Best Hotels in Madrid
Explore Madrid with 1440 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
H-A San Mateo Suites ★★★
"The reception is unavailable until 9 am, because we arrive really early in the morning, the hotel does not respond via call or message, so we have placed it for three hours for someone to open the hotel door for us. The hotel is clean, there is a hot water kettle in the common room, and the location is convenient. It is really annoying that luggage storage costs €2 for a small locker, which we think is unacceptable because we have already paid a lot for the accommodation and they still don’t provide free luggage storage service."
Ayz Javier Cabrini - Auto Check-in Property ★★
"Avoid at All Costs – Completely Negligent Staff and Zero Hospitality Rating: if I could give them a negative score I would This was by far one of the worst hotel stays we’ve ever experienced. If you’re thinking of booking here—don’t. Here’s why: ✘ The AC Didn’t Work — and They Didn’t Care One of the basic things they advertise is air conditioning. Ours didn’t work. When we brought it up, they told us maintenance would take care of it. They never did. No updates, no follow-up, no apology. Just radio silence. We ended up getting sick from the heat and lack of ventilation. And when we tried to ask again, we were met with rudeness and condescension. ✘ Zero Hospitality or Service There is absolutely no hospitality in this place. The staff made no effort to accommodate us, help us, or even speak to us with respect. If you run into a problem, even if it’s something they’re responsible for, they will not help you. There’s no sense of care, kindness, or accountability. ⸻ Final Thought This place may look nice online, but the service is horrendous, and they do not care about their guests. If something goes wrong, you’re on your own. You’re better off staying literally anywhere else."
Ola Living Hostal Tetuan ★★★
"The accommodation was great. The bed was very comfortable. The only downside was that the walls were quite dirty from suitcases rubbing against them, but everything else was clean. I would definitely stay again."
Woohoo Rooms Chueca ★★
"All staff ladies are very very helpful and kindly. The location is very close the Madrid central."
Palacete de la Almudayna ★★★
"There were no clear instructions to enter the room, especially there is no front desk, and they couldn't speak English ."
Ocean Drive Madrid ★★★★
"The location is fantastic, with most major attractions within walking distance. The hotel itself is new and the beds are comfortable, plus the cleaning service is quite thorough. While there's a mini rooftop pool, it's a shame there's no gym."
Rooms Cabeza ★★
"The location and shared facilities was excellent and the host was kindly there for me on arrival to make me feel very welcome."
Password to Madrid Chueca (Self Check in)
Tierra Blanca ★★
"Juana greeted us before check-in time and was very helpful. The location is excellent, with the metro very close by for getting around Madrid. Everything was very clean. Highly recommended."
Where to Stay in Madrid
Find the best area in Madrid for your stay
City Center
The vibrant heart of Madrid, surrounded by iconic landmarks, historic streets, and lively city energy day and night.
- Within walking distance of Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Gran Vía
- Surrounded by shops, restaurants, tapas bars and nightlife
- Excellent metro connections across the city
Financial District
Discover Madrid’s modern business hub, where striking skyscrapers and sleek corporate headquarters create a polished urban atmosphere that beautifully contrasts with the city’s historic core.
- Just a quick metro ride away from the bustling Paseo de la Castellana
- Nestled right in the heart of the action, surrounded by offices, international restaurants, cafés, and upscale services
- Fantastic metro and commuter links that make exploring the rest of Madrid a breeze
Chueca
A vibrant, inclusive neighborhood celebrated for its buzzing nightlife, trendy fashion, cozy cafés, and energetic streets in the heart of Madrid.
- Just steps away from the shopping excitement of Gran Vía
- Lively bars, clubs, and authentic tapas culture
- Creative fashion boutiques and local designer shops
Madrid River
A revitalized riverfront escape featuring lush green parks, scenic walking paths, and modern recreational spaces right along the banks of the Manzanares River.
- Scenic riverside parks and picturesque cycling routes
- Playgrounds, athletic fields, and sprawling green lawns
- Nearby modern bridges and architectural viewpoints
Milla de Oro
An exclusive, high-end district in Salamanca, famous for its designer boutiques, luxury brands, and elegant, stroll-worthy streets.
- Indulge in some prestigious luxury shopping along Calle Serrano
- Designer boutiques, jewelry, and iconic flagship stores
- Upscale restaurants, chic cafés, and fine dining
Lavapies
A multicultural, artistic neighborhood celebrated for its vibrant street culture, global cuisine, and authentic local atmosphere in the heart of Madrid.
