Madrid accommodation

With over 10 years of experience in helping clients to find a comfortable accommodation in Madrid you are sure of comfortable stay. All our Madrid accommodations come with a lowest price guarantee. To ensure you will have a great time in Madrid we give away a free pocket guide that comes with your Madrid accommodation. The pocket guide not only give you an overview of the top tourist attractions, but more over it gives great tips about restaurants and bars. Also the pocket guide includes handy maps that guide you around the city.

Many tourist arrive to Madrid by airplane and therefore you have to find you way to your accommodation in Madrid. To help our clients as good as possible we are cooperating with Bono Taxi Madrid. We can offer you transfer from the airport to your accommodation in Madrid from only €6 per person. So you don't have to worry about find the right train, metro and walk over the street with all your luggage.

Besides a cheap accommodation in Madrid just outside of the city center we also offer holiday apartments in Madrid in the heart of the city. If you want to go for the cheaper alternative by renting a Madrid accommodation in one of the surrounding neighborhoods don't worry about the tranfer to the center as Madrid has a very mordern and fast subway. You will be able to get to the center fast and easy.

Your Madrid accommodation includes clean bedlinen and towels, just like an hotel. When you arrive at your accommodation a personal host will guide you through the accommodation. This is also a good moment to ask questions about the city.

Here we present you a list of districts just outside of the city center:

• Retiro: This district is almost entirely composed by the Parque del Retiro, one of the most significant parks in the Spanish capital. These gardens have their origins between 1630 and 1640.
• Arganzuela: The most popular neighborhoods of this district are Legazpi, located in the southeast district, home to the Madrid Planetarium and the IMAX at the park Enrique Tierno Galván, one of the most important parks of the capital; Delicias, with several interesting buildings, especially some industrial architecture, and Atocha, which covers a wide area from Lavapiés to the Atocha train station and from there to Huertas.
• Salamanca: This district, which borders the Paseo de la Castellana, Alcalá, María de Molina and Francisco Silvela, is known as a wealthy neighborhood where some of the most luxurious shops of the city are located.
• Chamartin: District of the municipality of Madrid, at the north of the capital, which now houses some of the most important headquarters in Spain. Among its attractions, you can find the National Auditorium of Music, the Museum of Natural History, the Museum of the City, the Parc du Canal de Isabel II, and the Stadium of Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu.
• Tetuan: Tetuan district is highly heterogeneous, both architecturally and socially. Because of its location within the city, its good communications and the commitment of the local government, the district is experiencing a period of revitalization and redevelopment.
• Chamberí: This district is administratively organized into six districts: Gaztambide, Arapiles, Trafalgar, Almagro, Vallehermoso, Ríos Rosas. The architectural interest of this district lies in the extraordinary abundance of modernist buildings, Gothic and Neo-Mudejar reliquaries that neighborhood.
• Latina and Moncloa-Aravaca: Latina is a district whose name is often confused with another district called "La Latina", located in the historical center of the city. Moncloa is a district with a large area of green zones such as the Casa de Campo park which is considered the main lung of the city.
• Carabanchel and Usera: Carabanchel is a historic district, the most famous thoroughbred of the city of Madrid. It is located between the M-30 and M-40, it is near the city center, about 15 to 20 minutes far by public transport. On the other hand, Usera is a district created in 1987 and composed by the Orcasitas neighborhoods, Orcasur, San Fermin, Almendrales, Moscardo, Zofia and Pradolongo.