Hostel One Madrid is a great place to stay no matter how long you plan to visit Madrid. The hostel is welcoming and friendly and the staff make sure that you have the best time possible while in Madrid. The hostel has great vibes for socialising and thus best suits solo or small-group travelers.
The Location
Hostel One is easy to navigate to from the main train station and also from the bus station. The hostel is located close to the downtown centre and within comfortable walking distance to Madrid’s main attractions.
Rooms and Bathrooms
The hostel rooms vary in size and bed capacity; the six-bed dorm is relatively spacious, has an air conditioning unit, and window for comfort and light. The dorm is made up of three bunk beds, each of which provide the guest with their own powerpoint, light, linen (pillow), and pocket in which to keep your personal things. Each guest also has a locker (padlock provided upon request for a small fee), which is of decent size (a thirty-five-liter backpack can comfortably fit in it). The bathrooms are sufficient and kept tidy; they are cleaned daily and provide guests with good amenities.
Common Spaces
There are two main common spaces in the hostel -- one indoor and one outdoor. These spaces are usually occupied with people mingling and making friends or enjoying the free dinners that the staff cook each night. The indoor common space is also used for dining and has churros and cake for guests each morning (these are baked fresh). The kitchen is close by and easy to access with plenty of utensils for cooking your own meals. There is one fridge for all guests to use. The outdoor area has chairs and tables where guests can eat or play games. The nightly pub crawl usually begins here. There is a BBQ also sometimes used by staff to cook dinner. These spaces are comfortable and kept clean and tidy at all times. They also have charging points for guests to use.
Summary
This hostel is great for solo and group travelers. The nightly included dinners make it a welcoming and friendly place and facilitate guests in making friends. The staff are always available and are there to help or give their knowledge. The Wi-Fi is great and works throughout the whole building.
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Location and Contact
Location
• From Barajas Airport:  By metro, take the pink line (8) to Nuevos Ministerios. Transfer to the dark blue line (10) towards direction Puerta del Sur and get off at Tribunal Station. Take Exit Via Barceló and the hostel would be less than 10 minutes away.
• From Atocha Station: Take the light blue line (1) towards direction Pinar de Chamartin and get off at Bilbao Station. Take exit Via Manuela Malasaña and the hostel will be 7 minutes away.
• From Chamartin Station: Take the light blue line (1) towards direction Valdecarros and get off at Bilbao Station. Take exit Via Manuela Malasaña and the hostel will be 7 minutes away.
• From Avenida America Bus Station: Take the orange line (7) towards direction Pitis and get off at Canal Station. Transfer to red line (2) towards direction Las Rosas and get off at San Bernardo Station. Take Exit Alberto Aguilar and the hostel would be less than 5 minutes away.
• From South Bus Station: (Metro Mendez Alvaro) Take the grey line (6) to Pacifico and transfer to the light blue line (1) towards direction Pinar de Chamartin and get off at Bilbao Station. Take exit Via Manuela Malasaña and the hostel will be 7 minutes away.
• Once at the metro station follow the below instructions:
• From San Bernardo metro station: Take the Alberto Aguilar exit, once you head up the exit stairwell do a 180-degree turn and cross the street directly in front of you (Alberto Aguilar). Follow the pedestrian road of calle San Bernardo, passing by Santander Bank, Re/Max and A-Cero Building. After 2 blocks you will see Dia Supermarket on your right, turn right on the street following that. You will find our hostel in building 9 on the left-hand side.
• From Bilbao metro: Once you have taken the Manuela Malasaña exit, head to the street with the same name which will be just in front (next to the Crepes & Waffles restaurant). Walk four blocks (300 meters) to San Bernardo street turn left and two blocks later on the right platform you will find Monserrat street (Right after El DÃa Supermarket). Turn right and the hostel will be 150 meters away.
• From Tribunal metro: Take the Barceló exit and walk to Fuencarral street, take a right and walk two blocks until you find a church, take a left on calle Divino Pastor and walk four and a half blocks (street name will change to Montserrat once you crossed San Bernardo main street) until you find our hostel in building 9 on the left-hand side.
Facilities and Amenities
Bedsheets
Wi-Fi in Lobby/Commons
Lockers in Lobby
Luggage Storage
Towels
24 Hour Security
Air Conditioning
BBQ Grill
Cable TV
Elevator/Lift
Entirely Non-Smoking
Food/Restaurant
Hair Dryers
Hot Showers
Laundry
Lounge Area
Movie Library/Rental
Curfew: No Curfew
Reception Hours: 24 Hours
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