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Hotel location fantastic - in middle of La Rambla - restuarants, subway, shopping, public transport and sight seeing places all closeby. Hotel rooms are newly rennovated and modern and good condition. Only issues I had was that the toilet did not work properly sometimes and took a while to get fix and sometimes I did not get shower gel and soap, had to ask but got served quickly. Hotels in Spain are not as generous as in Asia - no fridge also. Would great to have a fridge. Overall, I would stay in hotel again if price is competitive.

When you go to a City like Granada you want to be in the thick of it and you cannot get a hotel in a better position than this one, Its on one of the main squares in town with a balcony from which you can view all the action. We even had a big screen Opera concert going on in the square on the Saturday night which we watched from our balcony the best seats in the house. Every thing is in walking distance or there are small buses just out side the hotel if you don't like to much walking. Rooms are spotlessly clean and staff could not be more helpful. Value for money this Hotel is excellent we where not sure what we where going to get before we arrived as it was such a reasonable price we paid but we where delighted with what we got. One word of advice before you go to Granada book your tickets to the Alhambra and more importantly the Alhambra palace on the internet they can be booked up three mounts in advance. we saw the Alhambra area but could not get into the palace.

My stay in Principal B&BCN was excellent. The team really taking good care of me from the beginning I arrived in Spain. Previously I asked even for early check in but due to my changing flight I don't need the early check in (but still! I appreciated their kindness!). Fransisco was welcoming me even suggest where to take taxi from airport. Oh, they sent me SMS to my number (int'l number just to make sure I received all the info from email). Overall the hotel room is enough for me as solo traveler. Bathroom also perfect. I really like the shampoo & bath gel (smells good!). Everything you need is there including hair dryer. once they let me use phone call to make a local phone call free of charge. Thanks to Principal B&BCN team!

I had one of my Best Stays in one of the Lowest Price hotel i've booked. This actually exceeded my expectations in all means, We had a Room with Gallery showcasing the Terrific LaRambla Street! There will not be a better place to stay than this at mere price u r paying for this lovely hotel/hostel. The Metro & Bus Station both are around just 100 metres from hotel and also an amazing beach just about a kilometre away. Whatelse you expect?! Hotel was neat & clean as well the Rooms and breakfast was kinda basic but i wont complain as location and hospitality compensates.

Long due review. My travelling partner and myself stayed here 2x during our trip to spain. It definately value for money. Anna was such a great host, she took time to recommend us places to go and even Helped to call out tour agency to make some changes. Location to the city is near enough, however with trolley luggage it can be a tiring task and took about 20 mins walk from the station. Overall would recommend this property and would definately stay here again.

About my stay = One of the helpfull staff members communicated with via watsapp and met me near the hotel upon arrival to Barcelona. My bedroom was a decent size which included a wardrob, table, chair, portable heater and fan. The Wi-Fi had a strong connection at all times. There is also a computer in the guest house for anyone to use. There are 2 bathrooms with showers. Warm water and i complimentary shampoo Kitchen was fully equipped - microwave, fridge freezer, oven, hob, sink and utensils. A nice little dinning area too. The bathroom and kitchen was always clean. Location - location is fantastic, about 2 minute walk from La Rambla. Overall I was happy with my stay, I would describe it more as a apartment.

going to barcelona for the first time (hopefully not the last time!) we had been searching internet for a good place te stay. because of what others were writing, we decided to choose anba bed & breakfast. our experience can only confirm what others have been saying. from the first moment, in which we were welcomed by the lady at the reception, to the moment we were to travel back home, everything has been very good. the level of service is very high - the nespresso machine, free for use by the guests, the small snacks that were on the desk... we have never experienced something like this before. the location is excellent - footing to the plaza catalunya and to the ramblas is quite possible. for further trips: the metro stops just in front of anba. the rooms: excellent, clean, spacious, trendy... and if you order breakfast, be ready for a very, very nice experience. when we go back to barcelona, we will definitely book again and we can recommend anba to everyone!

Location is perfect, plenty of places to see and restaurants to try around the area. Room is very small, also the bathroom. Don't expect too much in that area. Very helpful staff. You can request for water heater and cups for your morning coffee. And if it's not fully booked, you can choose the room that best suits you. I was given a map of the area immediately upon arrival, as I was looking for a Catholic church, it being a Sunday. If you need anything printed, have it done at their tiny office. Staff will gladly do it for you.

Everything. Centrally located and easy to find. 15mins walking distance to the Cathedral. Staff are very kind and helpful, and speak very good English (which is not so common in Spain, as far as my personal encounters go). The double room i booked was very clean and had all the basic stuff one needs. Overall very good value for money for a guesthouse and i would definitefly stay here again if i come to Seville next time.

The hostel is in what I thought was the best neighbourhood I came across in my four days in Madrid. I had a room with a balcony overlooking a side street. Despite the shutters and glass door there was a lot of street noise plus my room was by the reception desk. If, like me, you're a light sleeper you may find it quite hard to get to sleep (Madrid had one the Champions League final on my first night so it was perhaps noisier than usual). Having said that I thought it was a very nice place to stay: friendly helpful staff, clean, good facilities. Good cafe options on the adjoining street for breakfast.

