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Accommodation in Spain
Other Options If you prefer looking for an alternative form of accommodation,and arranging this part of your language trip yourself, good ways of finding possible lodging facilities include searching the local newspapers,checking out notice boards in universities or in real estate agencies. Student residences Most
of the college students in Spain live in colegios mayores
(student residences) during the school year. Some universities
do not have student residences, but offer advice on finding
lodging through their international relations offices. Private
universities have staff at their own educational centres whose
job it is to help students with their accommodation arrangements.
This is another option, consulting local newspapers or getting in touch with real estate agencies.
Hotels For
those with higher budgets, hotels are another option, with
all categories available in all three cities. While
looking for apartment or residence, an option is to stay at
a youth or student hostel. Currently, Spain has over 200 hostels,
with 17,304 beds. For more information, visit the Spanish
Network of Youth Hostels page. Sprachcaffe Language PLUS offers to provide accommodation for those who wish to learn Spanish in Spain , either in Barcelona, Malaga or Madrid.
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