EuroCheapo Review: For travelers with wide eyes and a slim budget, Hostal Residencia Helena is a good choice for its high-rise perch.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: A. Nebrija is a small, six-room family establishment we regard to be the best bargain in Madrid, complete with Old Spanish charm.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Hotel San Lorenzo, perched just off Gran Via, impresses to the nines with its country style and bargain rates.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: There are dozens of family photos from across the decades lining the lobby's halls and walls. It will certainly make you feel right at home!... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Walking into the lobby of Hostal La Plata, a quiet family-run pension on the Gran Vía, you are immersed in the wonderful world of Cervantes.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: This two-star hostal sits directly above Gran Vía, in a building jam-packed with other hostals.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Located along the Gran Via, the Hostal Hispano-Argentino provides standard rooms with amenities galore for a fair price.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: If you're not opposed to shelling out a few extra euros, then check into the three-star Hotel Regente. It's worth it!... full details

EuroCheapo Review: An historic establishment that can boast Ernest Hemingway as a former guest, the Tryp Gran Vía is a safe, moderately-priced bet.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Though a little bit expensive for Madrid, High Tech Petit Palace Ducal has a great location and unique design that make it a splurgeworthy pick.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Colors Hostel is run by a vivacious Argentinean man and is comprised of 9 rooms. Four rooms have balconies that overlook Fuencarral, a trendy street strung with designer clothing shops leading all the way to Chueca.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Renovated rooms have their own personal computer with Internet access. Plus, they are f-r-e-s-h, with new doors, new beds, big TVs, AC...... full details

EuroCheapo Review: The Nuria's location, on the bustling Calle de Funecarral, is fantastico: it's minutes from Gran Via and surrounded by the chic stores and cafes that make Chueca the 'it' neighborhood.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: La Fontana undercuts its two-star bracket contemporaries with friendly service and design savvy.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Hostal el Catalán is to hostals what Levi's is to jeans—it's an established brand that has so passed the test of time that there's no questioning its consistency or value.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: The Hostal Dominguez is a respite from the buzz of the Chueca's trendy bars and clubs.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: We like Hostal Asunción for its non-touristy location, plus rates are reasonable for services rendered, and include free Wi-Fi.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Late night festivities are encouraged here, but raging parties on the streets of Chueca stop at the door—Hostal La Zona prides itself on class and safety.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: Providing 46 rooms along the central Calle Principe, the Villar is noteworthy for its rock-bottom prices and nifty wrought-iron elevator.... full details

EuroCheapo Review: The mammoth Hotel Asturias, located one block east of Puerta del Sol, offers a whopping 175 rooms, almost all with private balconies overlooking the street.... full details