Hostal Camino

Location was the main reason for my stay. Price at the time I booked was better than elsewhere

Room was a shoebox. Toilet was jammed under the sink so incredibily difficult to sit down! At least the shower was of appropriate size.

location, price, cleanliness,

very cheap, good location, for people not pretending

All the ladies of the Staff - very kind & charming!

The staff was very friendly and helpful. I was treated well and I felt welcomed.

There was no "working" air conditioning. My room was always over 90*. The only relief I got was the air coming through the balcony doors. The noise level from the street below made it very difficult to get much sleep.

good location, cheap

the beds are aweful, as if you where lying on the ground. the had no airco, of which they said they had. only half of the staff speaks English. It has no elevator, so you have to walk to the 3rd of 4th flour with your bags

It was in the heart of 429 district, gran via, chueca.

To communicate with the receptionist was totally impossible, because they cant speak english.

the fact that it was in the center, easy to reach

it was not clean and extremly basic

I only stayed here for the price, but honestly it's not worth it. The rooms are terrible, in the 3rd floor of what it seems an abandoned building, old carpets, the sheets in the bed had holes, the bathroom was microscope, theres noise all night long, they don't fix things that are broken, but worst of all, the staff was rude and unfriendly.

Hostal Camino is not worthy of being in Booking website

very nice location, quite near the attractions.Friendly staffs but one of them didn't speak English. Noisy but safe in the center. Good deal for short stay at Madrid.

Never change sheets during our stay; No hot water after 24:00 when taking shower; No lift in this hostel especially when the room is on the 4th floor.

Nice people that works there

The location

Noise inside and outside. No wireless internet. The room was not clean.

I was given my key to my room and I was on my own. I felt free and the hostal was like my home where I could enter and leave anytime I wanted. The lay owner-cum-receptionist/caretaker was very kind and always smiled. She was not policing your every move. It was like she was giving me my freedom in exchange of my obligation to take care that nothing untoward happens in the room I rented.

The room has no safety box. If you have a precious belonging (like a laptop), then you'd think twice whether to leave it or bring it with you everytime you leave the hostal. But so far, nothing got lost. The caretaker, after cleaning the room, would see to it that the steel blinders at the window and doors were down to keep away anyone from entering the room.