Y Hostel - Albergue Juvenil
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Disabled facilities
Hairdryer
Ticket office
More about Y Hostel - Albergue Juvenil
Y Hostel - Albergue Juvenil
Boasting a terrace, Y Hostel - Albergue Juvenil is situated in Palma de Mallorca in the Majorca region, 2.4 km from Cala Major Beach. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 9 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
The weirdest hostel I’ve ever stayed at 😐
The common area shuts down at 11 p.m. — so you can’t even finish your book on the couch because the couches and tables are closed off. Meanwhile, the city outside is still alive and partying all night.
Great place if you’ve just survived a long flight and your only goal is to sleep. But if you’re looking to socialize, meet people, or actually enjoy the hostel atmosphere… good luck. 😆
I’m not a teenager anymore, so I’m definitely not expecting a crazy party hostel, but I’ve stayed in much better hostels with a much more relaxed vibe.
The staff were nice and professional, but some of the rules and the overall atmosphere are a little strange for a hostel. It feels more like a strict sleeping pod where you can quickly grab a bite, take a shower, go to bed, and disappear until morning.
The common area shuts down at 11 p.m. — so you can’t even finish your book on the couch because the couches and tables are closed off. Meanwhile, the city outside is still alive and partying all night.
Great place if you’ve just survived a long flight and your only goal is to sleep. But if you’re looking to socialize, meet people, or actually enjoy the hostel atmosphere… good luck. 😆
I’m not a teenager anymore, so I’m definitely not expecting a crazy party hostel, but I’ve stayed in much better hostels with a much more relaxed vibe.
The staff were nice and professional, but some of the rules and the overall atmosphere are a little strange for a hostel. It feels more like a strict sleeping pod where you can quickly grab a bite, take a shower, go to bed, and disappear until morning.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 25 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
The staff was very good and supportive when needed help to find around in Palma.
Solo traveller
UK
Comment: 2 Mar 2026
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Good Value Hostel with Everything You Need
Visited Mallorca for the Christmas bank holiday.
The hostel closed for a short break on the final day of my stay, so it was quieter than I expected—though this didn’t detract from the experience.
Location:
The hostel is well situated on a main bus route from the city center. It’s just a short walk down steps to the marina, a slightly longer (uphill) walk to the castle, and close to the Porto Pi shopping center and nearby eateries.
Room/Comfort:
The room is essentially a large dorm with beds along both walls—around 16 beds in my room, so it’s not the quietest. Each bunk has a locker underneath, shared between the two bunks above it.
Facilities:
The kitchen is well equipped with everything you’d need to cook or prepare meals, though the fridge was predictably packed (as is typical in hostels). The bathroom is clean and modern, with reliably hot showers. One standout feature: the hostel provides assigned hooks outside the bathroom for hanging towels, along with a dehumidifier to dry them—a thoughtful touch. The lounge and dining area are cozy, if a bit small, and there’s also a laundry area.
Service:
All the staff were polite and spoke English fluently.
Extras:
You can book tours through the hostel, and I believe there’s a computer available for guest use.
The hostel closed for a short break on the final day of my stay, so it was quieter than I expected—though this didn’t detract from the experience.
Location:
The hostel is well situated on a main bus route from the city center. It’s just a short walk down steps to the marina, a slightly longer (uphill) walk to the castle, and close to the Porto Pi shopping center and nearby eateries.
Room/Comfort:
The room is essentially a large dorm with beds along both walls—around 16 beds in my room, so it’s not the quietest. Each bunk has a locker underneath, shared between the two bunks above it.
Facilities:
The kitchen is well equipped with everything you’d need to cook or prepare meals, though the fridge was predictably packed (as is typical in hostels). The bathroom is clean and modern, with reliably hot showers. One standout feature: the hostel provides assigned hooks outside the bathroom for hanging towels, along with a dehumidifier to dry them—a thoughtful touch. The lounge and dining area are cozy, if a bit small, and there’s also a laundry area.
Service:
All the staff were polite and spoke English fluently.
Extras:
You can book tours through the hostel, and I believe there’s a computer available for guest use.
Solo traveller
Comment: 20 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
Horrible experience
Horrible experience with this mediocre staff after 4 hours wait + pay 30 € to hold mas dex30 años are anule pasque manage it a vulgar mexicano insinuating that I was drugs j was tired for arriving at midnight is wait and see at the airport × 4 for the room to mediocre staff
Hotel response
Comment: 17 Oct 2025
Dear guest,
We’re truly sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. Please note that the “alberguista card” is a legal requirement in Mallorca for guests over 30 years old. We understand this may not be convenient, but unfortunately it’s not something we can change, as we must comply with local regulations.
Regarding our staff, we always strive to be kind, helpful, and respectful, which is reflected in the many positive reviews that place us among the top-rated hostels in Mallorca. We’re sorry if this wasn’t your impression during your stay.
We sincerely appreciate your feedback, as it helps us to keep improving.
Kind regards,
Y Hostel Management
We’re truly sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. Please note that the “alberguista card” is a legal requirement in Mallorca for guests over 30 years old. We understand this may not be convenient, but unfortunately it’s not something we can change, as we must comply with local regulations.
Regarding our staff, we always strive to be kind, helpful, and respectful, which is reflected in the many positive reviews that place us among the top-rated hostels in Mallorca. We’re sorry if this wasn’t your impression during your stay.
We sincerely appreciate your feedback, as it helps us to keep improving.
Kind regards,
Y Hostel Management
Solo traveller
Comment: 30 Apr 2025
The hostel is really nice, specially the reception employees.
Despite this, the hot water was not working, which lowered a bit the quality of my experience.
Despite this, the hot water was not working, which lowered a bit the quality of my experience.
Location
126 Avinguda de Joan Miró, El Terreno, Palma, 07015, Spain|2.83 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please note that under Royal Decree 933/2021, effective February 1, 2025, hotels in Spain may request certain personal information at check-in, including but not limited to identification, address, email, and phone number for guests 14 and older, as well as proof of relationship with minors under 14.
Children require an extra bed to sleep in the room.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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