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4.6 Average rating
Madrid stays receive an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 from guests

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Madrid's top spots, include Plaza Mayor, El Retiro Park, and Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
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Retiro Park Industrial House
Bright, south-facing home in a quiet central neighborhood, just 600 meters from Retiro Park. Fun and original, with an industrial-chic vibe, this 160 m² house has lots of natural light, a small garden, and a private parking spot. Downstairs there’s a large open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area (about 70 m² / 750 sq ft), with underfloor heating and AC in every room. The kitchen is fully equipped, and we provide bed linens, towels, and all the basics you’ll need for a comfortable stay. You’ll also find a small private gym on this floor. Upstairs are the three bedrooms: • The main bedroom has a 180 x 200 cm / 71 x 79 inches bed (King Size) and a private bathroom. • The second bedroom also has a 180 x 200 cm / 71 x 79 inches bed (King Size) and shares a bathroom with the third room. • The third bedroom, which is the smallest, has a trundle bed (90 x 200 cm). It can be pulled out to create two single beds (90 x 200 cm each), placed very close together—ideal for two kids or two people who are comfortable sharing close space. There’s also the option to join them and form a 180 x 200 cm bed (King Size), suitable for a couple.

At Home in Madrid, At Home in Madrid II, Tempor...
You will love the apartment and our location! The apartment has a fantastic living area with a french door that opens into a small balcony looking onto Calle de Huertas. There is a dining room area with a round table and 4 chairs. The bedroom is a semi-studio style - separated from the living area by a permanent wall - which you can see well in the pictures. I have had many guests and most of them, when they arrive, say that it looks just like the pictures. We have modern appliances (washer, stovetop, microwave, A/C, TV, refridgerator), fast Wi-Fi, and everything else you may need for a comfortable stay! Guests will have private access to the whole apartment. Important: For security reasons I need to know the names of all the guests that will be staying at the apartment during the reservation.

1851: Exceptional 19th century studio in Madrid
Our cozy refurbished studio is just 100 meters from Puerta del Sol. The studio is on fourth floor (with elevator), It is very sunny and quiet. You will enjoy a full furnished apartment in the most COOLEST and tourist-centric neighbourhood in MADRID. Diaphanous, very comfortable. With a / c, heating and stove. Exclusive use bathroom bathroom. Decorated with care by its owners with objects and antique furniture. it is the erfect place if you are looking for a place to stay for a week or more

The Sky of Madrid Penthouse with Private Terrace in Conde Duque
This modern penthouse with original wood beams with a beautiful planted terrace, nested on the top floor of a 1900 building will enable you to unwind with beautiful views after a day walking in the city. It is very quiet and super comfortable. You will find everything you need to spend a wonderful time in Madrid. All the kitchen and bathroom essentials are provided and the Internet connection is very good. One of the best locations in Madrid! You can walk to almost everywhere in the center.

Elegant apartment in Palacio Latina.
Elegant duplex apartment located in a strategic area of downtown Madrid. Elegant, quiet and bright exterior apartment, central and comfortable, in the heart of "LA LATINA" the best Tapas area of Madrid 5 minutes from the La Latina metro In the heart of La Latina neighborhood 10 minutes from the Royal Palace, just 15 minutes walk to Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, San Miguel Market. Very close to the most important museums in Madrid: Reina Sofía, Museo del Prado, Thyssen Bornemisza...

Madrid´s sky Luxury Penthouse 6Pax. 10 min Airport
Madrid´s Sky Luxury Penthouse 6pax. Airport Just 10 Minutes from Madrid Barajas AIRPORT in MADRID Designed for 2/3/4/5/6 People. Discover a duplex that redefines luxury in MADRID! This amazing space combines avant-garde design with dazzling lighting. From the first moment, the infinity effect of the views will take your breath away, creating a magical connection with the horizon. Every corner radiates elegance and sophistication. A visual experience that will captivate you!

In The Very Heart of the City + Video Projector
THE CALENDAR OPENS 3 MONTHS IN ADVANCE. Apartment with eight balconies overlooking the street, benefiting from abundant natural light and exquisite decor. It is fully equipped with all modern conveniences. Located in one of Madrid's most vibrant neighborhoods, within walking distance of Gran Vía, the city's most iconic and bustling street, and at the heart of the bohemian neighborhood of Malasaña, often compared to New York's Williamsburg. Right in the center of Madrid.

