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.

EuroCheapo Review: The Hotel Casón del Tormes is a lovely three-star hotel, offering 63 spacious and attractive rooms.

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.

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.

EuroCheapo Review: It's all the little details, from the star-spangled shower curtains to the super friendly staff, that make any day at the Acapulco a sunshiny one.

EuroCheapo Review: In a building stacked with hostals in the Huertas district, the stealthily-attractive Adriano sits just waiting to be discovered for its unbeatable style and rates.

EuroCheapo Review: Hostal Alaska is widely recommended. In addition to being one of the best bargains in town, it's also an inarguably good place for history buffs.

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

EuroCheapo Review: The attractive two-star Hostal Barrera sits long Calle Atocha, within walking distance to the Museum Triangle and Atocha station.

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...

EuroCheapo Review: The Hostal Cruz-Sol has it all—rock-bottom prices, comfy rooms, and a cool and convenient location. It overlooks the Plaza de Santa Cruz and is just a minute from Puerta del Sol.

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

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.

EuroCheapo Review: Gonzalo won't disappoint for location or facilities. Its low rates never fluctuate, even during high season.

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

EuroCheapo Review: This cozy, tastefully decorated two-star is the perfect place for those who don't want to travel very far from their room to be near the action.

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.

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.

EuroCheapo Review: Located between Puerta de Sol and El Museo Prado, the Lisboa is certainly clean and comfortable, thanks to the friendly proprietor.

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.