Madrid Hotels & Hostels (332)

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There's no better place to base yourself if you've come to Madrid to party and prefer to spend your money on your drinks rather than your bed. Rooms are simple and the building is arrayed around …

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Now here's something special. There are many things to recommend about this place, but its internal courtyard is quite possibly Madrid's finest - with the best of Andalusian tilework, a fountain,…

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From the same people that brought you the outstanding Cat's Hostel, Mad Hostel is not far behind in quality and atmosphere. Like its sister hostel, this place is arranged around an enchanting cou…

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Clean, friendly and with English-speaking staff, this is far and away one of the city's best budget options. Cheerful dorm-style rooms sleep from four to 12 people. This is a great place to plug …

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Hostel Metropol is the sort of place that's always full of young travellers. It's not that the rooms are great - in fact, they're simple and don't have a whole lot of character. But travellers co…

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Run by travellers for travellers, this is one of the coolest places in town if you don't mind all the clamour of the many daily and nightly comings and goings - there's no curfew and the dorms ar…

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The rooms at this well-run hostal (cheap hotel) are simple, even a little bare in decoration, and are saved only from anonymity by the occasional rustic touch and the air-con and heating in every…

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If you're looking for dormitory-style accommodation, you'd need a good reason to stay anywhere other than here while you're in Madrid. Opened in 2007, the Albergue's rooms are spotless and no dor…

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Hostal San Lorenzo is a terrific deal. The original stone walls and occasional dark-wood beam of this 19th-century building have been left exposed, adding character that is surprisingly hard to f…

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All-new everything makes this place feel pricier than it is, as do the balconies outside every exterior room. The views are superb from rooms facing the street and you're so high up that noise is…

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Set on a small, sunny plaza in the centre, the Cruz Sol is a clean hostel that makes a great base for seeing the sights. The newly renovated rooms have yellow walls and cheerful decor. They're no…

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This hotel offers style and service beyond its modest three-star category. Adding to the charm is the wine theme running throughout - rooms are decorated with an attractive grape motif and each r…

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Hotel II Castillas is one place where a little bit of inside knowledge makes all the difference. Ask for a corner room and you'll be rewarded with a light-filled room with plenty of hardwood floo…

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If you took a poll asking Madrileños where they would most like to live, chances are it would be within a 1km (0.6mi) radius of this hotel - check out the windows of nearby real estate agents if …

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The owners of this hotel are from the Canary Islands, and their heritage shows in every aspect of the place, from the marine theme in the lobby to the rooms, which are all named after Canary town…

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In some ways this former palace is the ideal Madrid address because you are right in the centre, but surrounded by traffic-free shopping streets. Daytime noise levels are high, but you'll sleep l…

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Entering this swanky boutique hotel is like entering Madrid's latest nightclub, with staff dressed all in black, black walls and swirls of red lighting in the lobby. Rooms are spacious, with high…

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One of the best hotels to open in central Madrid in recent years, this outstanding place combines a splendid historic building, a brilliant location - just 50m (164ft) from the Plaza Mayor - and …

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This hotel is a class act. Overlooking one of the most leafy and agreeable plazas north of the centre, the Gran Hotel Conde Duque combines supreme luxury with a slice of Madrid that tourists rare…

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Completely renovated in 2001, this fine hotel has quickly established itself as one of the most luxurious in Madrid. The downstairs lobby is modern and stylishly minimalist with a light-filled in…

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It's not often that a swimming pool rates a mention above all other hotel features. In this case the hotel itself is outstanding, but the rooftop swimming pool has some of the best views in Madri…

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Near the Puerta del Sol and busy commercial district, this stylish hotel has comfortable rooms with all the amenities (even a free minibar) and a pretty, historic façade. It's received rave revie…

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If you like your hotels to be former palaces, this could be the place for you. The public areas of the hotel are exquisite - a discreetly beautiful palm-filled, light-drenched patio of sandstone …

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This beautiful hotel is set on a picturesque plaza and offers simple luxury in rooms that bear the traces of restrained elegance from bygone years. Although the building has had many manifestatio…

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At last, Malasaña has its own boutique hotel - an oasis of style amidst the barrio's time-worn feel. Each room has its own design - drawn from the imagination of Luis Delgado - from retro chintz …

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Opened in 2005, this is one of Madrid's most stylish (and most professionally run) hotels and a fantastic place to stay. You get the feeling the interior designer licked his or her lips and enjoy…

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Sophistication has a new home along Gran Vía. The terrific rooms and fine service are a big part of the deal, but it's the rooftop bar that has caused the biggest stir, setting a trend that is be…

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Hotel Puerta America is the most exciting thing to happen in Madrid's accommodation scene in decades. When the owners of the hotel looked at their location - halfway between the city and the airp…

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Once the landmark Gran Victoria Hotel, the Madrid home of many a famous bullfighter, this audacious new hotel is fast becoming a landmark of a different kind. It's all about luxury and location a…

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The towering glass edifice of Hotel Urban is the epitome of art-inspired, super-stylish designer chic. Opened in late 2004, it's a wonderful antidote to the more classic charm of Madrid's five-st…

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An old Madrid classic, this former palace of the Duque de Lerma opened as a hotel in 1911 and was Spain's second luxury hotel. Ever since, it has looked out across Plaza de Neptuno at its rival, …

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Everything here oozes exclusivity, from the address - an elite patch of Madrid real estate - to the mansion that is the finest in a barrio of many. The Santo Mauro fills three buildings of a form…

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The Hotel Ritz is the height of exclusivity. One of the most lavish buildings in Madrid, the classic style and impeccable service is second-to-none. Not surprisingly it's the hotel of choice for …

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NEW PLACE,C/AUGUSTO FIGUEROA 47,METRO CHUECA.Residencia Club Universitario (University club)is located in the Centro distric. Open since 1992 we have been taking care of students since then and …

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In the heart of the down town Madrid you can find a great hostel specially built for backpackers. Located in the famous bar area of Santo Domingo Square, between Puerta del Sol, Callao Square an…

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One of the best Hostels In Europe, voted several times in the top ten hostels by Hostelworld customers around the world!
A Place with flavor... Always on the Top!!
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Pension Enebral is situated in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in central Madrid, just 100 meters from the famous quarter of Chueca, surrounded by typical of tapas bars, cinemas, theaters…

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Pop Student Residence is located in Madrid´s classic area, 'Malasaña'. One of the classic zones to go out at night. The streets of the area converge in the cosy Plaza 2 de Mayo. Fuencarral Street…

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Hostal Pacios is located in Madrid old quarters, at the heart of the historic part of the city, just a step from Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor.
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The Panizo Hostal is am small hostal ,very confortable, the building have am exelent atmosphere and is located in the best place of Madrid if you want to see the most importants places of the…

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