- A vibrant mix of multicultural restaurants and international street food to discover
- Vibrant street art, local galleries, and inspiring creative spaces
- Lively plazas with a welcoming, community vibe
Aravaca
An upscale residential district offering calm streets, green surroundings, and a relaxed suburban feel near the city.
- Quiet neighbourhoods with spacious residential homes
- Green parks and natural surroundings nearby
- Family-friendly atmosphere with schools and services
Malasana
A trendy, bohemian neighborhood celebrated for its buzzing nightlife, vintage shops, and a strong alternative cultural scene in the heart of Madrid.
- Iconic nightlife scene with popular bars and clubs
- Vintage stores and independent fashion boutiques
- Vibrant street art and an inspiring urban vibe
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Leonardo Hotel Madrid City Center
"I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction regarding my recent stay at your property from September 15th to September 17th, 2026. I selected your hotel based on positive reviews found online; however, my actual experience has fallen far below the professional standards expected of your establishment. I wish to bring several serious issues to your attention: 1. Failure to Honor Room Preferences and Front Desk Conduct Prior to arrival, I explicitly requested a high-floor, non-smoking room close to the elevators, and specifically requested not to be placed in a corner room. This is essential as I am traveling with a child and managing heavy luggage. Upon check-in, despite the standard check-in time, I was assigned to a corner room on the 2nd floor. When I approached the front desk to address this, the staff member displayed an unwelcoming and unfriendly attitude. While I understand room assignments are subject to availability, the lack of empathy and dismissive demeanor were unacceptable. I speak fluent English, so there was no language barrier, which makes the unhelpful attitude even more perplexing. It was only after a different, more courteous female staff member intervened that I was finally moved to a suitable room. 2. Faulty Room Key To add to the frustration of the first day, the key card issued to me failed to function, preventing me from accessing my room. This required another unnecessary trip to the front desk to resolve. 3. Incompetent Room Service and Shifting of Blame The most concerning issue occurred on our second day regarding room service. We placed an order for simple sandwiches and pasta. After waiting for over an hour, I called reception to check on the status. I was shocked to be told that they had not received my order and that I had allegedly provided the "wrong room number." This is factually incorrect. I placed the call directly from the room phone, which the hotel can easily verify in their call logs. Furthermore, when reception transferred me to room service, the agent repeated my order back to me and asked for my room number, which I confirmed twice. Instead of investigating the internal miscommunication, the receptionist initially blamed me for the error. While they later apologized and offered to waive the cost of the food, the gesture was overshadowed by the fact that they failed to identify their own operational failure. Offering free food does not excuse the inability of your staff to take a basic order in English or their immediate instinct to blame the customer for their mistake. I do not take the time to write complaints lightly, but the level of service I received was completely unacceptable. The cost of the room was 100% not equal to the service I received. I have stayed in hotels across different countries, and this was the worst experience I have encountered. From the unwelcoming front desk attitude to the operational failures in room service, this does not reflect the standards of a professional hotel. Based on this experience, I will not be recommending your hotel to friends, family, or colleagues, and I will be sharing my honest experience on relevant review platforms. I expect a formal acknowledgment of these issues and a detailed explanation of what steps will be taken to retrain your staff regarding both customer service and room service protocols."
Crowne Plaza Madrid - Centre Retiro
A well-located hotel near Retiro Park, combining comfort and convenience for both business and leisure travellers.
Vincci Capitol
"An unexpected delight in the centre of everything. Breakfast service was comprehensive, the roof top bar was not only scenic with great views but the staff were top notch professionals. The laundry service was exceptional, my only caveats were on the room lighting controls whuch baffled me and the insistence on using "apps" for pretty much everything."
Vincci Soho
"Okay, I know this is a really good hotel."
Nômade Temple Madrid
"Advantages: The transportation is extremely convenient, the hotel is very old money, and there are many delicious restaurants around. Disadvantages: small room, high price"
Four Seasons Hotel Madrid
"Good service nice location , luxury"
Barceló Torre de Madrid
A design-led hotel with panoramic views, located near Plaza de España and Gran Vía.
Eurostars Suites Mirasierra
A spacious all-suite hotel offering comfort and tranquillity, tucked away from the busy centre.
