Hotels in Spain

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.

The least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Spain is February. On average, it only costs $73 per night in the month of February. Conversely, the most expensive month to visit Spain is May.

Spain is full of enlightening and adventurous cities, but the most popular tourist destination is Barcelona.

As a popular tourist destination in Spain, it is no surprise that Barcelona has the most expensive hotel rooms at $120 per night - 34% more than than the country's average hotel room price.

At just $17 per night, Madrid has hotel room rates that are 83% less than other cities in Spain.