Hotels in Madrid - The capital city of Spain, Madrid has seen vast growth in tourism industry in the past decades thanks to its numerous infrastructure and social welfare developments, making Madrid the largest city in Spain. With rows of attractions and places to visit, Madrid is nothing short of hotels, you can easily find a hotel Madrid almost anywhere, even in Madrid suburban districts. Madrid has an extensive public transportation system that inter-town travelling very easy, so don't worry if you only managed to get a hotel in Madrid Spain a bit further away from your favourite tourist attraction site.

If you're on a tight budget while at here, you may want to consider staying in one of the cheap Madrid hotels in Las Rozas. Las Rozas is a residential district with one of the highest average income per capita in Madrid, and being a residential district, there are plenty of social friendly amenities and eateries are abundant. Most of the budget Madrid hotels prefer Las Rozas since the area is filed with average people and travellers. But if you're planning to come to Madrid during Las Rozas festive seasons, then you are advised to book early as these Madrid budget hotels are among the first to get fully booked.

Madrid luxury hotels prefer locations near to Prado, especially near to the Spanish national art museum, the Museo del Prado. The museum houses one of world's finest collections of European art from 12th to 19th century and of course undoubtedly the best single Spanish art collection. Being close the most visited museum in the world, luxury hotels offers an elegant ambience for their guests, with full facilities and amenities that are on par with similar properties in other major cities. Additional premium amenities include private swimming pools, gourmet restaurants and spa.

One of the must visit Madrid attraction is the Palacio Real or the Royal Palace in Old Madrid, the biggest of its kind in Europe with scorching plains of concrete around it and the Real Armorial or the Royal Armory within it, displaying a two storey collection of medieval weapons and armours. Although its still the official residence for the King and Queen of Spain but the royal family use the palace only for state ceremonies. The Royal Palace is considered to be one of the most emblematic and beautiful buildings in Madrid, not only for its location but also for its architecture and the artistic treasures to be found in its rooms. There are plenty of luxury hotels too located just within walking distance from the palace.

Madrid - Madrid is the capital of Spain, and the largest city with population of about 3.3 million inhabitants. The entire population of Madrid's metropolitan area roughly about 6.3 million people, making Madrid the third largest city in European Union, after London and Berlin. A city with numerous awards and recognition, Madrid is considered as one of the major financial European Union cities, taking into consideration its contribution in politics, education, entertainment, environment, media, fashion, science, and arts. Madrid is also the most touristic city of Spain and the fourth-most touristic in the continent. Apart from that, Madrid is rated tenth most liveable cities in the world by Monocle magazine for its 2010 index.

With so many recognitions and rankings, its no surprise that Madrid is visited by thousands of tourists annually, especially that Madrid actually preserved its historic structures and buildings in such immaculate manner. Some of the places you must visit here in Madrid including the Royal Palace of Madrid, the Teatro Real or Royal theatre, and the Buen Retiro Park founded in 1631. Madrid is also filled with medieval churches and cobbled pathways which will surely to mesmerize each visitors and locals alike. The best way to explore Madrid is by you taking a long walk in the city and its old city, while having a lookout for picturesque and historic structures along the way.