Madrid Airport Suites, Affiliated by Meliá
"Good place to stay near to the Airport"
Inhala Hotel Garden
"Lovely staff however the room had a few issues, scuffed paintwork, no cups for tea/coffe. Tea/coffee supply very cheap and limited. Wardrobe light would not turn off. We paid €16 pp for a breakfast which had no milk alternative, very little selection for a plant based diet or other dietry restrictions, despite being told by reception at check in that there would good availability. We ordered room service which came fairly quickly, and although quite pricey, was very nice. The aromatherapy scent in the lobby neefs to be refuced as it is a nice smell but too pungent."
Calido Valdebebas
"The truth is that everything was very good and the facilities were amazing, including the kitchen."
Hotel101 Madrid
"Simple hotel good for an overnight layover if you don’t want to go to the city centre. The shuttle bus only goes once per hour - from hotel: Our complimentary hotel shuttle service from Madrid Airport (Terminal 4) to the hotel operates every hour from 6:45 AM to 9:45 PM, except at 10:45 AM and 7:45 PM. This super been helpful info to have prior to booking as I arrived at T2 at 18:20. So had to wait quite a while. That also meant the shuttle was filled quickly and some people were left behind as it arrived about 8:30pm and even when full didn’t depart until 20:45. Staff in the hotel were nice and there’s a supermarket next door so that was good to get some snack for dinner and an early departure. The 6am shuttle back to the airport was also full before departure time, so be sure to arrive early if planning to use this service. However it does drop off at all terminals, which is good."
Pestana Collection Plaza Mayor
"It was a little disappointing that part of Plaza Mayor was under construction, but the service, facilities, and view were excellent! The room was clean, and I was happy that the bathroom and toilet were separate. I was also happy to receive a welcome drink, chocolate, and a message. It was a hotel I would definitely like to use again!"
Blume Cruz Suites
"Excellent room, it had everything, especially convenient to have a kitchen with all the utensils. Highly recommend!"
JW Marriott Hotel Madrid
"For a five-star hotel, the facilities are a bit basic, but the room was quiet."
Casa de Las Artes, member of Meliá Collection
"Our 4-day stay at Casa de las Artes, part of the Melia Collection, was truly unforgettable from the moment we arrived. It’s the perfect way to start a trip exploring Spain. The location is incredibly convenient, situated right near Atocha Station, making it easy to access and explore the city. Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by the friendly staff, whose welcoming attitude immediately made us feel at home. Our room was spacious, beautifully designed, impeccably clean, and incredibly comfortable – a perfect retreat after busy days of sightseeing. The hotel exudes an artistic vibe, with stunning art pieces displayed throughout the property, adding to its charm. The common areas are equally impressive, especially the library, which looks absolutely magnificent and is a wonderful space to relax or read. The hotel’s facilities were plentiful and well-maintained, enhancing our stay. Breakfast was a highlight for us; the wide variety of delicious options satisfied both our appetites and our tastes. It’s definitely a must-try during your stay. Getting around Madrid from the hotel is incredibly easy—you can take the subway right outside, hop on a bus, or enjoy a scenic walk to various attractions. If I return to Madrid, Casa de las Artes will undoubtedly be my first choice for accommodation. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a boutique hotel with excellent amenities, friendly service, and a central location."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Madrid
Discover the charm of Madrid by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Puerta del Sol
The symbolic centre of Madrid, surrounded by iconic streets and constant city energy day and night.
Royal Palace of Madrid
A grand historic district showcasing royal architecture and classic European charm.
Gran Via
Madrid’s most famous avenue, known for shopping, theatres, and vibrant nightlife.
Prado Museum
The cultural heart of Madrid, home to world-renowned museums and elegant boulevards.
Plaza Mayor
A historic square surrounded by traditional architecture, offering a classic Madrid experience.
Plaza de España (Madrid)
A spacious and scenic square on the edge of Madrid’s city centre, offering a calmer stay while remaining close to major attractions.
El Retiro Park
A peaceful green oasis in the city, perfect for relaxing strolls and outdoor activities.
Madrid Barajas Airport
Visitors benefit from short transfer times, reliable airport links, restful overnight stays, and hassle-free travel for early morning departures.
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
A leading modern art museum featuring works by Picasso and Dalí in a striking contemporary setting.
