By Charity Corkey
Madrid is a popular tourist destination in Spain.
Madrid is the capital of Spain, and home to countless attractions and eateries. From the Plaza Mayor and Gran Via, to the royal palace and Parque del Buen Retiro, there is something for everyone. Visitors to Madrid can save money by sleeping at hostels, instead of pricey hotels and
resort---and fortunately for travelers, the city boasts a variety of affordable, private accommodations.
Cat's Hostel
Cat's Hostel in Madrid was formed primarily for youths during their visit to the capital city. This historic palace offers group bedrooms and as well private bedrooms and bathrooms. Cat's Hostel also boasts a nightlife. Every Wednesday they have a Hostels Party, with free disco and beer. Saturdays feature a Paella Party with free paella. The hostel was voted No. 1 hostel worldwide by hostelworld.com customers in 2004.
Cat's Hostel
c/ Cañizares, 6
28012 Madrid, Spain
+34-91-369-28-07
catshostel.com
Equity Point Madrid, Metropol Hostel
Metropol Hostel is a hostel located in the center of Spain's capital city, and minutes away from Madrid restaurants and shopping centers. The hostel offers private bedrooms with televisions, along with a large common room where visitors can find information on the city's main attractions and and mingle with other guests. Other features include a free continental breakfast, and free wireless Internet. You can also rent towels and sheets from the hostel.
Equity Point Madrid, Metropol Hostel
C/ Montera 47, 1st Floor
28012 Madrid, Spain
+34-91-521-29-35
equity-point.com
Mad Hostel
Located 10 minutes away from museums and local hot spots, visitors to Mad Hostel can enjoy a variety of nearby attractions. Mad hostel, which includes large bedrooms and common and private bathrooms, offers several amenities: free breakfast, security lockers, free baggage storage, free wireless Internet, roof-top terrace, gym, vending machines, kitchen facilities, and satellite TV.
Mad Hostel
C/ De la Cabeza, 24
28012 Madrid, Spain
+34-91-506-48-40
madhostel.com
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About the Author:
Charity Corkey has a B.A. in print journalism and more than four years of writing and journalism experience - including her work as a former writer and online producer for The Washington Post and The Washington Times. She is now a media coordinator for a Virginia nonprofit that provides assistance to injured troops.
Photo Credits:
madrid at night image by Stanisa Martinovic from
Fotolia.com