Exclusive flat Gran Via
Welcome to our exclusive and newly renovated 9th floor apartment, located in the heart of Madrid! Enjoy the highest quality and be dazzled by its spacious and luxurious rooms, and breathtaking views of the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral during a magical sunset. Located on Gran Vía, the most emblematic, central and best connected street in Madrid. Located a few steps from the city's main points, and an endless offer of leisure and services.

** VINTAGE CHIC LOFT IN THE HEART OF THE CITY**
Elegant loft apartment in the heart of the city, a few meters from the emblematic Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, El Rastro and other major tourist attractions. It has all the amenities: king size bed (180x200 cm), WIFI, Smart TV and fully equipped kitchen. Very well connected, with two metro lines less than 5 minutes walk. A variety of restaurants and trendy places in the area. Supermarket open 24 hours 3 minutes walking from the apartment.

Apartment near Plaza Mayor
New, elegant and newly renovated, located on a quiet pedestrian street in the historic center of Madrid in the central neighborhood of La Latina. It has everything you need to enjoy a wonderful stay and get to know the city. The apartment has a large, very bright living/dining room with two balconies facing the street, an elegant open kitchen with a dining table. There are two bedrooms, a sofa bed and a modern bathroom with shower.

Apartamentos de Alvaro in the Downtown, Studio 1
Located on a pedestrian street, Calle del Nuncio number 4, on the second floor with no elevator. The studio has three spaces: the space where the 150x190 bed is located, an armchair, a heat pump, and air conditioning. The other two spaces are the kitchen, equipped with all kinds of utensils, ceramic stovetop, coffee maker, kettle and toaster; and finally, the bathroom. It is rented according to Article 3 of the L.A.U.

Stylish Apartment in Recoletos
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. Discover the epitome of luxury living in our splendid apartment nestled in the heart of Madrid's Golden Mile. Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the city with renowned boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and cultural landmarks just steps away. This meticulously designed space combines contemporary elegance with Spanish charm, offering a tranquil retreat.
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El Retiro Park
Historic urban park with a boating lake, the Crystal Palace, and vibrant cultural events
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At El Retiro Park you can row a boat on the main lake, visit the Crystal Palace and Velázquez Palace for free art exhibitions, and wander among sculptures, monuments, fountains, and the Ángel’s statue. Explore distinct gardens like the Rosaleda rose garden, French Parterre with Madrid’s oldest tree, and quieter corners with peacocks. Join locals for jogging, yoga, biking, or a picnic while kids enjoy puppet shows, musicians, and street performers. Nearby, combine your visit with the Prado Museum and Puerta de Alcalá.






Museo Nacional del Prado
Renowned art museum housing an extensive collection of European masterpieces from the 12th to 19th centuries
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Inside the Museo Nacional del Prado, you can move straight to landmark works like Velázquez’s Las Meninas, Goya’s The Third of May 1808 and his Black Paintings, Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights, and masterpieces by El Greco, Rubens, Titian, Dürer, Raphael, and Rogier van der Weyden. Explore one of the world’s finest collections of European art, with a strong focus on Spanish painting from the 12th to early 20th century. Use the free museum map or the short “Must See” audio tour to focus on highlights if you’re short on time, or book a guided tour for deeper context. Take advantage of free entry during the last two hours daily, keeping in mind lines can be long at those times.






Royal Palace of Madrid
Historic royal residence featuring opulent rooms, royal armory, and lush surrounding gardens
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Inside the Royal Palace of Madrid, walk through grand 18th‑century architecture and richly decorated 19th‑century interiors that once housed kings from Carlos III to Alfonso XIII. Explore as many of its 3,000+ rooms as you can, including the Throne Room, Royal Armory, pharmacy, chapel, and the Spanish Royal Collection of paintings, sculpture, furniture, textiles, and weapons, with works by Caravaggio and Velázquez. Step outside for views over the Sabatini Gardens and the Madrid mountain range, then stroll the surrounding terraces, bars, and restaurants.






Mercado De San Miguel
Historic iron-structured market offering diverse Spanish tapas, seafood, and gourmet delights
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Inside Mercado de San Miguel, you can wander an old wrought-iron market turned gourmet tapas hall, sampling pintxos, freshly prepared seafood, oysters with champagne, vermouth, Asturian cider, and Spanish wines. Work your way from one end to the other, trying jamón, olives, pickled vegetables, baked goods, and small bites from all over Spain, plus a few sushi and pasta options. It’s better for eating and drinking than grocery shopping, and the lively atmosphere gives a direct taste of madrileño life.