Madrid Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Exchange Rate
1 GBP ≈ 1.20 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/Bizum/Cash
Connectivity
Movistar/Vodafone/Orange
Current Weather
Partly cloudy
Hotels in Madrid: where to stay and what to book
Madrid is a walking city with a metro underneath it: the Prado, the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor all sit within half an hour of Sol, and the metro fills the gaps. The district question is really about evenings, since the centre is cheap for a capital and the bars decide how far you want to walk home. Below are eleven hotels in Madrid, grouped by district, with the star rating, guest score, address and nearest stop for each.
Where to stay in Madrid: four districts, four different trips
Most Madrid hotels in the centre are cheap for a capital, and the district you pick decides what the evening looks like. Travelling for a first visit and the museums, book Sol or Gran Vía; travelling for restaurants and late nights, book Chueca; travelling for tapas and a neighbourhood feel, book Lavapiés or La Latina; travelling for work or the northern stations, book the Castellana.
Area | Best for | Practical check |
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Sol and Gran Vía | First visit, museums, everything on foot | Sol and Callao metro 1-2 minutes from the doors |
Chueca | Restaurants, nightlife, a central-adjacent base | Gran Vía metro 5 minutes away |
Lavapiés and La Latina | Tapas, markets, a lived-in neighbourhood | La Latina and Lavapiés metro 3-4 minutes away |
Salamanca and the Castellana | Business, space, the northern stations | Chamartín 3-12 minutes; Núñez de Balboa 5 minutes |
Sol and Gran Vía: the centre, and the cheapest beds in the city
Sol is the centre everything runs through, with the Prado, the palace and Plaza Mayor inside a twenty-minute walk. The four addresses below sit within a few minutes of Sol or Callao, and this is where Madrid is cheapest as well as most central.
Two of these are budget houses scoring above 8.8, and the expensive one charges for its address rather than its size. For a first visit this is the district that saves the most walking: the Prado is fifteen minutes east, the palace ten minutes west and Plaza Mayor five.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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2-star | 8.9/10 | £22 | Sol 2 min walk | Plaza de Celenque, a minute from the square and the metro | |
1-star | 7.5/10 | £121 avg | Sol 2 min walk | Calle de la Victoria, self check-in, the simplest room in the district | |
2-star | 9.6/10 | £261 avg | Callao 1 min walk | Jacometrezo, on the Callao corner where Gran Vía starts |
Chueca: restaurants first, and a metro five minutes away
Chueca is the district to book if the evening matters as much as the museums: dense with restaurants and bars, flat, and five minutes from Gran Vía metro. It is a small district with few rooms, so book early rather than compare widely, and expect weekend noise on the streets below.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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Motion Chueca Hostel | 2-star | 7.0/10 | £10 | Gran Vía 5 min walk | Plaza de Pedro Zerolo, the square at the heart of the district |
Room Gran Vía | 2-star | 8.3/10 | £22 | Banco de España 3 min walk | Gran Vía itself, with the Cibeles fountain five minutes east |
Lavapiés and La Latina: tapas, markets and a ten-minute walk to the centre
These two districts feel like neighbourhoods, not city-centre streets, and they are where the tapas bars and the Sunday market sit. Madrid hotels here are cheaper than on the Castellana, and both are within four minutes of a metro stop and a fifteen-minute walk from Sol: a little more walking, a better evening.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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2-star | 9.1/10 | £142 avg | Lavapiés 3 min walk | Calle de la Esperanza, on the Lavapiés side of the centre | |
The Central House Madrid Lavapiés | 2-star | 9.3/10 | £177 avg | La Latina 4 min walk | Encomienda, four minutes from La Latina and the market |
Salamanca and the Castellana: space, business and the northern stations
The Castellana runs north through Salamanca and out to Chamartín, and this is where Madrid's larger rooms are. You trade space and quiet for a longer walk into the old centre: the Balboa is five minutes from the Núñez de Balboa metro, the two northern hotels ten to twelve minutes from Chamartín station.
