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Hostel in Torla-Ordesa with family rooms, private bathrooms and a terrace; it offers shared spaces and activities such as hiking, cycling and skiing near Ordesa.
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Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido is a hostel in Torla-Ordesa, next to Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park and 140 m from the Torla Ethnological Museum. It combines private rooms for couples and families with shared spaces, making it suitable for mountain breaks and group trips.
The seven options include double, quadruple and family rooms, all with a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 15 to 45 m²; some have a balcony, and some categories offer mountain or inner courtyard views. The largest family room is 45 m², and several options have bunk beds.
The hostel has a terrace, a shared lounge and free WiFi in the common areas. It also offers a tour desk and family rooms. Nearby, you’ll find the Church of San Salvador, 110 m away, and the Torla-Ordesa Visitor Centre, 220 m away. Hiking, cycling and skiing are among the activities available in Torla-Ordesa and the surrounding area.
The seven options include double, quadruple and family rooms, with a maximum capacity of two to five people. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 15 to 45 m²: the family rooms offer more space to share, while the double rooms are more compact. Depending on the category, beds are doubles, singles or bunk beds.
Some rooms have a balcony, and one also has a terrace; views vary too, with options overlooking the mountains or an inner courtyard. The Classic Quadruple Room includes a sofa and dining area, while the Superior Family Room combines a balcony and sofa in 38 m². One of the double rooms is on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible. This lets you choose according to capacity, space, views and outdoor features, with a private bathroom in every category.
At 20 m², this Classic Quadruple Room has a balcony overlooking a quiet street, a sofa and a dining area, setting it apart from the Standard Quadruple Room. The private bathroom has a shower, and its four bunk beds accommodate up to four people. A flat-screen TV completes the room.
This is the largest room, at 45 m², with mountain views that distinguish it from the other family room categories. It has a sofa, wardrobe, parquet flooring and heating; its four single beds accommodate up to four people. A flat-screen TV completes this spacious option.
At 20 m², this Double Room is larger than the other room in the same category, which measures 15 m². It’s on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible; it also has a desk and a walk-in shower. Its layout is practical for two people.
This 15 m² Standard Quadruple Room makes good use of its space with four bunk beds and also has a balcony and terrace overlooking a quiet street. The sofa provides a place to sit, and outdoor furniture lets you use the terrace. It’s more compact than the 20 m² Classic Quadruple Room.
At 15 m², this is the more compact Double Room. It’s on the ground floor and has views of a quiet street, a wardrobe and heating. Compared with the other Double Room, which is 20 m² and wheelchair accessible, it offers a smaller space for two people.
This 30 m² family room accommodates up to five people and combines three single beds with two bunk beds. The balcony overlooks an inner courtyard, setting it apart from the 45 m² Family Room, which has mountain views. It also has a desk and wardrobe.
At 38 m², this Superior Family Room has a balcony and views of an inner courtyard, as well as a sofa to relax on in the room. Its layout combines two single beds and one double bed for up to four people. It’s larger than the 30 m² Family Room and has a wardrobe.
The hostel offers practical services for an active stay in Torla-Ordesa. There’s free WiFi in the common areas, a flat-screen TV and family rooms, as well as options adapted for guests with reduced mobility. The terrace and outdoor furniture provide space outside, while the shared lounge and games room offer places to relax indoors.
Activities include hiking, cycling, skiing, fishing and horse riding. For leisure, there are also board games and puzzles, along with an indoor play area. Daily housekeeping, heating and a non-smoking policy throughout the property complete the general facilities. Rooms have a private bathroom, shower, hairdryer and power sockets near the bed; there’s also a shared kitchen.
Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido is at C/ Nueva,1, in Torla-Ordesa, 50 m from the village centre. Nearby points of interest include the Church of San Salvador and Travecinal Municipal Park, both 110 m away, and the Torla Ethnological Museum, 140 m away. The Torla-Ordesa Visitor Centre is 220 m away. La Brecha and A Borda Samper are 40 m away, and Nur café is 10 m away.
Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park is part of the immediate surroundings; Ordesa National Park is 100 m away. You can also visit the Sorrosal Via Ferrata, 2.8 km away, and Sorrosal Waterfall, 3.1 km away. Broto is 2.9 km away and Oto is 3.5 km away. For viewpoints, Mirador de La Cruceta is 1.8 km away and Mirador d'o Molar is 3.2 km away.
Torla-Ordesa is a base for exploring Pyrenean landscapes and visiting the park. In the milder months, hiking and cycling let you explore the surroundings; nearby waterfalls include Molinieto Waterfall, 2.8 km away, and Turieto Waterfall, 3.6 km away. In the colder season, skiing is among the activities available in the area. The village also offers cultural visits to the church and museum, and the Visitor Centre is a short distance from the accommodation.
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Guests particularly value the staff’s attentiveness, the condition of the facilities and the cleanliness. They also appreciate the comfortable beds and value for money. The WiFi connection receives a more moderate rating than the other highlighted aspects.
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Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido is at C/ Nueva,1, in Torla-Ordesa; the village centre is 50 m away. The hostel has no private parking, so it doesn’t offer on-site spaces for cars. The Church of San Salvador is 110 m away and the Torla-Ordesa Visitor Centre is 220 m away. Ordesa National Park is 100 m away.
Next to Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido, Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park is 0 m away and Ordesa National Park is 100 m away. The Church of San Salvador is 110 m away; the Torla Ethnological Museum is 140 m away, and the Torla-Ordesa Visitor Centre is 220 m away. For a longer outing, Broto is 2.9 km away and Sorrosal Waterfall is 3.1 km away.
The minimum stay at Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido is two nights. Therefore, a one-night booking doesn’t meet the minimum stay requirement.
Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido offers free WiFi in the common areas. Free access is available in these shared spaces, alongside the shared lounge.
Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido has a wheelchair-accessible double room on the ground floor. The upper floors are only accessible by stairs, which is worth bearing in mind when choosing a room.
Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido offers family rooms measuring 30, 38 and 45 m². The 30 m² room accommodates up to five people and has a balcony overlooking an inner courtyard; the 45 m² room has mountain views. The 38 m² Superior Family Room also has a balcony and courtyard views.
Hostel-Albergue Monte Perdido has no on-site parking. The accommodation doesn’t offer private parking spaces for cars.