Hotels in Spain

The beautiful city of Bilbao is definitely not one to skip when visiting Spain. Nestled in the north of Spain in Basque Country, Bilbao offers amazing insights into modern Spain. The city’s rich, historical and medieval atmosphere, combined with modern skyscrapers is a perfect reflection of Spain’s modern history. Bilbao Metro is the most widely used means of public transport in the city. Bilbao Metro is divided into three zones with different ticket prices. One of the cheap Spanish hotels you can check out while in Bilbao is Hotel Melia Bilbao. Your trip to Spain will not be complete without a stay in Barcelona. Famous for its sandy beaches, incredible art galleries, and wonderful views, Barcelona has something for pretty much everyone. You can find the cheap Spain hotels like Sunotel Central hotel and enjoy your stay in Barcelona. The city offers several public transport options for those who want to get out and about with Barcelona Metro being the most popular form of public transportation in the city.

Spain has always been one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Europe, and justifiably so. If you are the type who loves it indoors, The Reina Sofia Museum that is located in Madrid is definitely a must-visit. Here, you will enjoy a long stretch of galleries, museums, and exhibition halls. And the best part is, admission to this museum is free on Sundays after midday until early evening. Hostal Rivera is another recommended Spanish budget hotel that is located close to the Reina Sofia Museum. Alcazar of Segovia is another popular attraction for outdoor lovers. Located in the city of Segovia, this 12th century Royal Residence was originally built as a fortress before being transformed into a military academy. The entrance fee varies depending on the areas you want to visit. Both attractions tend to be busy between March to May and between September to November.

Whether your idea of a perfect vacation is relaxing in a bar or a restaurant enjoying local cuisines or letting loose with your crew on the dance floor, you will be spoilt for choice by the number of Spanish cities that have something going for the night. Valencia is famous for its party life. One of the places you must visit for memorable nightlife is the L’Umbracle that is located within the City of Arts and Sciences. Here, you will enjoy your cocktail in the tropical garden, and when you get in the mood for dancing, head straight to Mya nightclub that is just a couple of steps away. And if you are an authentic foodie, Valencia has more than enough to satisfy your gastronomy. This is the home of the Paella, a famous rice dish that has its roots in this region. Eurostars Acteon is one of the cheapest hotels in Spain you can stay in while visiting Valencia. When vacationers think of partying in Spain, the city of Ibiza always comes to mind thanks to its rich history of party culture. San Antonio, Ibiza Town and Playa d’en Bossa are some of the most popular party destinations in this city.

With the second-highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world, there is no doubt that Spain is a history and art lovers’ paradise. Sevilla, Spain’s fourth-largest city and the capital of Andalusia, is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the famous Sevilla Cathedral, the spectacular Alcazar Palace, and the General Archives of the Indians. All these attractions allow free entry on Sundays. Situated at the heart of Spain is the charming medieval city of Toledo, these attractions are within walking distance from some of the cheap hotels in Spain like Hotel Palacio Alcazar, making your stay as convenient as possible. Once under the Roman Empire’s control, this city is home to some of the historical buildings and artifacts that have been carefully preserved in the city’s museums for centuries. Popular attractions in this city include the El Alcazar, Cathedral Primada and the Iglesia de Ildefonso. These attractions tend to be quite popular from spring through to autumn, with low traffic during the winter months.

At just R1 776 per night on average, March is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Spain. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in Spain is July.

Out of all the tourist destinations in Spain, our data shows that travellers tend to visit Ibiza more often than any other city.

Visiting and staying overnight in Sitges will cost you a premium compared to the rest of Spain. Expect to pay R2 714 per night, a rate that is about 39% more than the country’s average.

If you’re looking for the best deal when visiting Spain, consider staying in Madrid. According to our data, Madrid is the least expensive city to spend the night in when visiting Spain, with an average nightly rate of R256, 90% below the country’s average.

There are 373 915 operators available for hotels in Spain as of April 2024.

Prices for hotels in Spain are updated daily.