The four rows answer four different questions: the station hotel for an early train, the tower for the view, Exe Plaza for the Plaza de Castilla interchange, and the Balboa for Salamanca itself, where the streets are quieter and the restaurants are local. Madrid hotels on this stretch are the ones to book when the trip is about work or an early departure.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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4-star | 8.6/10 | £152 | Chamartín 3 min walk | Built onto the station, which makes it the practical northern arrival | |
5-star | 9.2/10 | £171 | Chamartín 12 min walk | The tower on the Castellana, ten minutes from the platforms | |
Exe Plaza | 4-star | 8.9/10 | £186 | Plaza de Castilla 3 min walk | Castellana 191, beside the Plaza de Castilla interchange |
4-star | 8.7/10 | £207 avg | Núñez de Balboa 5 min walk | Núñez de Balboa, in Salamanca, five minutes from the metro |
Before you book: five practical checks
- Expect peak rates during San Isidro. Madrid celebrates its patron saint in mid-May, and the centre fills for the week. The same rooms are much cheaper in February.
- What the rate includes. Prices are per room per night before taxes and fees, and at the small central houses breakfast is usually bought separately, so compare the total rather than the headline.
- Where the pin actually is. A "City Center" pin can sit in Sol or in Lavapiés, and those are fifteen minutes apart on foot. Read the street, not the label.
- Which station you arrive at. Sol for the centre, Atocha for the high-speed trains from the south, Chamartín for the north. A Chamartín booking is twenty minutes by metro from the museums.
- Which metro zone. Central Madrid is zone A; the airport and the outer suburbs are not, and the airport carries a supplement on top of the zone-A fare.
Arriving in Madrid: from the airport and stations to your hotel
Arriving | Do this | Why it matters |
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Barajas airport, terminal 4 | Metro line 8 to Nuevos Ministerios, then change | Line 8 ends at that interchange in the north of the city |
Atocha, arriving on the high-speed train | Metro or Cercanías to Sol | Toc Hostel is two minutes from Sol |
Chamartín, arriving from the north | Walk out of the station | Hotel Chamartin the One is three minutes from the platforms |
Any arrival, late at night | Metro first, taxi second | The centre is compact enough that the metro does most of the work |
The metro reaches all four districts on this page, so the station you choose matters more than the hotel's distance from the city centre.
One trap worth naming: the metro is zoned and the centre is zone A. The airport and the outer suburbs sit outside it, and the airport leg carries a supplement, so a ticket bought for Sol will not get you to Barajas. Buy the airport ticket at the machine; the zone-A fare does not cover the journey.
※ Room rates, taxes and hotel policies change; confirm the total and the property's own terms before you book.
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FAQ – Hotels in Madrid
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What is the average price of a hotel in Madrid this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Madrid this weekend is £216 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £281 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Madrid this weekend typically cost £692 per night.
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How much do hotels in Madrid cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Madrid during weekdays is £164 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £235 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Madrid generally cost £664 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Madrid?
Some of the best places to stay in Madrid are near popular attractions like Puerta del Sol, Royal Palace of Madrid and Gran Via, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Madrid?
Families visiting Madrid often prefer hotels like Hotel101 Madrid (from £70), LATROUPE Prado (from £25) and Compostela Suites (from £68), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Madrid near Puerta del Sol?
Some of the top hotels in Madrid near Puerta del Sol include Arc House Madrid (from £10), B&B Hotel Madrid Centro Puerta del Sol (from £125) and Toc Hostel Madrid (from £14), all offering easy access to Puerta del Sol, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Madrid?
The most popular Madrid hotels for your stay: Hotel101 Madrid (from £70), LATROUPE Prado (from £25) and Compostela Suites (from £68) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Madrid are pet friendly?
Zleep Hotel Madrid Airport (from £51), B&B HOTEL Madrid Vallecas La Gavia (from £62) and Travelodge Madrid Metropolitano (from £54) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Madrid are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? LATROUPE Prado (from £25), Motion Chueca Hostel (from £8) and Zleep Hotel Madrid Airport (from £51) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Madrid provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Madrid? Hotel101 Madrid (from £70), Zleep Hotel Madrid Airport (from £51) and Ibis Styles Madrid Airport Valdebebas (from £66) provide airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Madrid have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hotel Liabeny (from £161), Crowne Plaza Madrid - Centre Retiro (from £95) and Holiday Inn Express MADRID - AIRPORT by IHG (from £71) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Madrid have swimming pools?
Hotel101 Madrid (from £70), Compostela Suites (from £68) and Ibis Styles Madrid Airport Valdebebas (from £66) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Madrid offer an especially good breakfast ?
LATROUPE Prado (from £25),Compostela Suites (from £68) and The Loft House Madrid (from £17) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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