The Atlantic Hotel, located in a building of almost 100 years and built on behalf of the Marquis of Falces to the famous architect of the time, Don Joaquin Saldana, as a residential residence, is one of the unique architectural landmarks on Gran Vía itself , with an eclectic style Frenchified, multitude and variety of friezes, jambs, eardrums, balustrades and auctions, all decorated with allegorical and fantastic motifs. Currently decorated in a neoclassical style with vintage tapestries, furniture, sculptures and stained glass, and offers its customers facilities with the maximum comfort and all technological means. Its emblematic stone façade up to the corbels of the mezzanine and artificial stone ornamented from this to the roof, forms a stately set, culminated by a french-domed tower from which you can enjoy a privileged view of Madrid. Also, this building contributes to one of the most beautiful and representative postcards of Gran Vía street, where the passerby when walking, can admire the beauty of other important buildings such as the Metropolis building, the towers of the Telefónica and Carrión buildings, or the temple of the Piaget building.