Book cheap hotels in Spain
Spain is a great holiday destination with many luxury resorts and hotels. The country has a lot to offer: many hours of sunshine, a clear blue sea, pearly white beaches, good food and a beautiful culture. In addition, Spain also has several archipelagos where you can enjoy the sun all year round. On this page you will find the most popular destinations in Spain. We also show the top 3 hotels per destination. Would you like to book a holiday to Spain? You can enjoy a wonderful holiday destination here. The country is very popular: a beautiful nature, delicious local specialties, architectural landmarks and a wonderful culture. There are numerous hotels to book. There are plenty of budget hotels from €70,00 per accommodation. Would you like to enjoy a more exclusive hotel room? A hotel room will cost you about €134,00 per room. You can enjoy a sun holiday here. It is also popular in winter. Book your own hotel room in Spain at the lowest rate. View the featured providers below and book rooms at the best price.
| Country | Spain |
| Capital city | Madrid |
| Average hotel room price | €112,00 |
| Official language | Spanish |
| Payment method | Euro (EUR) |
| Best travel time | April to June, September & October |
| Population | 47.558.630 |
| Land area | 504782 km2 |
| Time zone | UTC±00:00 (WET) |
| Flag carrier | Iberia |
| Large Airport | Madrid Airport (IATA:MAD) |
| Government information | www.administracion.gob.es |
Information before you leave
Are you planning your trip to Spain? Make sure you are well prepared. The country’s capital is Madrid. People pay here with Euro (EUR). The Spanish time zone is UTC±00:00 (WET). People speak here in: Spanish. They have about 47.558.630 citizens in the country. The total land area of the country is 504782 km2. Information about power and electricity: the mains voltage is 230 V, 50 Hz and the socket type is C / F. The international calling code is +34.
Compare best hotels in Spain (November 2024)
Booking.comThe best regions for your hotel stay in Spain
Spain has special areas where you can spend time during your holiday. Below you will find a summary of beautiful regions. You will find more information and view the available hotel offer. Advice: also ask about hotel accommodations in Switzerland and New Zealand.
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Explanation about public transportation in Spain
Spain has an excellent public transport system. A good domestic airport is Madrid Airport. This is a very nice airport. The national airline company is Iberia. They offer good conditions. Also research the last-minute deal options. Via www.administracion.gob.es you can read extra details regarding: city tax (tourism), insurances and visas & passports.
Regular hotel rates
Spanish hotel prices vary widely (based on regio & type of accommodation). We offer a price estimate in the next scheme.
| Hotel class | Prices |
|---|---|
| Basic hotel | €70,00 |
| Normal room | €112,00 |
| Luxurious accommodation | €134,00 |
| Weekend vacation | €336,00 |
| Eating (per person) | €34,00 |
Climate & Weather Forecasts November 2024
Spain is a beautiful country. We define the climate as a Hot-summer Mediterranean climate. The annual temperature is approximately 13,9 degrees Celsius °C. In winter the temperatures drop a bit. It is then (on average) about 4,2 degrees centigrade. It is warmer in the summer period. Assume 24,6 degrees Celsius. In the widget below you will find the weather forecast for the next 7 days.
Barcelona
Vibrant, daring and chic, lapped by the Mediterranean, a favourite of everyone from art loving connoisseurs to business execs with a weakness for the Mediterranean sun, Barcelona is Spain’s most exciting and cosmopolitan city. Located on the Mediterranean coast between the golden beaches of Costa Daurada to the south and the cliff and coves of Costa Brava to the north, Barcelona is a place you have to be to experience a city in motion that is constantly reinventing itself. Start your day with a cafeamb llet (coffee with milk) juice and then stroll to the city’s most dramatic symbol, the cathedral of La Sagrada Familia. Experience Antoni Gaudi’s masterpieces at Perc Guell, explore the cicity’s heart in the narrow streets of its old Barri Gotic and then arrive early at Cafe de l’Academia for an excellent multicourse lunch. There are in numerous amazing places to explore in Barcelona. How about taking a trip to Spain today to go on an adventure that is Barcelona.
