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Generator Madrid

Hotel Highlights

Welcome to Generator Madrid, a vibrant 2-star hotel located at Calle De Silva 1, just 0.4mi from the heart of Madrid. Offering a fun and budget-friendly stay, this hotel is the perfect base for exploring the lively city. With prices starting at $130, Generator Madrid is not only affordable but also packed with amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.

Guests can enjoy a range of amenities including free wifi, air conditioning, and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel also offers a bar, restaurant, and live music performances, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. With 11620 reviews, Generator Madrid is a popular choice among travelers seeking a lively atmosphere and great value for their stay in Madrid.

Bed in Generator Madrid
Bed in Generator Madrid

Rooms

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4 Twin Beds

1 Bunk Bed

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170 sqft

Dormitory, 4 Twin Beds, Bunk

Air conditioning

Bed in 4 bed Dorm (2 Twin Bunk Beds) is 172 square feet and includes either 2 single beds 80-130 width or bunk beds.

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4 Twin Beds

1 Bunk Bed

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170 sqft

Room - 4 Twin, Bunk

Air conditioning

Private 4 bed Room (2 Twin Bunk Beds) is 172 square feet and includes either 2 single beds 80-130 width or bunk beds.

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2 Twin Beds

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160 sqft

Deluxe, 2 Twin Beds

Flat-screen TV

Deluxe Twin (2 Twin Beds) is 161 square feet and includes 2 single beds 80-130 width plus desk, cable tv, and hairdryer.

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Whether you're traveling with family, as a couple, or solo, Generator Madrid caters to all types of travelers. The pet-friendly policy (extra charges may apply) and kid-friendly buffet make it an ideal choice for those with children or furry friends. Don't miss out on the sun deck, terrace, and soundproof rooms that add an extra touch of comfort to your stay. Experience the lively spirit of Madrid at Generator Madrid!

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Restaurant/places to eat in Generator Madrid

Experience the Best

At Generator Madrid, not only will you have a cozy stay, but you can also savor delicious meals at Level Bar, the hotel's on-site restaurant. Offering a mix of Mediterranean, local, and international cuisines, Level Bar provides a family-friendly and modern ambiance for guests to enjoy. Whether you're craving a taste of Spain or looking to indulge in global flavors, this restaurant caters to all palates, making dining a delightful experience during your stay.

Bed in Generator Madrid
Photo of the whole room, Bed in Generator Madrid

Plan Your Stay

For guests' convenience, Generator Madrid accepts a variety of payment methods, including Mastercard, Visa, and Maestro. Cash payments are also welcomed at the hotel. With this flexibility, settling your bills and expenses becomes hassle-free, allowing you to focus on enjoying your stay and exploring all that Madrid has to offer without any payment concerns.

Restaurant/places to eat in Generator Madrid
Restaurant/places to eat in Generator Madrid

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Streaming service (like Netflix)

Air conditioning

Kid-friendly buffet

Bar

Sun deck

Tour desk

Spa and wellness centre/facilities in Generator Madrid
Lounge or bar in Generator Madrid

