Name: Albergue Juvenil Madrid San Fermin
Address: Avenida De Los Fueros 36 28041 Madrid,Avenida De Los Fueros, Madrid, Madrid, Madrid, 28041, Spain
Rating: 7

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San Fermín-Orcasur

Hospital 12 de Octubre

Ciudad de los Ángeles

San Fermín

Manzanares Park

Cuadri Flamenco

Reina Sofia Museum

Royal Botanic Garden

Prado Museum

Buen Retiro Park

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

Plaza Mayor

Puerta del Sol

Gran Vía

Royal Palace

Spain Square

Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport

Madrid–Torrejón Airport

Albergue Juvenil Madrid San Fermin

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The physical setting is not flashy, but the kindness and friendliness you experience in this hostal, I have rarely experienced elsewhere.

The guests as the staff are very welcoming and if you are looking for international friendships, there is plenty of opportunity for that.
Many languages ​​are spoken, including some English.

Simple surroundings, but a lot of heart space

Youth hostel and provide a good breakfast. Some of the staff members are helpful. Not everyone. Situated not in the central but walking distance from the metro. However, One person in our room had lost a mobile phone during the stay. Someone from outside had been in the room. Security is a concern.

Can find better

Been there in a European youth exchange with a group of 40-45 people. The hostel e very clean and has lots of meeting rooms. The wi-fi works everywhere also in the rooms. Breakfast is quite normal. The only defect is the bathroom with only two showers for 12 people in the same room.

Youth hostel with very good conditions

this hostel is located in the middle of nowhere, when i was staying there it was full of some kids that were making way too much noise slamming the door, singing and yelling all night long and the staff did not say anything. the free wifi doesn't really work, but if you want to use the pc they will charge you extra :/. i guess there are some better options in Madrid...

urrrgh

We were a mixed party of five with ages between 25 and 31 and we've stayed at this hostel in a bedroom for eight that wasn't shared with anyone else.

The bedroom was quite nice. It had four bunk beds and a private bathroom with two individual toilets and two individual showers, so we could all use the bathroom simultaneously. There's hot water in all the showers and a hand blower on the wall. You can plug a hair dryer by unplugging the hand blower first. The toilet was always supplied with paper.
The lights were turned off at night, leaving us with only the bedside lamps but they were more then enough. They were usually already off when we arrived around midnight at the end of our day and they were turned on at 8:30.
Being a youth hostel, we had to make our own beds. Bed sheets were included.
Towels are available for rental at a fixed price.

The breakfast was served between 8:30 and 9:30 and was simple but acceptable. It had cereals, bread, butter, several jams and beverages including milk, coffee and juices. It was the only meal available and it's already included in the price.

Free Wi-Fi is available, but the signal was quite weak. There are network extenders installed, but I've only tried to connect to the main access point. You need to ask for the password at the reception.

Our main travel system was the metro and the cheapest 3 days tourist pass (Zona A) was more then enough. It covered all the sights we wanted to see, including the hostel, the airport and several rail stations.
At the reception, they gave us a map of Madrid that proved to be quite useful.

For food, there's a Lidl store near the metro station and several small groceries between the station and the hostel. We've found a small one that was open until 11pm even on Sundays.
The hostel has vending machines with snacks and beverages, including hot coffee and water. There is even Água das Pedras in the machines.

The hostel is open 24 hours a day, so we could enter and leave at any time.

The location isn't bad as it's at a short walk from the metro. It is in a low income housing neighborhood and at first we were a little apprehensive with all the window bars installed at the nearby buildings, but we never had any problems, even when we arrived at night.

Overall it was a very nice stay. Perfectly acceptable for a two night trip.

Best:
	Cost.
	Open 24 hours.
	
Worst:
	Location.

A very nice stay at a very affordable price

This hostel is in a Madrid suburb, but you don't have to get the bus any more - it's a 10 minute walk straight down from the new San Fermin-Orcasur metro station.  This station is within the zone for the tourist metro ticket from the machines at Atocha.

We had a two-bed room, which has a bathroom shared with another room.  Everything was very clean.  The layout of the building is noisy, though, so you don't get peace and quiet until bedtime.

The self-catering kitchen had a microwave and a set of good hotplates, but no oven or griller.  Utensils were adequate for making straightforward meals.

Breakfast was included in the room price.  It was very nice, with hot drinks, fruit juice, nice French bread, cereal, jam, etc.  You could toast your bread if you wanted.  It's served from 8.30 to 9.30, so that might be a bit late for some people.  The hostel doesn't offer any other meals.

Reception gave us a local area map with the shops, post office, etc. marked.  There's a Mercadona supermarket opposite the station, and many small grocery shops nearby.  We bought food each evening on our way back from sightseeing and cooked it in the kitchen.  Spanish people eat later than us, so the kitchen doesn't get congested.

We washed and dried our clothes in the laundry, which also has sinks where you can wash by hand (bring your own plug, though) and a few lines where you can peg things out.  The washing machine is one of those water-saving ones, so it takes well over an hour to finish a cycle.  We washed everything we had while we were there.

The wi-fi is meant to work everywhere in the hostel, but in practice it only worked properly downstairs.

We were happy with our stay in the hostel.  A few things weren't perfect, but overall it was a relief to be out of a hotel and in a place with a laundry and kitchen again.

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