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Student Accommodation in Madrid
While you’re in the process of looking for student accommodation, you might want to book into a youth hostel. They are cheap, and you’ll have the opportunity to meet lots more people. You’ll probably come across other students too. On average you’ll pay about 15 euros a night for a bed in a shared dormitory. Click here If you need to find out more about Youth Hostels in Madrid
If you’ve got a higher budget and don’t want to share a dormitory, then the next best thing is to rent a room in a hostal. A hostal is more like a hotel in it’s style, and you’ll be able to enjoy some privacy and your own bathroom. Although most also have cheaper rooms with shared bathrooms. You can get a single room from about 40 euros a night. Registered Organisations That Provide Student Accommodation In MadridWe’ve put together a list of the organisations that are registered with the town hall. You’ll find their contact details as well. My advice for finding student accommodation in Madrid is to be on the ball. If you get hold of a number you want to ring for a flat, then ring it! If you waste time someone else will beat you to it. EASO Student Residences Tel: (0034) 91 542 3183
EASO provide student accommodation in Madrid centre, in Sol, Gran Via, Callao and Opera. Right where the life of the city is! You can choose from a single or double room in a shared flat. Student accommodation service – Vivalvaro Tel. Madrid office Moncloa: (0034) 91 543 2031 Fax: (0034) 91 543 1906 Tel. Madrid office Vicálvaro: E-mail: instituciones@aluni.net
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 14:00 and from 15:30 to 18:30 (Closed Friday afternoon) This student accommodation service provides shared flats that are fully equipped. You will have a bedroom, shared kitchen and bathroom.
Who Else Can Help Me Find Student Accommodation Madrid?There is a town hall registered Youth Information Centre. They deal with many things, but they do have information for international students. They also have links to the databases of other organisations. Youth Information Centre Tel: (0034) 91 480 1218 / (0034) 91 480 1219
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 09:00 to 14:00 Be Careful!Don’t hand over deposits until you’ve seen a place and are happy that it’s all above board. You should always ask for receipts for any rent that you hand over, and especially for the ‘fianza’ or deposit. Where To Find Student Accommodation In MadridThis page tells you where to start your search for student accommodation in Madrid. Students can look for accommodation through the town hall or the other specialist organisations listed here. In the meantime another cheap option is to stay in a youth hostel. Using the official organisations to help you find student accommodation Madrid can save you lots of time. Click here to find out about more cheap accommodation options Related PagesMadrid Accommodation Overview
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