Hotels in مدريد

Hotels in Madrid range from $45 to $520 per night, with over 2,100 properties citywide. Travorio.com makes booking seamless, letting you pay for your stay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, 100+ cryptocurrencies, Sezzle Pay in 4, or PayPal Pay Later,no extra wallet setup required.

Madrid welcomes over 10 million international visitors yearly, drawn by its art, architecture, and energetic street life. The euro has remained stable, and US dollar or pound sterling holders often find their currency stretches further here than in other Western capitals. For mild temperatures and the best hotel deals, book your trip between March and May or September and November.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Madrid

Centro (Sol & Gran Via)

The beating heart of Madrid, Centro puts you steps from Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and the Royal Palace. Gran Via teems with flagship stores and the iconic Edificio Telefónica. Tapas bars like Casa Labra and chocolaterias such as San Ginés line the streets. Hotels here average $110–$210 per night, catering to first-time visitors and city explorers who want easy access to landmarks, nightlife, and shopping. Sol station connects you to three metro lines and Cercanías commuter trains, making it Madrid’s best transport hub.

Chueca

Chueca is Madrid’s LGBTQ+ epicenter, famous for its nightlife, food scene, and open-minded vibe. Dine at Mercado de San Antón, sip cocktails at Museo Chicote, and browse indie boutiques on Calle Hortaleza. Room rates range from $100 to $185 per night, appealing to nightlife seekers, foodies, and LGBTQ+ travelers. The Chueca Metro station on Line 5 offers fast links to Gran Via, Retiro Park, and the airport via connecting lines.

Salamanca

Salamanca exudes upscale elegance, anchored by the Golden Mile shopping district on Calle Serrano. Michelin-starred restaurants like Ramón Freixa Madrid and historic museums such as the Archaeological Museum elevate the area’s appeal. Expect luxury hotels from $240 to $520 a night, perfect for travelers seeking high-end shopping, gourmet dining, or business travelers after premium comfort. The Velázquez and Serrano stations provide direct metro access to central Madrid in under 10 minutes.

Malasaña

Malasaña is Madrid’s creative quarter, packed with vintage boutiques, street art, and alternative bars. Plaza del Dos de Mayo is the neighborhood’s social heart, while cafes like Toma Café attract digital nomads. Budget hotels and hostels run $60 to $120 per night, drawing young travelers, students, and culture lovers. Noviciado and Tribunal stations on Metro Lines 1, 10, and 3 connect Malasaña to the rest of the city in minutes.

Chamberí

Chamberí balances residential calm with authentic Madrid life. Tapas bars like Sylkar and the Sorolla Museum offer local flavor. Hotels here cost $90 to $170 per night, making it a smart choice for families, longer stays, and travelers seeking a quieter atmosphere. Islas Filipinas and Canal metro stations give fast access to city highlights and the business district.

Lavapiés

Lavapiés is Madrid’s multicultural, bohemian enclave. Street art fills Calle Argumosa, while Lavapiés Market and Tabacalera arts center pulse with creative energy. Budget hotels and hostels range from $50 to $110 per night, ideal for art lovers, backpackers, and those wanting an offbeat vibe. Lavapiés and Embajadores stations offer metro and Cercanías links across the city.

Average Hotel Prices in Madrid by Season

Hotel rates in Madrid shift noticeably with the seasons. In high season,April to June and September to early November,3-star hotels average $120 to $145 per night, while 4-star rooms run $175 to $210 per night. July and August see a dip, with 3-star prices averaging $90 to $110 and 4-star options from $140 to $170, as locals leave and demand softens. The winter low season (December to February, excluding Christmas and New Year's) brings the best deals: 3-star hotels from $75 to $95, and 4-star rooms from $115 to $145 per night.

Spring and fall are peak periods, so expect the highest prices. For the best savings,up to 35% off high season rates,book in January or early February. Late summer also yields around 20% lower rates compared to April or October.

How to Book Hotels in Madrid with Cryptocurrency

Booking a hotel in Madrid with crypto on Travorio.com is fast and secure. Here’s how:

Go to the Travorio hotel search and enter your Madrid travel dates.

Filter properties by your preferred amenities, price, or neighborhood.

At checkout, select “Pay with Crypto.” Choose from Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), stablecoins like USDT or USDC, or more than 100 supported coins.

Scan the QR code or copy the payment address. No Travorio wallet setup required,just use your existing wallet or exchange.

Receive instant booking confirmation via email once payment is verified.

You get the same cancellation policies and customer support as with any other payment method. Travorio never adds crypto surcharges, and rates are locked at the live exchange rate when you book.

Pay Later Hotels in Madrid: Split Into 4 Payments

Travorio lets you book Madrid hotels with zero-interest, pay-later options. Sezzle allows you to pay just 25% upfront, then split the balance into three equal biweekly payments. No hard credit check is required, and you pay zero interest or fees if you pay on time.

Prefer PayPal? Select PayPal Pay Later at checkout to defer payment or split your stay into manageable installments. Both options are available on all eligible properties, and you can see which Madrid hotels qualify by visiting the pay later hotels in Madrid page. Sezzle and PayPal Pay Later are available to residents of supported countries, and approval is typically instant.

Getting to Madrid: Flights and Transport

Madrid is served by Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), 13 kilometers (8 miles) northeast of the city center. The airport has four passenger terminals and direct flights to major cities worldwide. The metro (Line 8) connects Terminal 2 and Terminal 4 to Nuevos Ministerios station in 25 minutes for €5 ($5.40). Express buses run 24/7 to Atocha station for €5, and a taxi to central Madrid has a flat rate of €30 ($32.50).

Average round-trip flight prices to Madrid (low season, economy class):

New York (JFK): $520–$700

London (LHR): $120–$220

Paris (CDG): $130–$200

Toronto (YYZ): $560–$750

Dubai (DXB): $480–$690

Browse and book affordable flights on Travorio. For airport details and live arrivals, see the official Barajas Airport site.

Madrid Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, Canadian, and Australian citizens do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days in Spain or other Schengen Area countries. EU citizens need only a valid ID or passport. Check updated rules at the Spain Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Local transport: Madrid has a dense metro and bus system. A single metro or bus ticket costs €1.50–€2 (about $1.65–$2.15), while a 10-trip ticket is €12.20 ($13.00). The Tourist Travel Pass offers unlimited rides from €8.40 ($9.00) per day. Purchase tickets at station machines or via contactless card.

Tipping: Tipping is modest in Madrid. Round up taxi fares or leave small change at cafés. In restaurants, 5–10% is appreciated for excellent service but not obligatory.

Currency: Madrid uses the euro (EUR, €). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and shops. Carry a small amount of cash for markets or smaller cafés.

Best time to visit: March to May and September to November offer mild temperatures (18–25°C / 65–77°F), fewer crowds, and lower hotel prices. Summer (June–August) is hot, with highs of 30–38°C (86–100°F), and winter is cool at 3–13°C (37–55°F) but uncrowded with significant hotel savings.

For more Madrid travel inspiration, guides, and flexible hotel payment options, browse Travorio.com. For local events and attractions, consult the Madrid Tourism Board.