Hostal Jemasaca-Palma61 - Madrid

Budget-friendly guesthouse in central Madrid's Malasaña district, offering 24-hour reception and breakfast at a nearby café

Amenities

Hostal Jemasaca-Palma61 offers a 24-hour front desk, tour desk, and shared lounge/TV area. The reception service is available in multiple languages for international guests. Group booking options are available for private events and celebrations, reflecting over 30 years of hospitality service.

Rooms

Each air-conditioned room at Palma61 has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The rooms are located in a historical building dating back to 1880, recently refurbished while preserving its architecture. Guests can also request bike tours or a tour about local culture from the reception.

Location

Hostal Jemasaca is situated in Madrid's Malasaña district, less than 10 minutes on foot from Gran Vía and Plaza de España. Major attractions such as the Royal Palace of Madrid and Plaza Mayor are within a 15-minute walk. Noviciado Metro station is nearby, providing access to the Prado and Reina Sofia Museums in 6 stops.

Dining

Breakfast is served at a café located 700 ft from the hostal, offering a local dining experience with options like coffee, orange juice, and a choice of pastry or baguette. The area surrounding Hostal Jemasaca-Palma61 has numerous shops, bars, and restaurants within walking distance. The hotel's shared lounge provides a space for guests to relax after meals.

Experiences

The tour desk at Jemasaca-Palma61 can arrange cultural tours and bike tours for exploring Madrid. The property's 24-hour front desk allows late check-ins, a key feature for travelers arriving after midnight. With a history of over 30 years in hospitality, the staff offers concierge service and luggage storage for convenience.

• Location: Malasaña district, 10 min from Gran Vía
• Rooms: Historical building with private bathroom and flat-screen TV
• Dining: Breakfast at a café 700 ft away
• Amenities: 24-hour reception, tour desk, multilingual staff
• Target: Young travelers, cultural explorers