Top hotels in Barcelona
- Seventy Barcelona
- Hotel 1898
- H10 Madison
Madrid
Being the capital city, Madrid is the political, economic and cultural center of Spain. Both traditional and modern, Madrid offers a balance of the the myriad colors of Spain. Its major tourist attractions include the Royal Palace, Buen Retiro Park, Plaza Mayor Square, Alcala Gate, and Puerta del Sol, to name but a few. The overwhelming Royal Palace is considered to be one of the biggest in the whole of Europe, holding spectacular pieces of art, frescoes, elegant silverware, and tapestries in its interiors. The central Plaza Mayor pays homage to Spain’s diverse culture, having staged bullfights, markets, symphonies, tournaments and executions in the past. Puerta del Sol with its centrally located Statue of King Charles III on horseback, is a favourite meeting spot of the locals who come together to celebrate festivals and take part in street performances. Madrid is a must visit if you want to savor a little bit of all that Spain has to offer.
Top hotels in Madrid
- Hotel Sardinero Madrid
- H10 Villa de la Reina Boutique Hotel
- Hotel Catalonia Puerta Del Sol
Picos de Europa
Once upon a time, in the pre-modern era, this extensive mountainous range was the first sight of Europe for ships arriving from America. Located 20km inland from the northern coast of Spain, Picos de Europa is famous for its breath-taking views of Northern Spain. You can access its well constructed roads by foot, bike or car. It makes for a great trekking trail – you can enjoy nature’s splendour while partaking in local snacks that dot its roads. The area is known for its unique blue cheeses which is traditionally matured in caves. An abode to Spain’s wildlife and avifauna, you can also indulge in bear-watching and bird-watching in the scenic valleys that repose on the way. It also houses some of the world’s deepest caves in its recesses, including Torca del Cerro (−1589 m), Sima de la Cornisa (−1507 m), Torca los Rebecos (−1255 m) and Pozo del Madejuno (−1252 m).
Top hotels near Picos de Europa
- Hotel Picos de Europa
- Hotel Rebeco Picos de Europa
- Hotel Rural Picos de Europa
Seville
Supposedly founded by the great hero Hercules, this historical city pays homage to the extensive history of Spain. Seville exudes a unique mix of Roman and Moorish influences through its culture and architecture. This magnificent city will captivate your attention through its cathedrals, welcoming gardens, formidable castles and towers. Some of its prominent sights include the royal palace, Alcázarthe which was originally a Moorish Fort and is one of the oldest palaces in Europe; the Plaza de España a Renaissance Revival style architecture built in 1928, located in the Parque de María Luisa; and the proud Giralda, a former minaret which has now been converted into a bell tower, adorning the Cathedral of Seville. Seville will offer you one of the most unforgettable experience on your trip to Spain.
Top hotels in Sevilla
- Silken Al-Andalus Palace
- Hotel Fernando III Sevilla
- El Rey Moro Hotel Boutique
Palma de Mallorca
Located on the island of Mallorca, a Balearic Island off the Spanish East Coast, Palma de Mallorca was an important trade center in the past. Even now, it holds a prominent commercial position in Mallorca, but it’s ancient Roman style architecture, remnants of Arab conquests, multi-layered history and vibrant culture makes it a major tourist attraction. You can savor its Moorish past through the ruins of Banys Arabs (Arab Baths), on the quiet streets of Ca’n Serra; explore the Gothic Catherdral of Santa Maria, which superseded an Arab mosque sometime in the course of history; and visit the informative museums of Palma. Or quite simply take a walk on the beach or go cycling on the Can Pere Antoni Beach, and enjoy the mesmiring view that the coast of Palma offers. At night, you can unwind in the discos, cafes, pubs and bars that dot the Paseo Maritime.
