Hotel Barcelo Torre De Madrid is located in the plaza of Madrid , Spain, in a 142-meter-high building built in 1957, covering 34 floors and nine floors. Designed by designer Jaime Hayon, it infuses its whimsical creativity and playful style into this top-of-the-range luxury hotel, subtly edging between art and design.

In every corner of Hotel Barcelo Torre De Madrid, the walls and ceilings bear his creative stamp, and the whole space is stately, neat and elegant, yet unpretentious and humorous. At the same time, the structure's pink-white walls, white marble floors and Windows with plenty of sunlight make colorful furniture and decorative elements truly stand out.

Many of the decorative elements of Hotel Barcelo Torre De Madrid, Jaime Hayo, use some of the unique visual symbols of the region, all of which are closely linked to Spanish culture. A black and white striped bear disguised as a zebra in the hall greets all guests with a hat and bow. Echoing the bear hug tree, the symbol of the city of Madrid, the bear represents the citizens of Madrid and the tree represents the church, the bear has a special meaning for the city. Jaime Hayon commissioned the portraits by multimedia artists Nienke Klunder and Wiglius DE Bie. The half-covered portrait is even more mysterious.

Every corner of Hotel Barcelo Torre De Madrid is designed to create a luxury that balances complex aesthetics with comfort. With the curves of sofas and chairs, the subtle elegance of lighting, the luxury of color, and the wit and humor of decorative details, the entire hotel puts Hayon's signature ingenuity on display at its most effective and appealing height.