Restaurant

Level Bar

Family Friendly, Modern, Mediterranean, Local, International

Food and drinks in Generator Madrid
Lounge or bar in Generator Madrid
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I have been in Spain as an American Pilgrim on the Camino (Francés) de Santiago for 50 days and 50 nights starting on April 4, 2024. After initially staying 2 nights at a BnB in Madrid and the following night at a nice hotel in Pamplona, I stayed the remaining 47 nights in albergues, monasteries, hostels, and finally the mega-hostel Generator Madrid for 2 nights. All of these communal accommodations win my heart hands down with no comparison to the standard luxury hotel. The metropolitan atmosphere and sheer size of Generator Madrid (> 500 beds) does not diminish the underlying hospitality that was at the core of nearly all of the Camino albergues. Note that the medieval pilgrims were largely provided lodging, food, and care by monasteries initially, and then also by community buildings called “Hospitales” in Spanish. I would not be surprised if the English word “hospitality” is derived from these Old World albergues that were called Hospitales. The main attendant at an albergue is called an “Hospitalero.” At Generator Madrid, the service has been excellent. I arrived for check-in at 1 AM after 6-1/2 hours of bus and then high-speed train travel from Finisterre to Santiago to Madrid. The 24/7 reception desk was attended by a bilingual receptionist, Jesús, who was muy amable y animado, even at 2 AM. I was the last guest to leave my 8-bed dormitory room at 10:15 AM, and the cafeteria staff, Rushyl and Jiana, were very welcoming, and did not rush me as I did not arrive for breakfast until 10:45 AM. Breakfast service ends at 11 AM. The next time I am traveling in a metropolis anywhere in the world, I will seek out a hostel like Generator. I hope my wife will be open to this communal alternative.

Paul

Location was perfect 👌🏼 Right in the middle of the city, it was easy to move around the city and almost everything on walking distance. My family and I enjoyed the breakfast buffet; basic things but the essential. The lift was very convenient. We asked for transport from the hotel to MAD airport, taxi arrived in 5 minutes with a fixed price of €33; host solved it in a minute and she was very efficient. The room was a bit packed for 4 people, but we only used it to sleep, no biggie. Beds were comfortable, even the bunk bed. Highly recommended!

Julyana

Generator Hostel is a very straightforward, super well organised Hostel right in the city center. In a female dorm of 8, you get a bed and a locker, there is space to put your things on either a coat hanger or a shelf, and there is a shared toilet+sink+shower in the room. That's a perfect basis! You can also buy everything you need at the reception: flipflops, earplugs, showergel, which came in super handy!

Barbara

Location is superb, a few steps away from the Gran via and just a few blocks away from Plaza España, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel and several metro stations too. Everything looks clean and new. Shared areas (especially the bar at the rooftop) are very nice.

Pablo

A really cool and funky hostel! I was really impressed with the aesthetics of the accommodation. The roof top bar was amazing! Great drinks and a lovely place to spend the evening. Brilliant location, walking distance to so many restaurants and beauty spots.

Hayley

I have been in Spain as an American Pilgrim on the Camino (Francés) de Santiago for 50 days and 50 nights starting on April 4, 2024. After initially staying 2 nights at a BnB in Madrid and the following night at a nice hotel in Pamplona, I stayed the remaining 47 nights in albergues, monasteries, hostels, and finally the mega-hostel Generator Madrid for 2 nights. All of these communal accommodations win my heart hands down with no comparison to the standard luxury hotel. The metropolitan atmosphere and sheer size of Generator Madrid (> 500 beds) does not diminish the underlying hospitality that was at the core of nearly all of the Camino albergues. Note that the medieval pilgrims were largely provided lodging, food, and care by monasteries initially, and then also by community buildings called “Hospitales” in Spanish. I would not be surprised if the English word “hospitality” is derived from these Old World albergues that were called Hospitales. The main attendant at an albergue is called an “Hospitalero.” At Generator Madrid, the service has been excellent. I arrived for check-in at 1 AM after 6-1/2 hours of bus and then high-speed train travel from Finisterre to Santiago to Madrid. The 24/7 reception desk was attended by a bilingual receptionist, Jesús, who was muy amable y animado, even at 2 AM. I was the last guest to leave my 8-bed dormitory room at 10:15 AM, and the cafeteria staff, Rushyl and Jiana, were very welcoming, and did not rush me as I did not arrive for breakfast until 10:45 AM. Breakfast service ends at 11 AM. The next time I am traveling in a metropolis anywhere in the world, I will seek out a hostel like Generator. I hope my wife will be open to this communal alternative.

Paul

Location was perfect 👌🏼 Right in the middle of the city, it was easy to move around the city and almost everything on walking distance. My family and I enjoyed the breakfast buffet; basic things but the essential. The lift was very convenient. We asked for transport from the hotel to MAD airport, taxi arrived in 5 minutes with a fixed price of €33; host solved it in a minute and she was very efficient. The room was a bit packed for 4 people, but we only used it to sleep, no biggie. Beds were comfortable, even the bunk bed. Highly recommended!