Matadero Madrid
Dynamic cultural center offering exhibitions, live performances, film screenings, and creative workshops
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Inside Matadero Madrid you can watch independent movies at the Cineteca, see modern and urban art exhibitions, catch theater and live music, and join workshops and community events in the former slaughterhouse spaces. Explore design fairs, local markets on weekends, and family-friendly performances spread across several halls. Grab food or a drink at the on-site restaurants or Cantina, which has a relaxed vibe. From the complex, you can also rent bikes and head straight into the Madrid Río park.






Queen Sofia Arts Centre
Contemporary art museum showcasing works by Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, home to Picasso’s Guernica
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Inside the Museo Reina Sofía you can see Picasso’s Guernica up close, along with major works by Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Juan Gris, Chillida and other key 20th-century Spanish artists. Wander its many contemporary and modern art galleries, check out the temporary exhibitions, and ride the glass exterior elevators for city views. Take a break at the on-site cafeteria, NuBel, to round out your visit. Plan around free-entry hours or discounted late-afternoon times, and consider the free Sunday Spanish tour at 5 pm.






House rentals in Madrid

Retiro Park 2 Luxurious house with terrace

Beautiful loft in Barajas

HOMELY LOFT PLAZA MAYOR

Luminoso piso en Barrio Salamanca

Platera’s House

Brand new 'Loft' in Chamartín

Very cozy house with Leganitos

Casa Limonero
Apartment rentals in Madrid

Unique Duplex with own Terrace

Stroll to the Royal Palace from a Charming Central Apartment

Luxury Apartment in the center of Madrid

Vine, Nature-inspired, Bright & Modern, Malasana

Beautiful & Cozy Apartment Near Gran Via

Luxe and location at Plaza Mayor

Luxury Apartment Downtown - Barrio de Salamanca

Penthouse with terrace and beautiful sunsets.
Boutique hotels in Madrid

Dobo Marco Polo 1Pax 1Bth with Balcony

Cozy Chamberi palace double/twin room

Square Rooms by Charming VIII, mini gym

Interior single room - Room only

Dobo Murillo 2Pax 1Bth Gnd Floor

Superior with terrace

Fantastic residence ``FUNWAY´´ north zone Madrid

Double Room with Cama Supletoria
When is the best time to visit Madrid?
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| Avg. price | $112 | $111 | $115 | $118 | $121 | $115 | $106 | $97 | $120 | $131 | $120 | $122 |
| Avg. temp | 44°F | 46°F | 52°F | 57°F | 64°F | 73°F | 80°F | 79°F | 70°F | 60°F | 50°F | 45°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Madrid?
Madrid has a range of neighborhoods to explore for your stay. Areas frequently suggested include Malasaña for lively streets, Salamanca for upscale shops, and La Latina for historic charm and traditional tavernas.
What are the best things to do in Madrid with kids?
Families can explore Retiro Park's playgrounds and boats, discover interactive exhibits at museums, or watch street performers near Plaza Mayor. Food markets and chocolate shops also make for enjoyable stops with children.
What are some of the best things to do in Madrid?
Explore the galleries at Museo del Prado, wander through Retiro Park, and take in the vibrant atmosphere around Puerta del Sol. Tapas bars and traditional markets showcase local flavors in many neighborhoods.
How is the weather in Madrid?
Madrid has mild, rainy winters averaging 37–50°F (3–10°C) and hot, dry summers reaching 92°F (33°C). Spring and autumn are often comfortable, with pleasant outdoor conditions for exploring the city.
What are the best places to visit in Madrid?
Visitors often head to Museo del Prado for art, stroll Gran Vía for shopping and entertainment, and visit Puerta del Sol for city energy. Retiro Park provides green space, and Plaza Mayor is known for its historic architecture.
What are some hiking trails in Madrid?
Around Madrid, explore forested walks in Casa de Campo, or head to nearby parks where marked trails pass through rolling hills and shaded woodlands. Local routes vary in difficulty and pass scenic views year-round.
What are some family activities we can do in Madrid?
Madrid has science and art museums with hands-on exhibits, outdoor play areas in parks such as Retiro Park, and entertaining puppet shows around city squares. Markets and chocolate cafés also cater to groups of all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Madrid?
Consider exploring the historic city of Toledo, the grand architecture of Segovia, or the UNESCO-listed royal site of El Escorial. Vineyards and nature reserves around Madrid provide scenic escapes beyond the city.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Madrid?
Many stays in Madrid welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods such as Chamberí, Malasaña, and Salamanca. Nearby parks make it easy to enjoy outdoor activities with your companion around the city.
