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Season
Avg. price/night
Avg. temperature
Avg. precipitation
Dec - Feb
Avg. price/night
₱10,922
₱6,665₱17,251
Avg. temperature
6ºC
COLDEST
-3ºC37ºC
Avg. precipitation
36mm
10 mm61 mm
Mar - May
Avg. price/night
₱13,162
HIGHEST
₱6,665₱17,251
Avg. temperature
13ºC
-3ºC37ºC
Avg. precipitation
48mm
WETTEST
10 mm61 mm
Jun - Aug
Avg. price/night
₱8,906
LOWEST
₱6,665₱17,251
Avg. temperature
25ºC
WARMEST
-3ºC37ºC
Avg. precipitation
13mm
DRIEST
10 mm61 mm
Sep - Nov
Avg. price/night
₱10,138
₱6,665₱17,251
Avg. temperature
15ºC
-3ºC37ºC
Avg. precipitation
43mm
10 mm61 mm
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Hotels in popular neighborhoods

  • Centro
    Expansive plazas, local and foreign crowds, street performers, colorful lights, window shopping, restaurant signs promising the best paella, ham, and churros con chocolate- this is downtown Madrid, a collection of plazas interconnected by a network of side streets. Some of these side streets are wide pedestrian shopping routes, and some are hidden, so it's possible to duck in and out of the bustle as desired. The iconic Puerta del Sol is the giant crossroads of the city and a must-see attraction at any time of the day. The nearby Plaza Mayor, completely enclosed by historic red buildings, is an ideal place to grab a bite to eat outside, amidst scores of tables and people out for a stroll. Plaza Isabel II (also known as “Opera”) is smaller and a good meeting spot, and the stately Plaza del Oriente is the front yard of the Royal Palace. Centro can be touristy (pickpockets are unfortuately not unheard-of here), crowded, and sometimes gimmicky, but it is also the place to experience classic Madrid.
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  • Gran Via
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  • Cortes
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  • Sol
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  • Huertas
    Also known as Barrio de las Letras, Huertas was once home to prominent literary figures, Miguel de Cervantes and Lope de Vega among them. The neighborhood is committed to celebrating its rich heritage: Calle Huertas itself is inlaid with quotes from celebrated authors, street names pay homage to them, and second-hand bookshops pervade. Huertas receives a fair amount of spillover from the center — side streets around Plaza Santa Ana take on a foreign party atmosphere at night, and you always see young backpackers navigating the streets — but as you descend into the neighborhood, everything becomes a little more cramped and slightly less refined, and takes on more of an underground feel. Live music is at the heart of Huertas: by night, its subdued bars are ideal for meeting friends, sipping cocktails, and chatting quietly while enjoying jazz or singer-songwriter performances.
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  • Malasaña
    Hip bars and galleries, independent theaters and music venues, young people with tattoos and funky hair, narrow winding streets — this is Malasaña. Near the center, Plaza Dos de Mayo is a gathering of friends outside bars, dog owners, artists under craft tents, and creative types with notebooks and sketchpads on the plaza’s benches. It may not be as neat and tidy as many other parts of the city, but this only adds to the Malasaña edge. Shops and bars here range from hippie-crunchy to upscale trendy, and on weekends, the streets are bustling around the clock as the nightlife progresses from dinner to bar to disco to late-night food. On the west side of the neighborhood is the subdistrict called Conde Duque, named after a large pink fort in its center that has been converted into a cultural center for exhibitions and performances. Prettier yet just as edgy, this intimate corner of Malasaña is home to a young international community.
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  • Universidad
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  • Chamberí
    Multi-story residential buildings decorated with ornate balconies line the traditional, quiet, and pretty streets of Chamberí. Humble storefronts and neighborhood taverns are scattered across the lower levels down every block, and here and there, there's a cluster of tables on the sidewalk. It isn't ever crowded, but people are always out, poking into the tiny bakeries, hardware stores, and tobacco shops, or ducking into a bright, unadorned cerveceria to have a coffee or beer by the bar, flip through the paper, and check the sports score. The round Plaza Olavide, where the fairly regular network of streets breaks form, is among the most green and lively spots. Restaurants line its circumference and sought-after outdoor tables fill the center of the plaza, where people relax to the sounds of kids playing and street musicians' tunes.
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Hotels near the sights

  • Royal Palace of Madrid
    Luxurious, over-the-top rococo palace with over 2,000 opulently gilded rooms.
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  • Gran Via
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  • Plaza Mayor
    Huge plaza packed with cafes, bars and tourists.
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  • Templo de Debod
    This place is temporarily closed due to technical problems. The Egyptian temple dating back to the second century B.C. was transported to Madrid’s Cuartel de la Montana Park.
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  • Fundacion Mapfre - Sala Recoletos
    Fundación MAPFRE is one of the central points of Madrid's cultural agenda for its exhibitions of Plastic Arts and Photography. Its program includes exhibitions of painting and sculpture focused on the great protagonists (Renoir, Van Gogh, Picasso, Degas, Chagall, etc.) and the main movements of artistic modernity (Impressionism, Avant-garde, Surrealism, etc.). Photography exhibitions also range from the great masters of the twentieth century (Atget, Evans, Winogrand, Strand ..) to those who represent the best expression of artistic photography today. Until May 7 you can enjoy the following temporary exhibitions: "Leonora Carrington. Revelación" and "Facundo de Zuviría. Estampas porteñas".
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Madrid Hotels Information

Hotels in Madrid

1,776

Hotels Prices From

₱2,703

Hotels Reviews

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252,055

Travel high season

Mar - May

Travel low season

Jun - Aug

High season avg price

₱13,210

Low season avg price

₱8,977
Frequently Asked Questions about Madrid hotels

Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza, Atocha Hotel Madrid, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, and Petit Palace Savoy Alfonso XII are some of the most popular hotels for travelers looking to stay near Prado National Museum. See the full list: Hotels near Prado National Museum.

Popular hotels close to Parque del Retiro include SLEEP'N Atocha, Only YOU Hotel Atocha, and Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza. See the full list: Hotels near Parque del Retiro.

Popular luxury hotels in Madrid include Gran Hotel Inglés, Hotel Unico Madrid, and Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World. See the full list: Madrid Luxury Hotels.

Popular hotels close to Barajas Airport include Clement Barajas Hotel, Hotel Tach Madrid Airport, and Ibis Madrid Aeropuerto Barajas. See the full list: Hotels near Barajas Airport.

A few of the most popular hotels near Royal Palace of Madrid are Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World, ApartoSuites Jardines de Sabatini, and Petit Palace Plaza Mayor. See the full list: Hotels near Royal Palace of Madrid.

Some of the most popular pet-friendly hotels in Madrid are Gran Hotel Inglés, Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World, and The Level at Meliá Castilla. See the full list: Pet Friendly Hotels in Madrid.

Popular cheap hotels in Madrid include SLEEP'N Atocha, Artrip Hotel, and ApartoSuites Jardines de Sabatini. See the full list: Cheap Hotels in Madrid.

Gran Hotel Inglés, Hotel Unico Madrid, and The Level at Meliá Castilla have a spa and received excellent reviews from travelers in Madrid. See the full list: Madrid Spa Resorts.

Popular Madrid neighborhoods with hotels include Centro, Gran Via, and Cortes.

Gran Hotel Inglés, Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World, and ARTIEM Madrid all received great reviews from families traveling in Madrid. See the full list: Madrid Family Hotels.

Gran Hotel Inglés, Hotel Unico Madrid, and Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World received great reviews from travelers looking for a romantic hotel in Madrid. See the full list: Romantic Hotels in Madrid.