The Casa Nova Guest House offers a small amount of pretty rooms in a nice house from the late 19th or early 20th century. Our room was spacious and comfortable. We had a closet of good size, and storage areas were more than adequate even for a long stay. We appreciated the complimentary coffee and tea available throughout the day. For the use of guests, the guest house provides a small shared refrigerator in a common area. The breakfast (available indoors or in an open courtyard) was really good and exceeded our expectations. Casa Nova's location is within walking distance of most major attractions, and access to public transportation is easy and convenient. All staff members were helpful and truly charming. We were happy with our choice and hope to be able to return. We certainly would consider this property again for future visits to Barcelona!

It was located right in the city center and 5 minutes walking to the nearest train station. The hotel provided us with towels and the bed was clean. We were supposed to check out at 11 AM in the morning, but we were allowed to leave our luggage until 9 PM, just before our flight. Overall, I'd give it a full 5-star experience for the value, and I will definitely go back here if I ever got the chance.

Loved our stay in this beautiful, sprawling old monastery. Loved the atmosphere, the building, the character, and the fantastic central location (you cannot possibly get any closer to the cathedral, or other Santiago sights). The value was outstanding. Free wifi was a nice bonus. One gripe was breakfast - it's a bit chaotic in the little cafe, and at ten euros per person, it is not good value at all - next time I would eat someplace else (hotels throughout Spain in this class always have freak breakfast). Otherwise, an excellent stay! Understand that the rooms are sparse and spare; the common areas are large and have plenty to keep you occupied.

The room and bathrooms were exceptionally clean which really impresses us and everything was modern and working fine. We had a sharing bathroom room which was completely fine as we never had to wait for a shower! The location is not ideal for those who do not want to use public transport. It's about an 50 mins from the beach and 35 mins from the gothic quarter and la ramblas, however as a young group we didn't mind it at all and a taxi after a night out was cheap! Overall would recommend to young groups but not families!

The hotel is centrally located in Madrid and located on the edge of the hip Malasaña And Chueca neighborhoods. We walked to the royal palace in about 20 minutes and it’s a 10 minute walk to the Puerto del Sol Plaza and Cortes neighborhood that has a great bar and tapas scene. My girlfriend and I stayed in a private double room and were more than happy. The bed was comfortable, the room was clean and spacious for Europe and well styled. We definitely feel the price was worth what we received in return and would stay again.

Not responsive to emails. Requested a cake but was not prompt to respond whether a cake could be arranged. Lucky the staff is kind enough to buy a cake after speaking to her upon check in. However, major disconnect between the staff on shift. Not knowing whether the staff that I spoke to bought a cake, this guy has absolutely no clue what was happening. Major hiccup to my surprise as I have no clue whether the cake has been arranged. Book a cab to the airport and the airport never came. We have to arrange a seperate transport and went into a panic mode. Overall, nice hotel but staff (no offence to the lady who has helped me :))and communication has to be better.

We went to see a Barca match! The location is great, just a 5 minute walk from the metro and 10-15 minute walk from the Barca stadium. They're quite a lot if restaurants near but they start closing after 9pm so it was difficult for us to find a place to eat after the match. The room was clean and the owner was super nice. It's an apartment with seperated rooms, just the bathroom and kitchen were shared.

It is a good hostal in the center of Madrid. Worth the money, and it's also quiet. I just didn't like that they don't give you the key to the outside door. When it's past 10 pm, a guard has to let you out of the building or back in the building. Getting back inside the building I can see that, and don't mind, but getting out of the building also? I don't get that. Sometimes the guard may be busy bringing someone upstairs, and you have to wait. At one point, there was a guy trying to come out of the building and I was trying to get in ( it was a glass door and we both could see each other. It was a funny situation. Of course, we both had to wait. In the daytime, if you are coming in, and you are at your floor already ready to walk in (in front of the hostal office) you also have to ring the bell so someone can let you in. Sounds like prison to me. There are better choices in Madrid. Sorry.

If you're on a budget, this is probably one of the best hotels you'll find. Room is very comfortable with a balcony facing one of the best streets for food and bars. Rooms and bathrooms are clean with everything in good working condition. The customer service is top-class, not what you'd expect from a budget hotel. Upon check-in, the manager at the reception takes you to your room, shows you around and explains everything you need to know about the room / hotel / location and even take you through tours and restaurants, etc. Language is no problem as the hotel staff speak English although not fluently. Will definitely stay here the next time I return.

We stayed in two separate areas in Madrid. One was on the edge of Salamanca, so in a conventional upper class area. The Hotel Ballesta is in a more downtown and somewhat area, but safe and in the end we preferred it to our more upscale accomodation. This was in part because while the hotel is basic and straightforward, the service was excellent, and speaking English possible. (Unlike the more upscale place, and the Ballesta also had a safe.) The room was quiet and clean. We really enjoyed the neighbourhood as it felt more full of locals than tourists and there were a number of little cafes and boutiques that were clearly much loved local businesses. Turn right from the hotel door and you are on Gran Via in 5 minutes. Turn left and walk to the nearest plaza for a coffee or a beer and you will find a more multi-ethnic crowed than is the norm. This area also seems to be both a student area, so there is lots of life--in the best way. I will comment that along Ballesta, day and night, there might be 5-10 women, but the feeling of the street is safe and unless you are interested in them, they have no interest in you. Smaller kids probably would not notice and older kids who have watched TV have seen more. We would definitley consider staying here again.