Rent a car in Madrid and take a trip through the Spanish capital that mixes past and present, creating a unique city that has so much to offer and is always ready for a party.

Fire up your engine and visit one of the various art galleries or museums to uncover more of Madrid’s history, traditions and culture. Take in one of the vibrant Flamenco shows when in Madrid, most also offer a tapas meal to accompany a fantastic night out. If you want to take your rental car out for a long drive, head to Valencia or Valladolid and see more of what Spain has to offer.

Book your car from one of the locations that Hertz has in Madrid, including at the airport, and collect your car when it is convenient for you. Speak to our customer service team to arrange to drop the car off at another location to keep your trip on schedule.

At Hertz, there is a range of vehicles ready for you to pick from. So, whether you want a sporty cabriolet to drive down the coast or a family SUV that you can get all the equipment in, we’ll have what you need ready and waiting.

Get ready for your Spanish adventure by booking a Madrid car rental with Hertz.

Madrid Locations

A Quick Guide to Madrid

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Flamenco Show Torres Bermejas

C. de Mesonero Romanos, 11, 28013 Madrid

Your trip to Madrid is not complete without a journey to this fantastic show of Flamenco dancing. Watch a different show and choose from a range of dance types and schedules to suit your style. The menu is also not to be downplayed with some delicious tapas on offer and a children’s menu that they’ll be sure to enjoy. Book a table for a special occasion or to see what everyone is raving about.

Prado National Museum

C. de Ruiz de Alarcon, 23, 28014 Madrid

A sight to behold, this stunning building stands proudly in the center of Madrid. It houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of Spanish artworks as well as various other European artists both past and present. A wonderful gallery that you’ll want to revisit as there is so much to see. Even those who aren’t art lovers will appreciate this pearl of the art world.

Royal Palace of Madrid

C. de Bailen, s/n, 28071 Madrid

The Spanish royal family have lived here for hundreds of years, and although this is now only used for state ceremonies, it is clearly a huge part of Madrid life. It is the largest palace in Europe that is still functioning and is used to house many different artefacts from the royal family’s history. Head down on a Wednesday or Saturday to see the weekly Changing of the Guard

Dear Hotel Madrid

Calle Gran Via 80 Next Plaza de Espana 28013 Madrid

A boutique hotel with a difference, the décor is clean, light and bright and the views of the city are impressive no matter where you are in the hotel. Take a dip in the rooftop pool or head to the terrace and restaurant to take in the sights whilst enjoying a delicious meal.

Only You Boutique Hotel Madrid

Calle Barquillo, 21, 28004 Madrid

A hotel with a twist, everything here is made with you in mind. Indulge in a spa session to unwind after a busy day with clients or relax on the terrace with a coffee from the on-site coffee shop. The hotel is set in a former palace and designed with this past opulence in mind. It is an homage to various Spanish styles from history.

Hard Rock Hotel Madrid

Ronda Atocha 17, 28012 Madrid

Located in the heart of Madrid, there are plenty of destinations to drive to in your car rental – but if you want a day off from sightseeing or business clients then see if you can borrow one of the many guitars or ukuleles that the Hard Rock Hotel offers. The rooms are all decorated in a music-inspired way, and there is a pool, terrace dining and plenty of places to sit, relax and enjoy Madrid.

Los Montes de Galicia

Calle Azcona 46, 28028 Madrid

An experience like no other, this is a restaurant that has locals and tourists flocking to it at all times of the week. With the option of a tasting or regular menu, it’s one place not to miss out on. Book a table to ensure you can get a space and enjoy the attentive wait staff who know the menu inside Some truly delicious food awaits.

La Posada del Nuncio

C. del Nuncio, 4, 28005 Madrid

Driving your car rental through the warren of streets of La Latina, you may stumble across a place that stands out from the more traditional tavernas and restaurants. Stepping inside, La Posada del Nuncio is a welcome sight for all discerning foodies. With a style that is tasteful and bohemian, the flavors on offer come together to create rich meals that will leave you wanting more.

Roostiq

C. de Augusto Figueroa, 47, 28004 Madrid

Fancy a bit of barbecue on your tour of Madrid? Then look no further than Roostiq – a friendly barbecue restaurant, with wood-fired pizzas and authentic smoky Mediterranean dishes made from local ingredients produced on their own farm.

Driving In and Around Madrid

  • Garca 2006 S.L Parking Publico y Garaje (28014) is close to Palacio de Cristal, Museo La Nomudejar and the National Museum of Anthropology.
  • Parking Plaza Mayor (28013) has 694 spaces, close to Palacio Real de Madrid, Retiro Park and Plaza de Espana.
  • Parking VOT Madrid Central (28005) is close to Cornice Park, Toledo Lake and the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid.
  • M-50 is the outer ring road in Madrid. It connects multiple municipalities and cities in the Metro area including Fuenlabrada and Getafe in the south and Laz Rozas and Boadilla del Monte in the west.
  • A-2 is a fast highway connecting Madrid, Zaragoza and Barcelona, ending at the French border.
  • A-42 connects Madrid and Toledo, it is 48 miles long and a busy road despite it being superseded by the A-41.

How to Get From Madrid Airport to Bernabéu Stadium

It takes 16 minutes to drive the 8.3 miles from Madrid Airport to the Bernabéu Stadium.

  1. From the airport, get onto the M-14 in your rental car and follow the signs for M-14/Centro Ciudad/Madrid/Avda. América/A-2/M-40/A-3/A-4/A-5 which merges onto M-14.
  2. Take exit 1 and merge onto E-90/A-2 towards Madrid. Follow this road for 4.7 miles and continue onto Avenida de America.
  3. Turn right onto C/de Francisco Silvela and continue on C/de Joaquin Costa, keep left to stay on this road before bearing right slightly staying on this road before turning right onto P˚ de la Castellana.
  4. Finally turn right onto Pl. de Lima and parking for the stadium will be up ahead.

 

How to Get From Madrid Airport to Valencia City Center

Madrid Airport is a 3 hour 27-minute drive from Valencia City Center. Leave the airport in your rental car and follow signs for M-14/Centro Ciudad/Madrid/Avda. América/A-2/M-40/A-3/A-4/A-5 which merges onto M-14. Keep left on the M-14 to stay on it. Use the left two lanes to merge onto M-40 towards A-3/R-4/A-4/A-42/R-5.

Take exit 13 to merge onto R-3 towards Valencia. This is a toll road – you can pay by card at most toll roads. Stay on this for 19.1 miles before merging onto the A-3 for 88.6 miles and then keep left to stay on the A-3 for 108 miles.

Keep left to continue onto Av. del Cid and then Carrer de Sant Josep de Calassanç and Plaça del Bisbe Anigo. This will turn into the Carrer de Sant Francesc de Borja, then C. Pinto Benedito and Plaça d’Espanya. Continue to C. de Sant Vicent Martir, take a right turn onto Carrer del Periodista Azzati before continuing onto Plaça de l’Ajuntament.