What are some local tips for visiting Madrid?
Locals often take afternoon siestas, so expect quieter streets after lunch. Try to greet shopkeepers with a friendly ‘hola’, and sample traditional churros with hot chocolate in local cafés to experience Madrid’s food culture.
What is Madrid known for?
Madrid is known for world-class art museums, lively plazas like Puerta del Sol, and tapas traditions rooted in local markets. The city also has a vibrant music and football scene celebrated at stadiums and bars.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Madrid?
Delve into literary cafés and bookshops in Barrio de las Letras, wander street murals in Lavapiés, or seek out small galleries with contemporary art. Local food markets off main avenues also reveal Madrid’s quieter side.
What are the best foods to try in Madrid?
Madrid has hearty dishes like cocido madrileño, crispy bocadillo de calamares, and sweet churros con chocolate. Local markets and tavernas often feature seasonal tapas reflecting regional flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Madrid?
Pack layers to adjust to changing weather, comfortable shoes for walking, and sun protection for outdoor activities, especially in summer. Bringing a reusable water bottle and a small umbrella can be useful in any season.
What is the nightlife in Madrid like?
Madrid’s nightlife has energetic bars, live music venues, and flamenco clubs across neighborhoods such as Malasaña and Chueca. Late-night cafés and rooftop spots are frequently suggested for city views after dark.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Madrid?
Madrid is known for vibrant celebrations during late spring and summer, such as citywide fiestas with live music, street parades, and cultural performances. Holiday markets and art festivals enliven public squares each year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Madrid?
Many accommodations in Madrid are suitable for families, especially in neighborhoods like Chamberí, Salamanca, and Retiro. Parks and museums throughout the city complement family stays with engaging activities nearby.
When is the best time to visit Madrid?
Late spring and early autumn are frequently suggested for milder temperatures and lively street festivals. Summers can be quite warm and dry, while winters remain relatively mild with occasional rain.
All about Madrid
Spain’s capital city is an exciting meld of the old and new. Madrid’s streets teem with stately palaces, ornate Belle Époque buildings, and modern architecture, and its skyline is spiky with soaring slate spires. This is also a place that celebrates its abundant open spaces. The River Manzanares, which slices through the city, is crisscrossed by arched bridges and lined with walking paths and green spaces such as the modern Madrid Río Park, a landscaped stretch of riverbank activated with playgrounds, performance spaces, and the Arganzuela Bridge, which looks like an enormous metal spring.
In the evening Madrid’s vibrant nightlife awakens, as revelers flock to bars, clubs, and restaurants that stay open until the morning hours. Thanks to those privileged royals of yore, the city is a marquee arts destination, studded with world-class museums and galleries that still benefit from the largess of rulers who supported famous artists. Madrid’s artistic reputation is only rivaled by its gastronomic one — the food here, from traditional tapas to reservations-required upscale dining, is reliably excellent.
What are the top things to do in Madrid?
Museo del Prado
Housed in a circa-1785 palace (with some modern additions) the Museo del Prado is home to more than 7,000 paintings. Its vast collection includes works by only-last-name-needed artists such as Goya, Velázquez, and El Greco. It’s within walking distance of two other heavyweight art museums, the contemporary Museo Reina Sofía — home to Picasso’s Guernica — and the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, which showcases works by European masters.
Parque del Buen Retiro
This 17th-century park is studded with ornate marble buildings, a placid boating lake, and shade trees. Some of its unique features include what is believed to be the oldest tree in Madrid — a 400-year-old Mexican conifer — and the Palacio de Cristal, a glass and iron greenhouse repurposed as a modern art gallery.
Metro Museums
As you zip around the city, take a moment to explore some of the unique displays within the transit system. The Ópera station houses an archeological museum showcasing 16th- and 17th-century artifacts unearthed during construction. A paleontology exhibit in the Carpetana station displays the fossils of prehistoric animals; the Chamberí station, which opened in 1919, is now closed to trains but open to visitors, and retains its original billboards and other period details.
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