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Madrid, Spain
Neo-Gothic heritage hostel between Chueca and Malasaña, near Gran Vía
This modernist building on Calle Pizarro between Chueca and Malasaña—once home to newspaper El Correo Español, with neo-Gothic facade and architectural heritage status—houses 14 budget rooms featuring private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, minibars, safes, and free WiFi throughout. The property sits 100 meters from Gran Vía and 80 meters from Plaza de Chueca with gay saunas Sauna Principe and Sauna Adan both under five minutes away, while communal lounges with satellite TV create spaces for meeting fellow travelers in the typical Spanish hostal style. Rooms are clean, comfortable, and straightforward without luxury amenities—some garden-view units available, some interior apartments without windows—offering solid budget value for travelers prioritizing location over design. Reception operates from a separate location at Calle Pizarro 13, Gran Vía metro sits minutes away, and staff provides gay-friendly service with neighborhood recommendations though the property specializes in affordable no-frills accommodations rather than boutique experience.
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