Julyana

Generator Hostel is a very straightforward, super well organised Hostel right in the city center. In a female dorm of 8, you get a bed and a locker, there is space to put your things on either a coat hanger or a shelf, and there is a shared toilet+sink+shower in the room. That's a perfect basis! You can also buy everything you need at the reception: flipflops, earplugs, showergel, which came in super handy!

Barbara

Location is superb, a few steps away from the Gran via and just a few blocks away from Plaza España, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel and several metro stations too. Everything looks clean and new. Shared areas (especially the bar at the rooftop) are very nice.

Pablo

A really cool and funky hostel! I was really impressed with the aesthetics of the accommodation. The roof top bar was amazing! Great drinks and a lovely place to spend the evening. Brilliant location, walking distance to so many restaurants and beauty spots.

Hayley

I have been in Spain as an American Pilgrim on the Camino (Francés) de Santiago for 50 days and 50 nights starting on April 4, 2024. After initially staying 2 nights at a BnB in Madrid and the following night at a nice hotel in Pamplona, I stayed the remaining 47 nights in albergues, monasteries, hostels, and finally the mega-hostel Generator Madrid for 2 nights. All of these communal accommodations win my heart hands down with no comparison to the standard luxury hotel. The metropolitan atmosphere and sheer size of Generator Madrid (> 500 beds) does not diminish the underlying hospitality that was at the core of nearly all of the Camino albergues. Note that the medieval pilgrims were largely provided lodging, food, and care by monasteries initially, and then also by community buildings called “Hospitales” in Spanish. I would not be surprised if the English word “hospitality” is derived from these Old World albergues that were called Hospitales. The main attendant at an albergue is called an “Hospitalero.” At Generator Madrid, the service has been excellent. I arrived for check-in at 1 AM after 6-1/2 hours of bus and then high-speed train travel from Finisterre to Santiago to Madrid. The 24/7 reception desk was attended by a bilingual receptionist, Jesús, who was muy amable y animado, even at 2 AM. I was the last guest to leave my 8-bed dormitory room at 10:15 AM, and the cafeteria staff, Rushyl and Jiana, were very welcoming, and did not rush me as I did not arrive for breakfast until 10:45 AM. Breakfast service ends at 11 AM. The next time I am traveling in a metropolis anywhere in the world, I will seek out a hostel like Generator. I hope my wife will be open to this communal alternative.

Paul

Location was perfect 👌🏼 Right in the middle of the city, it was easy to move around the city and almost everything on walking distance. My family and I enjoyed the breakfast buffet; basic things but the essential. The lift was very convenient. We asked for transport from the hotel to MAD airport, taxi arrived in 5 minutes with a fixed price of €33; host solved it in a minute and she was very efficient. The room was a bit packed for 4 people, but we only used it to sleep, no biggie. Beds were comfortable, even the bunk bed. Highly recommended!

Julyana

Generator Hostel is a very straightforward, super well organised Hostel right in the city center. In a female dorm of 8, you get a bed and a locker, there is space to put your things on either a coat hanger or a shelf, and there is a shared toilet+sink+shower in the room. That's a perfect basis! You can also buy everything you need at the reception: flipflops, earplugs, showergel, which came in super handy!

Barbara

Location is superb, a few steps away from the Gran via and just a few blocks away from Plaza España, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel and several metro stations too. Everything looks clean and new. Shared areas (especially the bar at the rooftop) are very nice.

Pablo

A really cool and funky hostel! I was really impressed with the aesthetics of the accommodation. The roof top bar was amazing! Great drinks and a lovely place to spend the evening. Brilliant location, walking distance to so many restaurants and beauty spots.

Hayley

Location

Calle De Silva 1, Madrid, 28013, Spain

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041

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