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Low season | March |
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High season | August |
Average price (weeknight) | R1 792 |
When to book a holiday rental in Madrid
Top tips for finding Madrid vacation rental deals
- First-time visitors to Madrid should book a Madrid holiday rental in Centro Madrid. Staying in the heart of the city will make it easier to explore the Spanish capital, from the stately shopping streets to the historical palaces to the excellent restaurants. Plaza Mayor By Monaro is only about 200 metres from Plaza Mayor.
- One of the coolest neighbourhoods in Madrid is Malasana, which was the centre of the La Movida counterculture movement in the mid-1970s. Today, it is packed with vintage boutiques, hip bars, contemporary eateries and many Madrid holiday rentals, such as Malasana Central Suites.
- The Salamanca district is one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in Madrid, best known for luxury properties, upscale dining and exclusive shopping along Calle Serrano. Mit House Salamanca Confort X En Madrid has modern apartments in this area.
- If you’re looking for street art, international cuisine and hip bars, Lavapies is the place to be. One of the most multicultural neighbourhoods in Madrid, you can browse through the wares at El Rastro Flea Market on Sundays.
- North of the city centre, Chamberi is a residential neighbourhood with plenty of green spaces, including the expansive Casa de Campo park. If you’re thinking about staying in Madrid for an extended period, you can find Madrid holiday homes, apartments and top hotels in this area, such as The Pavilions Madrid Hotel.
- Pool, air-conditioned, pet friendly, kitchen/kitchenette, and parking are the most popular holiday rental property amenities in Madrid
- Holiday rentals in Madrid are around 11% cheaper than hotels on average. Search here to compare prices for all accommodation types in Madrid.
- The best holiday rental properties in Madrid are Arenal Suites Puerta del Sol (9,5, 1 627 reviews), Plaza de España Skyline (9,2, 1 972), and Arenal Suites Gran Vía (9,2, 970), based on ratings and reviews from real travellers.
- Villaverde is the neighbourhood in Madrid with the most affordable holiday rental properties (34 properties with an average price of R2 027 per night). Habitación Familiar, Villaverde Rooms, privada baño compartido and CriteriaHome! nice&easy are the most popular rental properties in Villaverde.
- If you’re looking for a cheap holiday rental in Madrid, you should consider visiting during the low season. The cheapest holiday homes in Madrid can be found in August and October.
- The cheapest night for renting a holiday home in Madrid is Monday. In contrast, the most expensive is Sunday.
- Book your Madrid holiday rental more than 90 days before your stay begins to get the best price.
- Holiday rentals are a popular choice for both long and short-term stays. KAYAK users usually book their holiday rental in Madrid for 2 days.
FAQs when booking a holiday home in Madrid
How much is a holiday rental for a week in Madrid?
The average price for a weekly Madrid holiday rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is R34 564.
How much is a holiday rental for a month in Madrid?
The average price for a monthly Madrid holiday rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is R148 130.
What types of holiday rentals are available in Madrid?
There are loads of different property types that you can make your holiday home in Madrid. You’ll find apartments and homestays.
What are some of the most-loved holiday rentals available in Madrid?
If you’re looking for something special, the holiday rental most loved by KAYAK users is Pierre & Vacances Apartamentos Edificio Eurobuilding 2.
Are there any pet-friendly holiday rentals in Madrid?
There are a number of dog and pet-friendly Madrid holiday rentals, with around 9% allowing you to bring your pet along with you.
How much is a holiday rental in Madrid?
KAYAK users have found holiday rentals in Madrid for as cheap as R2 416 in the last 3 days. The average price is R4 938.
How much is a holiday rental in Madrid for tonight?
In the last 72 hours, users have found Madrid holiday rentals for tonight for as low as R2 152. Search here for similar prices
Which are the most popular neighbourhoods to stay in Madrid?
Holiday rentals in Salamanca, Chamberí and Tetuán have the most searches on KAYAK. For more information about Madrid's different neighbourhoods, check out our Madrid's City Guide.
How can I find holiday rentals near me in Madrid?
Take a look at our holiday rentals map to find the best holiday rental homes near you.
Where should I stay if I want to visit Madrid’s museums?
Barrio de Las Letras is a great base if you want to spend your days exploring Madrid’s world-class museums, such as Prado Museum, Reina Sofia Museum and Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. Atocha Museos offers contemporary accommodation only a short stroll from the Golden Triangle of Art. The literary quarter is also packed with tapas bars, restaurants and cafes, particularly around Plaza de Santa Ana.
Which neighbourhoods in Madrid are known to be LGBTQ+ friendly?
Located east of Malasana, Chueca has been the centre of queer life in Madrid since the late 1980s. Home to plenty of bars and clubs, the historic neighbourhood is also popular with foodies due to the wealth of places to dine, from tapas bars to upscale restaurants. Try to book early if you are visiting Madrid during the annual Pride festival and parade in July, as hotels are generally booked out months in advance. Visitors will find many self-catering Madrid holiday homes in this area, such as the Figueroa Design apartments.
What are the benefits of a self-catering holiday home in Madrid?
Booking a Madrid holiday rental with self-catering facilities allows you to save money while you’re in Madrid by preparing your own meals. This is a great option if you have dietary restrictions or are travelling with young children. Self-catering holiday homes are also usually more spacious and offer practical facilities such as washing machines. MiniEstudios Plaza de Espana boasts a great central location and a fully equipped kitchen.
Where should I stay if I’m planning a family holiday to Madrid?
East of the centre, Paseo del Prado is a quiet, picturesque neighbourhood that is ideal for families. A great base for exploring the city, it has good public transport connections to the rest of the city. The nearby El Retiro Park is a great place for children to spend time outdoors. Apartamentos Madrid Alfonso XII 22 in Paseo del Prado is within walking distance of shops, museums, the botanical gardens and kid-friendly restaurants.