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"La residencia de estudiantes La luna esta en una zona centrica, residencia y muy tranquila de Madrid. Barrio de Salamanca. Muy bien comunicada, por metro y autobus. Es un chalet, con terrazas y...
 "A small but colorful and cheery hostel. The location is within a block of a metro stop close to the center of town. The hostel is clean, modern, and well-maintained. There is a small common...
 "Hostal Metropol is a three minute walk from Puerta del Sol, making it central to all of the attractions in Madrid. It's located on the corner of Montera and Gran Via, a busy street with lots of...
 "This hostel is located in a bit of a rundown building, but inside it looks much better. It has clean and modern-looking rooms and bathrooms, and a well-equipped kitchen. It's on one of the main...
 "Small hostel located in the center of Madrid and within half a block of a metro stop. It's on the 4th floor (5th in American-speak), but there is an elevator ("lift" in Brittish-speak). There is...
 "The Location of this hostel is just about perfect. It is convenient to get to from train and bus stops, and it's also near several metro lines. It's also only a short walk from the major...
 "The Location The hostel is walking distance from the train station and most major tourist attractions. It isn't in a very pretty or trendy neighborhood, but it is quiet and safe, and five...
 "A fairly new hostel (it opened in July 2005) and therefore not found in too many guides yet, Pop Hostel is a decent place to stay. Located close to Tribunal Metro station, the hostel takes up the...
 "Los Amigos Sol is a clean hostel in a great location at a good price. It is a five-minute or less walk from Puerto del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and the Royal Palace. The hostel is easy to get to from the...
 "Located on a side-street, with only a tiny plaque outside indicating its existence, and with no sign on its door, this hostel can be very difficult to see. But rest assured, if you do manage to...
 "One of the guys running it was a major player in one of the most popular/fun hostels in Barcelona. I expect only great things and can't wait to visit." … "Cat's hostel was great; clean,...
 "I thought this hostel was alright! But yeah, a very rude female receptionist, but the rest of the people there were awesome. It was relaxed, clean and comfortable, with really warm...
 "Environment: It's about a ten-minute walk from Gran Via. It's located in a so-so area, with a decent amount of shops to buy basic stuff. They were doing construction while I was here, but this was...
*Important informationThere is an additional charge of 1.26 EUR per night for guests who are 25 years old 5.54 EUR per night for guests 26 and older Name in Spanish = Albergue Juvenil...
 "I've stayed in quite a few hostels in Spain, and Bull's is by far the best! They make you feel like part of the family. Everyone is so friendly, happy and approachable. The atmosphere is very...
The AAE Hostal Tineo, is a 2 star Property with the comfort and feel of a 2 star hotel. It's situated in the very heart of Madrid, near theatres, cinemas and museums such as the Prado , Thyssen...
 "This is a brand-new and wonderful hostel in the heart of Madrid, a very laid back place with great people. It's easy to tell that backpackers own and run this place, because they understand the...
 "MuchoMadrid is perhaps the best-located hostel in all of Madrid. Directly on Gran Vía, it is literally within a couple minutes of three Metro stations. It is surrounded by theatres showcasing...
 "Miguel Ángel is a very clean but quiet hostel. The recently-renovated facilities are pristine. Each four-bed dorm room has its own private bathroom of such high quality that you could mistake it...
LOWER RENTS DUE TO THE INCONVENIENCES OF REFORMS INSIDE THE BUILDING (NOT INSIDE THE HOSTEL) Located in the heart of Madrid. Room for two person only. We offer superb accommodation for those...
Residencia Club Universitario (University club)is located in the Salamanca district with the Retiro Park on one side and on the other the Gate of Alcala (Independecy Plaza). Open since 1992 we have...
The Erasmo University Residence is opened from january 2004, in agreement with Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. The residence is mixed and has 412 places in: 153 individual rooms, 126 individual...
 "This hostel proves that the pictures you see on the Internet are sometimes not realistic. This place is more likely to be considered a red-light district bar." … We offer accommodation in...
 "An HI hostel in a residential area in the outskirts of Madrid. It takes at least 35 minutes for the combined walk, bus ride, and metro ride to the center of town. The rooms and bathrooms are of...
 "Location, location, location. Cinema Hostel I (also known as Huéspedes Amanda) is literally in the heart of Madrid, amongst the hustle and bustle of Gran Vía. Only minutes from the metro station,...
(Casa de Campo)
 "A hostel in the woods off of a dirt road, within minutes of the center of Madrid. It's located about a 15 minute walk from a metro stop. It feels a lot like a summer camp, with several buildings...
(Argüelles)
 "Very good location and very cheap. The staff is not very kind, but it's not a big problem. You can use the microwave to make your dinner and in the common areas you can get to know a lot of...
Calle Flora 4


