This new-school hostel cranks up the cool factor with its stainless-steel lamps, sleek bar, blonde-wood bunks, brightly coloured bathrooms and communal kitchen that's just a little Jamie Oliver. Snooze in the tranquil courtyard, also used for al fresco film screenings (the popcorn is free!). Other freebies include food with any cocktail purchase during happy hour.
La Controra
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