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Hotels under $50 in Madrid

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Can you find hotels under $50 in Madrid?

A $50 nightly budget sits at the lower end of hotel prices in Madrid. The lowest price in this sample is $43, while the median is $298, so many stays may cost more than your target. If your dates are flexible, December has the lowest median hotel price over the next 12 months. Search with your dates to see which stays fit.

Hotel price overview for Madrid

Hotel price sample 10–11 Oct 2026

  • Lowest price $43
  • Your budget $50
  • Median $298
  • Average $353

Prices are ordered from lowest to highest; spacing is not to scale.

A $50 budget is above the lowest price we found ($43), but below the median ($298).

When are hotel prices lowest in Madrid?

Median nightly price by month

December 2026 has the lowest median price at $155 per night.

$226 $138 $50 Your budget: $50 Oct Nov Dec Jan '27 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep

Median price Your budget: $50

Good to know about hotel prices in Madrid

  • Cheapest month December 2026 Median $155/night
  • Peak month September 2027 Median $226/night
  • Cheapest weekday Monday Median $171/night
  • Weekend prices +29% vs weekdays

September 2027 is about 46% more expensive than December 2026.

Lowest hotel prices by star rating in Madrid

In our recent search data, the lowest nightly price was $54 for 3-star hotels, $110 for 4-star hotels and $141 for 5-star hotels.

  • $54/night
  • $110/night
  • $141/night

* Prices are based on recent searches and may differ from current booking prices. Actual prices and availability vary by dates, guests, room type and provider.

Need a higher budget? Explore hotels under $100 in Madrid.

Hotels under $50 in Madrid FAQ

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December 2026 has the lowest median nightly price in our next 12 months for Madrid at $155. That is still above the $50 target, so the budget remains restrictive even in the lowest priced month. Flexible dates can still help because individual hotel prices may fall below the broader monthly level.
Yes, it is a useful area to include when a $50 limit makes the most touristy streets difficult. Lavapiés sits within central Madrid and is served by nearby Metro stations including Lavapiés, Antón Martín and Tirso de Molina, with Atocha also close to part of the district. Do not treat it as a guaranteed cheap area. Compare the actual hotel price with the location and journey time for your dates.
Monday has the lowest median nightly price in our current weekday data at $171. That is still above the $50 target, so changing the weekday alone may not be enough. It is still worth checking nearby dates because individual offers can sit below the broader weekday median.
The lowest 3 star price in our recent Madrid data was $54 per night, above the $50 target. That makes a 3 star stay difficult at this budget in the current sample. Different dates may produce a different result, so compare the category rather than ruling it out solely from one price range.
No. Sol and Gran Vía put you in the heart of Madrid's busiest tourist area, but the Metro makes a wider hotel search practical. Madrid has more than 300 Metro stations, so areas outside that immediate core can still work well for sightseeing. With a $50 limit, compare the travel time from the hotel as well as the room price instead of searching only around Sol.