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Guide · Students

Student accommodation in Madrid

Where to live while you study in Madrid: the main campuses, how to get there from each neighbourhood and which area suits you. With apartments by the month, a seasonal agreement and everything included to settle in.

By the Only Charming team · Updated 18 October 2026

Apartments near universitiesBy campus

6campuses and how to get there from our neighbourhoods
30nights: from here, the monthly rate applies
1–6bedrooms: alone or sharing with classmates
24 hphone support during your whole stay

Campus by campus

Where to live depending on your university

Universidad Complutense y PolitécnicaCiudad Universitaria. Ciudad Universitaria and Metropolitano metro (line 6) and Moncloa (lines 3 and 6).

Argüelles, Moncloa and Plaza de EspañaChamberíChueca and Malasaña

Universidad Autónoma (UAM)Cantoblanco. Cercanías C-4 train to Cantoblanco Universidad, from Sol, Atocha or Nuevos Ministerios.

Tetuán and the CastellanaSol and the CentreChamberí

Universidad Carlos IIIGetafe y Leganés. Cercanías C-4 (Getafe) and C-5 (Leganés) trains from Atocha and Sol.

Arganzuela and Madrid RíoSol and the CentreLavapiés

Universidad Pontificia ComillasAlberto Aguilera. Walking distance from Argüelles and Chamberí; Argüelles (3, 4 and 6) and San Bernardo (2 and 4) metro.

Argüelles, Moncloa and Plaza de EspañaChamberíChueca and Malasaña

IE UniversityMaría de Molina. Gregorio Marañón (7 and 10) and Avenida de América (4, 6, 7 and 9) metro.

Salamanca districtChamartín and Avenida de AméricaChamberí

Universidad CEU San PabloMoncloa. Moncloa (3 and 6) and Islas Filipinas (7) metro.

Argüelles, Moncloa and Plaza de EspañaChamberíSol and the Centre

Student studying in an apartment in Madrid

Our advice

Close to class or close to life?

Living next to the campus saves time every day; living in the centre gives you the city. Our suggestion: choose a neighbourhood with a direct metro or train line to your faculty, and you will have both.

Compare the neighbourhoods

Tips

Before you book

  1. Book by the monthFrom 30 nights the monthly rate applies, with bed linen, towels and fibre wifi included.
  2. Seasonal agreementWe sign it with your studies as the reason: have your enrolment or admission letter ready.
  3. Share with classmatesApartments with two or more bedrooms: everyone has their own room and the cost is shared.
  4. Arrive whenever you landSelf check-in with a code: no need to wait for anyone to hand over keys.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Anything else? Call us, 24 hours a day: +34 910 420 200

Which neighbourhood is best for students in Madrid?

For Ciudad Universitaria, Comillas or CEU: Argüelles, Moncloa and Chamberí, walking or a few metro stops away. For student life and nightlife: Malasaña, Chueca and Lavapiés. On a tight budget: Lavapiés, Arganzuela or Usera.

Can I rent for a whole term or academic year?

Yes. From 30 nights the monthly rate applies, and you can stay as long as you need. We sign a seasonal rental agreement stating the reason for the stay (your studies).

What documents do you need?

Your ID or passport and, for stays by the month, proof of your studies such as your enrolment or admission letter, which is stated as the reason in the seasonal agreement.

Are bills included?

Bed linen, towels, fibre wifi and the kitchen equipment are included. The rest of the conditions are shown before you book.

Can I share an apartment with other students?

Yes. Our apartments with two or more bedrooms are ideal for sharing, and each person can have their own room.

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