Madrid Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by giles
I liked Madrid -- a great place to visit. I was there over Christmas of '06 -- flew from Faro-Madrid direct.
Comment by Flor
Spain is not dangerous, but there are petty crimes everywhere. You'll be safe -- just not your belongings. Definitely be more cautious and always check that your belongings are with you. Don't be obvious about being a tourist.
Comment by Ton
I've been to Madrid thousands of times, I've never been especially cautious or anything, and I've walked the city day and night... I never had anything stolen, the city is actually safe. As in any city of 5 million people, you need to be a bit more vigilant I guess, and leaving lugagge unattended or stuff like that is certainly not smart... just do what you would do back at home, no more, no less.
Comment by The two Gringos
Be CAREFUL in Madrid. We had our cell phone stolen from our hostel and then two days later our bags stolen from a metro station! Despite what you're thinking, we were being very cautious. We heard lots of similar stories. Watch your pockets and bags, and if you obviously look like a tourist and someone asks you for directions, immediatly check that your wallet's there... that's how they get you!
Comment by Garrett
Madrid is a GREAT city to visit! With two of the better museums in all of Europe, The Prado and The Reina Sofia, this is a city that the art lovers and those with a casual interest in art will not want to miss. Another site that is often overlooked is in the church San Antonio de la Florida which houses some amazing frescoes by Goya. They were so popular even in his time that the church goers were so overcome by tourists that they were forced to build an identical church next door so that they could worship in peace! Nearby is the hill where many insurgent Spaniards were executed by the French on May 3rd; the same powerful scene that Goya depicts on canvas located in the Prado. There is also an restaurant in the vicinity that serves whole roasted chicken and apple cider (the alcohol variety) that always packs people in. If you are there during the season, be sure to go to a Real Madrid futbol (read: soccer) game. Even if you don't know anything about soccer, you will be seeing one of the greatest teams ever assembled with superstars from all over the world. Hopefully you can make your way to Madrid, because it is a city that should be up there with London, Paris, and Rome as the premier places to visit in Europe!
Comment by Nicole
There are a lot of cheap hostels and pensions near the metro station "Sol" which is in the middle of the city. Madrid is very quiet indeed.
Comment by Anonymous
Madrid is more of a working city than a tourist attraction. But even the locals leave during the summer because it's just so darned hot. Tip: look for a "Solero Smoover" (tropical smoothy in a tube... mmm) here and everywhere else in Europe to beat the heat.
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Nearest Places:

San Sebastián de los Reyes (10 Km / 6 mi.)
Boadilla del Monte (17 Km / 10 mi.)
Daganzo de Arriba (22 Km / 14 mi.)
Alcala de Henares (28 Km / 18 mi.)
Colonia (30 Km / 19 mi.)
Miraflores de la Sierra (38 Km / 24 mi.)
Ugena (Toledo) (38 Km / 24 mi.)
San Lorenzo de el Escorial (40 Km / 25 mi.)
San Lorenzo del Escorial (40 Km / 25 mi.)
Seseña Nuevo (41 Km / 26 mi.)

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