Hostel Los Amigos...Madrid?
Jun 29th, 2005 | 10:01 AM
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I cannot give you any info. I don't know no one who has been there and only know what the web says (which i suppose you know it too) because I have just looked at it and don't like it at all , but anyway, that's for me 
I just can say the location is very good, central and the Royal Palace area is very elegant
I just can say the location is very good, central and the Royal Palace area is very elegant
Jun 29th, 2005 | 11:05 AM
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For a network of hostel staying travelers try reading over on www.lonelyplanet.com at their BB similar to this one called The Thorn Tree, western europe branch.
Oct 17th, 2006 | 09:05 AM
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hey kenderina, don't knock it till you try it.
i stayed there when i came back to live here in madrid and the place is AWESOME!
they now have 2 locations, the original one just off the plaza de opera (around the corner from the royal palace) and the other not far from there up calle arenal on the way to puerta del sol.
their website is at www.losamigoshostel.com and they have a very cool virtual tour at http://www.losamigoshostel.com/b/pano-tour/
saludos,
jer...
i stayed there when i came back to live here in madrid and the place is AWESOME!
they now have 2 locations, the original one just off the plaza de opera (around the corner from the royal palace) and the other not far from there up calle arenal on the way to puerta del sol.
their website is at www.losamigoshostel.com and they have a very cool virtual tour at http://www.losamigoshostel.com/b/pano-tour/
saludos,
jer...
Oct 18th, 2006 | 11:31 PM
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hi kenderina.
yes, i misread your message. you are right, you wrote "I have just looked at it and don't like it at all , but anyway, that's for me" which i should have understood as it was not your style.
as this type of hostels (albergue) go, this is one of the best but it obviously has nothing to do with a normal hostel where you have your own room and bath.
the "youth hostels" fill a much needed market gap between normal hostels and sleeping in the street.
most of these types of hostels cost close to 20 euros a night in madrid these days and for 25 or 30 you can get your own room in a normal hostel (low end however) but the "youth hostels" have the attractiveness of being social places where one can meet other travellers.
i did say i stayed there a few nights when i moved back to spain but i was 24 and poor-out-of-grad-school then and am now 34 and would NOT stay at one as i am beyond sharing a room and bath (with anyone but my wife
saludos,
jer...
yes, i misread your message. you are right, you wrote "I have just looked at it and don't like it at all , but anyway, that's for me" which i should have understood as it was not your style.
as this type of hostels (albergue) go, this is one of the best but it obviously has nothing to do with a normal hostel where you have your own room and bath.
the "youth hostels" fill a much needed market gap between normal hostels and sleeping in the street.
most of these types of hostels cost close to 20 euros a night in madrid these days and for 25 or 30 you can get your own room in a normal hostel (low end however) but the "youth hostels" have the attractiveness of being social places where one can meet other travellers.
i did say i stayed there a few nights when i moved back to spain but i was 24 and poor-out-of-grad-school then and am now 34 and would NOT stay at one as i am beyond sharing a room and bath (with anyone but my wife
saludos,
jer...
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