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Long-term apartment rentals in Madrid
Compare 12 sites for Madrid, Spain: unfurnished and furnished lets of six months or more on the portals locals use.
Renting a flat in Madrid
Madrid is a big, sociable capital with a dense historic core and an excellent Metro. Apartments range from renovated flats in old buildings around the Puerta del Sol to modern blocks in business districts further north.
Areas to look at
- Malasaña: young and lively, independent shops and bars
- Salamanca: upmarket, quieter streets and good shopping
- Lavapiés: multicultural, central and good value
- Chamberí: residential, well connected, local feel
Local rules
Tourist apartments need a licence, and the city has tightened the rules for new tourist flats in the historic centre. Spain also requires a national registration number for short-term rentals.
- Since 1 July 2025 every unit offered for short-term rental on online platforms must carry a number from the national Registro Único de Arrendamientos; listings without it cannot be offered. Regional tourism licences still apply on top. (source, 2025-07)
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Fotocasa
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pisos.com
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Spotahome
Offer from HousingAnywhere · you'll book on their site
HousingAnywhere
Furnished apartments and rooms for a month or more, popular with students, interns and people relocating.
- Tenant Protection is built into every rental, covering you from booking to move-in. source
Booked and paid on HousingAnywhere: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. HousingAnywhere's terms
Offer from Spotahome · you'll book on their site
Spotahome
Mid- and long-term furnished flats you can book online, many with video tours and floor plans.
Booked and paid on Spotahome: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Spotahome's terms
Offer from Booking.com · you'll book on their site
Booking.com
Huge choice of serviced and private apartments, filtered to apartments only. Many rates allow free cancellation.
Booked and paid on Booking.com: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Booking.com's terms
Offer from Agoda · you'll book on their site
Agoda
Strong on Asia and increasingly in Europe, with apartments and homes alongside hotels and frequent member prices.
Booked and paid on Agoda: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Agoda's terms
Offer from Vrbo · you'll book on their site
Vrbo
Whole homes and apartments only, never shared rooms. A good pick for families and groups.
Booked and paid on Vrbo: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Vrbo's terms
Offer from Expedia · you'll book on their site
Expedia
Apartments, aparthotels and hotels in one place, with loyalty rewards if you already book flights there.
Booked and paid on Expedia: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Expedia's terms
Offer from Airbnb · you'll book on their site
Airbnb
Private homes and apartments from individual hosts, with weekly and monthly discounts on many listings.
Booked and paid on Airbnb: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Airbnb's terms
Offer from Flatio · you'll book on their site
Flatio
Furnished flats for stays from a couple of weeks to several months, often with a low or no deposit.
Booked and paid on Flatio: their prices, terms and guest protection apply.
Madrid apartment FAQ
Which websites list apartments in Madrid?
For short stays we compare Booking.com, Agoda, Vrbo, Expedia and Airbnb. For monthly stays: HousingAnywhere, Spotahome and Flatio. Local portals people in Spain use include idealista, Fotocasa, pisos.com and Spotahome.
Can I rent a furnished apartment in Madrid for a month or more?
Yes. HousingAnywhere, Spotahome and Flatio specialise in furnished stays of a month or longer in Madrid.
Are short-term rentals regulated in Madrid?
Tourist apartments need a licence, and the city has tightened the rules for new tourist flats in the historic centre. Spain also requires a national registration number for short-term rentals.
Does flatapartments.com charge a booking fee?
No. Searching is free and you book on the provider's site at the price they show. We may earn a commission from some providers, which doesn't change your price.
More about renting in Spain: Spain rental guide.