- Prime Madrid location combining cultural access to the Prado museum quarter with luxury spa experience
Tips for visiting
- Reserve treatments in advance of arrival — outside guests can book but hotel residents receive priority scheduling
- The Hammam sequence is the most atmospheric treatment and makes a strong entry point for first-time visitors
- Late morning slots (10am–noon) tend to offer the most relaxed access to the thermal suite before peak afternoon demand
- Multi-day wellness packages offer better value than single-treatment bookings for stays of three nights or more
- Smart casual attire is expected in common hotel areas; the spa provides robes and footwear from treatment check-in
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mandarin Oriental Spa at Ritz Madrid open to non-hotel guests?
Yes. The spa accepts outside guests for treatments, subject to availability. Hotel residents receive booking priority, so outside guests are advised to book as far in advance as possible, particularly at weekends.
What are the signature Spanish treatments?
Headline Spanish treatments include the Spanish Olive Oil Ritual using Andalusian extra-virgin oil with warm application massage, and a Moorish Hammam experience incorporating kessa exfoliation, black soap, and aromatic steam. Saffron-based facial treatments are also offered.
Are wellness programs available for multi-day stays?
Yes. The hotel offers personalized wellness programs that sequence treatments over multiple days, coordinated with dietary menus from the hotel's culinary team and tailored to goals such as sleep improvement, stress reduction, or skin renewal.
How much do treatments cost?
Single treatments start at approximately €150, with signature rituals and longer sessions priced higher. Full pricing is available on the hotel's booking platform. Multi-day packages represent better value for extended stays.
Which metro serves the Ritz Madrid?
The nearest metro station is Banco de España on Line 2, a short walk from the hotel entrance on Plaza de la Lealtad. The hotel is also walking distance from the major Paseo del Prado museums.