| Hotels in Madrid fall into three categories, modest, medium range and expensive. Rhino can offer a range of affordable Madrid whatever your budget. Book your hotel in Madrid according to what district you want to stay in, such as the areas of Salamanca, La Latina and the Barrio de las Letras. Madrid is the financial capital of the Iberian Peninsula and so has lots of excellent hotels which are ideal for business travellers as well as more modestly priced hotels for backpackers and people of all different budgets. Madrid is not really the place to go if you are looking for a quiet time as it is world famous for 24 hour nightlife. If you need a good night's sleep during your stay be sure to ask the establishment specifically for a quiet room. Also bear in mind that the city pretty much empties out over the hot summer months of July and August. This can be a good time to visit if you want the shops to yourself but will not give a real sense of Madrid. Remember to prebook cheap hotels Madrid. |
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| Hotel Madrid Preciado |
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The Hotel Madrid Preciados falls into the expensive category but you get what you pay for in this four star facility. The hotel is centrally located not far from the main attractions of Madrid including the Museo Del Prado and the Royal Palace. Though the hotel building was built in 1881 the Hotel Madrid Preciados classifies itself as a 'new concept' hotel. |
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| Hotel ME Madrid |
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Also centrally located but less expensive is the Hotel ME Madrid at Plaza de Santa Ana. Formally known as the Grand Hotel Reina Victoria, The Hotel ME Madrid is intended to be more than just an accommodation experience as the new name suggests. It has a spa and penthouse terrace among its attractions. A double room costs about 180 per night, though this increases slightly if you want breakfast. |
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| San Antonio De La Flordia |
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You could not want a better location than the Hotel San Antonio de la Florida which is within walking distance of the Park of Casa de Campo and the River Manzanares, two beautiful open-air areas of Madrid. For only 50 Euros per night you get internet access, complimentary toiletries, a hair dryer, a television and air conditioning among other facilities. |
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| Hostal Puerta del Sol |
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For those who are going to Madrid to experience its thriving gay scene there is a gay hostel, the Hostal Puerta del Sol in the Chueca neighbourhood. Gay clubs, bars and discos are all easily accessible from the hostel as are the major attractions of the Golden Triangle of museums and El Retiro Park. The hostal caters equally to business travellers and holiday makers. |
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| Cats Hostel |
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Another budget place to stay is the impressive Cat's Hostel. The hostel was built in the Calle Canizares in a 17th century palace. With prices for rooms costing less than 20 Euros per night it is no wonder that this is favourite with backpackers and the facilities are secure while remaining clean and modern. Breakfast and internet access are included in the rates. |
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| Hotel Plaza Mayor |
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For somewhere with a real Madrid history there is the Hotel Plaza Mayor whose building has stood at the heart of Madrid for over 200 years. There are 33 main rooms as well as a Palomar suite. The hotel itself opened in 1997. Travellers have given the hotel an 8.2 out of ten based on the last 40 guests who have stayed there. |
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