Madrid Hostels

Madrid Hostels

While booking your stay at a Madrid hostel, don’t plan every day of your visit. Madrid does have amazing attractions, including the Museum Triangle: Reina Sofia National Art Centre, Thyssen-Bornemisza and the famous Prada Museum, one of the most extensive art collections in the world. Other attractions include the elegant Royal Palace, colourful shows at Tablao Flamenco, Goya’s Tomb at San Antonio de la Florida church, Plaza Mayor and Puerto del Sol, the city’s best-known plazas, and Madrid’s celebrated green spaces, including the Royal Botanic Garden and the Parque del Buen Retiro.

The best of Madrid, however, is its mundanities. Take time just to stroll. Check out the architecture, ranging from a 12th century church on Calle de San Nicolas to the modern Puerta de Europa at Plaza de Castilla. Watch colourful, free-spirited Spaniards go by from one of Madrid’s many patios. Listen to street performers and soapbox orators. Ask locals about favourite restaurants – many have unique and sumptuous signature dishes.

Madrid is a city of living culture, and whether you’re in for all night fiestas or extended siestas there’s no better way to experience it than by staying at a hostel in Madrid.

Cat´s Hostel Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Cat’s Hostel Madrid is among the newest hostels in Madrid, a renovated 18th century palace in an area with a great nightlife, near Madrid’s central plazas. Cat’s Hostel Madrid has a cave bar where beer is cheap, the company is great and you can fiesta until dawn. They even have regular ‘surprise parties’ with local guest bands and DJs. If you want quiet, Cat’s Hostel Madrid also has a skylit Moroccan-style indoor patio where you can relax, chat and make plans with fellow travellers. Internet, WIFI, linen and breakfast are free, reception is 24 hours, laundry is available and the hostel supplies lockers and safety deposit. Take advantage of their pub-crawl and free walking tour. Reviewers highly recommend Cat’s Hostel Madrid as a beautiful place with a great atmosphere.

Mad Hostel, Madrid, Spain

Mad Hostel is another new hostel in Madrid. Centrally located near Madrid’s key museums, plazas and nightlife, the building itself is Corrala, a traditional building style in Madrid. On offer at Mad Hostel are free Internet, WIFI, breakfast and linen, around the clock reception, lockers, security and a guest kitchen. It’s easy to meet people at this popular Madrid hostel, as there’s a colourful lounge area, bar, and rooftop patio with a pool table and a gym. This hostel also offers a pub-crawl and free walking tour. Guests at Mad Hostel rave about the cleanliness and especially about its awesome staff. As one reviewer put it, Mad Hostel Madrid is ‘a really beautiful hostel’.

Colors Host, Madrid, Spain

Looking for a quiet, upscale experience at hostel prices? Check out Colors Host, the most luxurious Madrid hostel. Each room has en suite facilities, climate control, TV, Internet, lockers and colourful but tasteful decor. The hostel is open 24 hours, free fruit is on hand, good breakfast is available for a low price, and its central location near Madrid’s attractions make Colors Host an ideal hostel in Madrid. Guests love Colors Host’s cleaniness, tranquility and friendly staff. One recent reviewer gave this Madrid hostel an A+++!

International Youth Hostel La Posada De Huertas, Madrid, Spain

A short walk from Madrid’s Museum Triangle and many other attractions, the International Youth Hostel La Posada De Huertas has everything a weary backpacker needs: laundry, multilingual staff, lockers, breakfast and linen included, kitchen, luggage storage, 24 hour reception, free Internet and WIFI, common area, tourist information, currency exchange and tours desk. The hostel is lively, social and atmospheric. Its classic ‘Corrala’ architecture and location in Madrid’s ‘District of Letters’ add to this Madrid hostel’s personality. As one reviewer put it, the International Youth Hostel La Posada De Huertas is ‘a superb hostel for a very low price.’

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