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A room at the NH Madrid Ribera del Manzanares, your base for the Madrid Grand Prix.

Four-star hotel on Madrid Río, steps from the Royal Palace and Cathedral.
Included as standard
Reserved grandstand tickets
Reserved grandstand tickets for Saturday qualifying and Sunday's race, issued in a minimum of pairs.
Welcome reception
A welcoming drinks reception on your first evening at the hotel.
Return economy flights
Return economy flights from a London airport to Madrid, timed to the race weekend. Make your own way to your London airport for check-in.
Airport coach transfers
Group coach transfers from the airport to the hotel on arrival and departure day.
Circuit coach transfers
Group coach transfers from the hotel to the circuit on qualifying and race day, timed to the race schedule.
3 nights in Madrid for qualifying and race day at Formula 1's newest circuit.
Fri 11 Sept - Mon 14 Sept 2026
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Across our motorsport experiences, clients single out the organisation of transfers.



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What to expect

The NH Madrid sits steps from the Almudena Cathedral on the Paseo Virgen del Puerto, overlooking Madrid's most monumental quarter during Grand Prix weekend.

Hardwood rooms with free Wi-Fi, breakfast buffet, year-round terrace bar, summer pool, and gym; set on the Paseo Virgen del Puerto with easy circuit access via M30.

Drinks with our hosting team and fellow fans before it starts. No one's raced the Madring before, and Madrid's not held an F1 race in 45 years.

Saturday's qualifying session sets the grid; Sunday's main race puts you close to the noise, strategy, and wheel-to-wheel moments at the brand-new Circuito de Madring.

Madrid
27°
Sunny
Our best tips
Madrid in September runs warm and dry, with afternoon highs near 27°C and evenings cooling to the mid-teens. Pack lightweight layers, sunglasses, and sun cream for race days. Rain is rare but a brief thunderstorm is possible.
There is no formal dress code at most circuits, but smart casual is the norm in hospitality areas. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as grandstand and concourse areas involve plenty of ground to cover.
Bring sunscreen and a hat if racing in a warm climate. Ear protection is also worth considering, particularly in the grandstands closest to the track.
Getting you on track

Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.

Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
Your host meets you at the circuit and stays with you across the weekend. One person, one number.
Pick the experience, pick the tier, pick the day. Your account manager handles the rest.
Getting around
The hotel sits in the city by the Manzanares, so the new Madring is a run out to the IFEMA grounds on the north-east edge.
It runs past one in the morning and dodges the one-way grid, crossing the centre faster than a car after dinner.
More to explore
Salamanca's Serrano holds the grown-up restaurants; Chamberí just west runs quieter, strong on classic tabernas.
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