Spain / Hotels
Hotels in Spain
Which areas of Spain suit which kind of trip, what to check before you book there — and a partner link that checks the live price for your dates.
Check Radisson stays in Spain
We list no properties and no prices for Spain — hotel line-ups change and rates move daily. This button goes to Radisson's own site, where every property and the live price for your dates are shown before you pay. When the hotel feed connects to this site, live property listings will appear in this same panel.
Where to stay
The areas of Spain, honestly described
General guidance on the districts travellers choose between — follow the partner link above to see which specific hotels are on sale for your dates.
Madrid: centre and Salamanca
Staying around Gran Via, Sol and the museum triangle puts the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen collections within walking distance. Salamanca is quieter and smarter, a short metro ride out.
Barcelona: Eixample and the old town
Eixample's grid holds most of the Gaudi sights and the widest choice of hotels. The Gothic Quarter is atmospheric but can be lively at night, and the beach districts suit trips mixing city and sea.
Andalusia's old towns
Seville, Granada and Cordoba are best slept in, not day-tripped: evenings in the old towns are half the experience, and each deserves at least a night or two.
The islands
The Balearics and the Canaries run on resort logic — beachfront properties and apartment hotels — and are usually booked as the whole trip rather than a stop on a mainland route.
Before you book
What to look for when booking in Spain
- Inland summers are hot enough that air conditioning is a requirement, not a luxury, in Madrid and Andalusia.
- Spain eats late and stays out late; light sleepers should ask for a room away from the street, especially in old-town properties.
- Island and coastal hotels are strongly seasonal, and some open only for the summer season.
- City breaks and beach stays price very differently in the same week — decide which trip you are taking before comparing hotels.
Complete the trip
Days out, and the rest of the plan
Official partner links
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