You don’t always pay more for a central location indeed, the newer three- and four-star properties tend to be located more on the outskirts.
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That said, as a general rule, if you haven’t booked, all you have to do is head for the cathedral or main square of any town, which is invariably surrounded by an old quarter full of pensiones and hotels. Local festivals and annual events also tend to fill all available accommodation weeks in advance. However, the trend is bucked by Madrid and Barcelona, in particular, and some fashionable coastal and resort areas, where rooms are often appreciably more expensive in all categories.Īdvance reservations are essential in major cities and resort areas at peak holiday, festival or convention times. As a rule, you can expect to pay from €100 for something with a bit of boutique styling, and from €150–200 for five-star hotels, historic paradores and luxury beachfront resorts.
In almost any town, you’ll be able to get a no-frills double room in a pensión or small hotel for around €50, sometimes even less, especially out in the sticks. Compared with other European countries, accommodation in Spain is still pretty good value.
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