Hostel Inturjoven Huelva

Nice clean hostel. Plenty of breakfast available in the morning with a coffee machine. Rooms serviced more or less daily makes the stay very easy. Nice spacious common areas and 24/7 check-in. Also access to a microwaves is very handy.

Got to the place (from the bus station) with the assistance of the local police; nice building, although some parts seem to be out of order. Good breakfast, good rooms, but you need the key to leave the room (it locks both ways). Free wifi only downstairs in one side of the common area. Price for a single night was quite high though.

Even though I live here in Huelva my flat was under some heavy renovation and for a couple of days I have to look for a place near my flat to sleep in. I choose the “Albergue” (youth hostel in Spanish) since it was close to my location and very cheap. ||The place is not in the city center but very close by, around 15 minutes walking. It is spotlessly clean and the staff is kind and polite. The communal area is quite pleasant and open with greenery and seating area with lots of light Rooms were functional and basic but as I said very clean and well cared of and they all have nice modern bathrooms.||||Recommended to save money and have an above average stay

Myself and my boyfriend, both in our 30s visited this hostel for 2 nights at the start of August. |Although the lovely gentleman who booked us in was very limited on his English he tried his best to assist us, which made us feel very welcome. ||The whole hostel was very clean and well cared for and it was a unique and interesting building. ||Rooms were functional, with nice modern bathrooms, there did feel hostel like at all. We had a wonderful view over the town from the front of the building but it was nice a quiet. ||Breakfast was simple, toast, fruit, yogurt, jam, cereal. But the toaster was the worlds slowest! Despite this the toast was amazing, so worth the wait and I could quite happily eat some more anything. ||We paid 84E total for two nights B and B in August, this I feel was a really good price. ||The town is quite nice but the shops are closed on a Sunday, which was a bit of a pain as that was our only full day there. English is not widely spoken, in contrast to others places I have visited in Spain so be aware, there maybe lots of pointing when out and about. I don't think the town has enough to keep me occupied for more than a day or two but there is a train station ( with our four trains a day....) and a very busy bus station. We had got a bus from Faro, which cost £22 return and took a couple of hours. A word if warning there is only a very limited number of buses to and from Faro each day and these get very very busy, you need to get to the bus station early so you can be at the front of the que as there turn people away once the bus is full, despite having a ticket. ||Over all a great couple of nights, in a nice hostel. I would not hesitate to recommend to anybody wanting to stay in the area. Plus I noted that there were all types of people staying there including families and older people.

Hostel Inturjoven Huelva - The location is convenient close to the city center. Service and registration takes time. You need to make the bedlinen yourself. :) Parking only on the public street, large area / park around the building, the building is large and spacious. Breakfast included.

We stayed as a family of 4 for a couple of nights which were the beginning of an Andalucian road trip. This place is your typical hostel which caters for a range of people, both young and old. Breakfast is super basic so if you're an all inclusive type who likes a range of bread and biscuits for brekkie then stay away, as you'll feel like you've gone to a health farm and nobody likes you. Be warned: you will need to bone up your Spanish speaking if you want to achieve anything in Huelva. Seriously, it's really Spanish and this gives it its charm. The dearest meal for 4 that we bought was 18euros (yes, in total) so if you're on a budget head Huelva. All good. Night time security man likes a fag or two so if you are partial yourself, get him involved. Particularly if you want to practise your Spanish. Call them night classes! Enjoy.

This hostel in the middle of Huelva is a gem as far as I am concerned.||Value is outstanding - not sure what the handfull of negative reviewer expected:|Seven star hotel with butler and private pool, gee!?!|Same thing with the complaints about wifi: The router is next to reception and considering the thick walls and how huge this place is, only a moron would expect wifi everywhere - don't think the budget would allow for a router in every single room - try the Hilton and you might get lucky to get decent wifi in the lobby unless you pay 25 €/day!||Anyhow, for the price, the twin-share rooms are fantastic for a single person or two friends.|A couple would need to be very close in one bed (80 cm wide - been there, done that) or maybe move the beds together (-;||My room had a radiator (central heating system) and a dedicated air-condition.|Two huge cupboards store away your gear, two desks and shelves in the main room.|The bathroom is equipped with a decent shower and hot water doesn't run out opposed to a lot of other places I've stayed at within the region.||The whole outfit must have been renovated not too long ago - everything is nice and clean and looks pretty new.||The clerk doesn't speak a single word of English, however there wouldn't be much to speak anyway and I found the check-in procedure very easy with my three words of Spanish.||I'd like to thank the operators for providing outstanding facilities for the budget-oriented traveller. Cheers!

The rooms are very very basic, but that's okay for a hostel.The problem is with the wifi and staff. There should be wifi in all the structure, but actually on the second floor it didn't work. The staff didn't even say hello or goodbye, sometimes there was no one at reception to give the key. Basically I hope to never have to go there.