![]() ![]() Museo del Jamon with Spanish cuisine is located in 5 minutes' stroll from this Madrid hotel. Some of the units look out over the courtyard. Offering a bidet and a tub, the bathrooms are fitted with hairdryers and complimentary toiletries. Some of them offer complimentary WiFi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels together with a coffee maker. There are 13 rooms with a patio and a balcony. The accommodation is located within walking distance to Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. Murcia Madrid is also 5 minutes by foot from Plaza Mayor et Puerta del sol, and near an underground station. Situated in Centro with stately shopping street Gran Vía, iconic square Plaza Mayor, and the lavish Royal Palace, the property is set not so far away from the ridge-top Royal Palace of Madrid. ![]() This accommodation is just off Madrid Convention Center and 19 miles from Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas airport. To ensure safety, the guest house is fitted with a luggage locker and a fire extinguisher. Hostal Murcia - This guest house in Madrid is located in Madrid City Center district. There are plenty of domestic flights from the mainland to reach popular islands such as Ibiza and regular buses and trams will get you around once you are there.Located in 11 minutes' walk from Plaza Mayor, this 2-star Hostal Murcia Madrid offers modern comforts like a snack and drink vending machine, and a tour desk. Main cities like Barcelona have metro links to and from the airport and high-speed train service AVE operates between the major cities. Spain has an extensive network of trains, buses and trams so getting around within big cities like Madrid are a breeze as well as travelling between other cities and towns. If you’d rather chase waves, then Santander is a surfer’s dream. For adventure, hike the lush green landscapes of Galicia and follow in the footsteps of thousands before to the end of the Camino in Santiago de Compostela. Hit up Seville for some traditional Flamenco or pay a visit to the ancient Alhambra palace in Granada. Soaking up the culture is easy - foodies should head to Valencia to try the OG paella and if you time it right, the famous tomato-throwing festival ‘La Tomatina’. Thanks to this diversity, there’s no shortage of things to do whether it’s pure sun and sea you’re after or Gaudi’s still-in-progress Sagrada Familia. Then there’s the Andalucia region’s rich history against the backdrop of traditional white-wash villages, port towns and Flamenco that have come to be synonymous with all things Spanish. From the white sand beaches and world-famous nightlife of the Balearic Islands to northern Spain’s edgier, industrial Basque country. Spain’s regional diversity means backpackers and travellers are spoilt for choice. Some hostels in Spain even offer free paella and sangria for a truly authentic Spanish experience on a budget. Many hostels offer free activities that will have you snorkelling with turtles and swimming in rock pools. For pure sun-seekers you’ll also find Spain hostels across the islands in Mallorca, Tenerife and Ibiza, complete with pool parties and DJs. Hostels in Spain are located across top cities Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and more, with many in the city-centre, making exploring the sights (and the nightlife) easier. From never-ending beaches in Andalucía to top notch Tapas and gothic Gaudi architecture, Spain is a sunny mix of rich cultural heritage, natural beauty and enjoying the best things in life. Here UNESCO world heritage sites meet cool, arty cities and the hedonistic nights of Ibiza partying. Welcome to Spain, a country blessed with 300 days of sunshine a year, friendly fast-talking locals and where deep-fried dough dipped in chocolate is an acceptable breakfast. ![]()
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