Description

Cat's Hostel Madrid is located in a 17th century palace in Spain''s capital city. The building was fully refurbished in 2004 and is exclusively for young people who are up for a good time.

When we came up with the idea of creating Cat''s Hostel, we set ourselves the following goals:
- To be the biggest, least crowded hostel in the whole of Madrid.
- To offer unbeatable facilities and to provide guests with excellent service.
- To be the city's least expensive hostel.
- To be located in a central, symbolic area.
- To ensure high levels of cleanliness.
- To provide complete comfort. in an area featuring some of the hottest nightlife in Europe.

Cat's Hostel is the best option for relaxing between one party and the next.

We have everything from small rooms with private bathrooms to dormitories with shared bathrooms (from 2 to 14 beds). Our rooms are comfortable, modern and clean.

All the rooms have:
- Sheet service. There is no need to bring your sleeping bag
- Secure storage.
- Air conditioning and heating.

Services:
The people who will be attending you are travelers like yourself. They will know what you are looking for and what you need, and will understand you completely.

They will offer you all the information you need to enjoy your time in Madrid to the full.

- The price includes sheets, showers and breakfast, meaning that there will be no surprises in store when you get to Madrid.
- We never close. There are no lockouts or curfews.
- Surprise parties every week.
- All guests are provided with secure storage in their rooms.
- Free left-luggage facility.
- Credit cards accepted.
- Open 24 hours a day.
- Permanent reception.
- Night security.
- Relaxed, party atmosphere.
- Shared dormitories.
- Free internet.
- Laundry service.

Location

Metro stops: Anton Martin on the light blue line (L1) - 1 minute on foot.

* From de Madrid Airport:
- By metro: take the pink line (L8) to "Nuevos Ministerios" at the end of the route. There, change to the dark blue line (L10) and travel to "Tribunal", where you should switch to the light blue line (L1) and head for "Anton Martin".
- By taxi: the journey costs around 30 euros.

* Chamartín Train Station:
- By metro: line L10 to "Plaza Castilla" and change to line L1. Head for "Anton Martin".
- By taxi: the journey costs around 10 euros

* Atocha Train Station:
- By metro: line L1 to "Anton Martin" (just 2 stops).
- By taxi: the journey costs around 6 euros.