Wonderful new find in the centre of Malaga. Right opposite the central market and close to the…read morestation. It's part of a really good hostel which offers cheap dinners and breakfasts and Happy Hour drinks on the roof terrace. For us older folk the Suites provide lovely well designed rooms, some with balconies, and lovely bathrooms. How quiet they are depends on the other guests and at time of writing there's a very noisy group through the wall. That said the price is very good value for the quality of the room and is a very good option for a comfortable and cheap place to stay in Malaga.

I stayed there for two nights to discover Malaga (booked via Expedia). I had a bed in a bedroom for…read more8 People (mixed), breakfast included. It's easy to get to the Hostel - bus stop and train station (to the airport) are nearby. The People at the reception were very friendly and gave me some good tipps what to visit in Malaga... The bedroom is really small, but functional, the only thing I missed was a cupboard (you can put your things into the drawer under the bed) and there is no place to put your suitcase. The aircondition in the rooms is also great (and useful during the hot summer in spain). The whole hostel has free wifi, which I used a lot, a kitchen (with fridges where you can put your food) and there are some events every day (for example 'tapas tour', free sangria in the evening, and you can also book dinner...). The breakfast was also ok for the price: coffee, juices, cornflakes & cereals, toast with margarine, nutella and jam... There are toilets (mixed use) on every floor and a seperate bathroom for men and women on the 2nd and 3rd floor. The rooftop-terrace is the highlight in my opinion (nice shadowy places, bar, and you can smoke there...). If I go back to Malaga sometime I would stay there again!

I stayed here the night I arrived in Málaga and I loved how it was 30 second walk to the beach…read more It's not my first choice of accommodation because of how I really enjoy a clean and orderly space however it was for quick and short stay. Everyone was relaxed friendly and super helpful. The bartender Higor made my night super memorable by making me a personalized mojito and creating a rose out of a napkin for me. He was super sweet and it was so yummy.

Pros: Complimentary breakfast where you can even squeeze…read moreyour own fresh orange juice. Friendly staff that will give recommendations on which attractions to visit and restaurants the locals prefer eating at. Shampoo and shower gels given upon request (at most hostels, you'd need to bring your own soaps). Well coordinated, vintage interior design that adds to the homeliness of the hostel. Central location. I was less than a fifteen minute walk from all the attractions that I wanted to see. Cons: Building is a bit old and the layout can be confusing. Level 0 is the receptionist office. Level 1 and 3 have bedrooms and one bathroom each. Level 2 has additional bathrooms and showers. Level 4 is the kitchen and dining area. Noises in the middle of the night. I couldn't identify what it was, but every five minutes there would be a "click" in my bedroom. Also, even from where I was sleeping on level 3, I was able to clearly hear all the street noise. However, I suppose I shouldn't be too surprised given the hostel's central location and the tendency of Spaniards to stay awake late into the night.

Free breakfast, strong WiFi and tastefully decorated rooms…read more Make sure to get to the rooftop terrace for a drink in the evening and look out over the rooftops of Córdoba.

LOVED this hostel. Staff were wonderful!!!…read more Was on a solo trip in Europe and booked this place for 2 night and in the end I decided to stay for an extra night because Granada is amazing and so is Oasis. If you are a solo travel, I would recommend this place, you will be able to meet lot of people during siesta staff and other travelers will hang around in the rooftop. I only wished there was enough people to go on the Nevada tour when I was there. But too bad there were not enough people to rent the van for the trip. Be mindful that when you are searching for this place. You will need to go into a small alley on the left if you are walking up from the main street. It is pretty safe there, but you might miss it, if you aren't paying attention. And if you have heavy luggage you might have a bit trouble walking to this place since there is stone floor though out the Albacin area. ( you cannot take the taxi there, there is not car traffic that will stop right in front of it) So you will need to lift up your luggage every step, if you don't want to break it. But I LOVED this place, giving it four stars because I had to lift my luggage !

An inexpensive [relatively] hostel in Granada that's clean and comfortable too. I think we spent…read moremore time here than at any other hostel during our trip in Spain. There's a rooftop deck that's perfect for laying out, enjoying the sun, sipping on wine. It's fantastic. Their dinner parties are a fun way to get to know the other travelers. The food was surprisingly very good [we were there for Indian curry night], and it's usually ridiculously priced [very low!] since it's aimed at the low budget traveler. Yum! The hostel is in a central location, easy to find. It's just a few steps off of Caladeria Nueva and a short hike up some stairs for the best view of the Alhambra [Mirador San Nicolas] at sunset. Everything else is within walking or bussing distance. There's free luggage storage, free lockers in the rooms, and several computers available for internet access. If the bathroom in your room is in use, there's one downstairs next to the kitchen!

Fresh new design led hostel in Córdoba led by Jose and his awesome team…read more One of the best hostels I have stayed in, in Europe.