Top hotels in Palma de Mallorca
- BQ Aguamarina Boutique Hotel
- Barceló Illetas Albatros – Adults Only
- Meliá Palma Marina
Granada
A trip to Spain is incomplete without having experienced the larger-than-life atmosphere of Granada. Located at the foot of the majestic Sierra Nevada in the region of Andalusia, this enticing city will bewitch you with its old-world charms. Holding a wealth of Spanish-Muslim art in its deepest recesses, Granada has a lot to offer to the adventurous traveler. Some of its popular sights include the Alhambra, the Cathedral of Granada, the Royal Chapel, the neighborhood of Sacromonte, and the jagged terrain of Sierra Nevada. A former fortress, the Alhambra, a much sought after tourist destination, is now a converted palace which infuses both Christian and Islamic influences. At the Royal Chapel, you can enjoy the vast treasury of art, liturgical objects and relics. The Cathedral of Granada, built in the 16th century pays homage to the history Spanish Renaissance. The neighborhood of Sacromonte offers picturesque retreat with its catacombs and flamenco performances. And then of course there is Sierra Nevada welcoming you with its world-class ski-resorts.
Top hotels in Granada
- Meliá Granada
- Casa Del Capitel NazaríÁurea Catedral
Consuegra
‘Forty hulking giants’ is how Cervantes describes the charming windmills of Consuegra in his novel Don Quixote. Adorned with old-world windmills and a castle, the rural landscape of Consuegra is an absolute delight to charter. Now named after Don Quixote’s characters, the windmills are a welcoming lot. You can go up to them and say a surreal ‘hello’ or just sit there and enjoy the view. Unlike other major cities of Spain, Consuegra is more quiet, peaceful and thought-inducing owing to its predominantly agricultural economy. Your holiday in Spain will be more wholesome for having experienced this other side of Spain – for all you know, its dream like atmosphere just might drug you to see ‘arms well nigh two leagues in length’ sticking out of the innocently giant windmills.
Top hotels in Consuegra
- Hotel Rural La Vida de Antes
- El Patio de los Jazmines
- Complejo Retiro De La Mancha
Santiago de Compostela
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santiago de Compostela is one of the most important cities in Galicia in northwestern Spain. Known for the Cathedral of St. James, this city is the seat of spirituality in the whole of Spain. This legendary seat is a major pilgrimage destination. It is believed that the patron saint of Spain, St. James was buried in this city. Lot of miracles are supposed to surround this historic monument. Apart from this, you can roam around the quiet streets of the city, and enjoy the surrounding landscape. A lot of friendly cafes and natural beauty dot the way of St. James where people, locals and tourists alike, meet and become friends for life.
Top hotels in Santiago de Compostela
- Convento de San Francisco do Val de Deus
- Hospital de los Reyes Católicos
- Hotel NH Collection Santiago de Compostela
Benidorm
Benidorm is one of the landmark cities of Spain. A city known for its amalgamation of beaches, skyscrapers and quaint little villages, this place is for the young and the spirited. It is known for its night life with its many bars, clubs and pubs. It is also known to host music festivals, cycling tours and prides itself on its four family-oriented theme parks: Terra Mítica and Terra Natura, located within the city premises, at the foot of the mountain; the other two – Aqualandia and Mundomar are located on the outskirts of the city. Benidorm has a great community life. You can also whisk off to the nearby Benidorm Island if you get too bored of the city life here. Best known for its peacock population, the place is home to the wildlife of Spain.
Top hotels in Benidorm
- Hotel Cimbel
- Hotel Marina Benidorm
- Grand Luxor Hotel
Valencia
The third largest metropolitan city of Spain, Valencia is immensely popular among tourists. Founded by Romans and briefly ruled by Muslims, this city exudes an unusual charm. Add to it the status of a global city and you dont need to look elsewhere for the reason of its immense popularity. Some of its prominent sights include the Gothic Cathedral of Valencia, the contemporary City of Arts and Sciences, various museums and churches, gardens, the City Hall, and much more. Most of its prominent buildings are situated around the Turia gardens, which also includes a children’s playground, a fountain, and sports fields. Other gardens include Montforte Gardens, Botanical Gardens and the Royal Gardens. The City of Arts and Sciences built by the renowned Santiago Calatrava, is a major entertainment-cum-cultural complex of Spain and holds an opera house/performing arts centre, a science museum, an IMAX cinema/planetarium, an oceanographic park and restaurants.
Top hotels in Valencia
- Hotel One Shot Palacio Reina Victoria 04
- Hotel Balneari Les Arenes
- SH Valencia Palace