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Moratines (Getafe) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Who is this residence suited for?

Moratines is a student housing property located in the Arganzuela neighbourhood of Madrid (city data lists the administrative area as Getafe, but the physical address is 9, Arganzuela, 28005 Madrid, Spain). It is operated under the XIOR brand, as reflected in resident reviews. The property offers non-ensuite rooms and operates as a branded independent house. With a monthly price range of €580–€855 (indicative — confirm with operator), it sits well above Getafe’s city-wide from-price of €232 per month. That makes Moratines a mid-to-premium option for students who prioritise location, security, and a modern living environment over the cheapest possible rent.

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What residents actually say

The property holds a Google rating of 4.8 based on 232 reviews. Three sample reviews are available:

Jemag 2731 (5/5): “Staying at XIOR Student Housing has been one of the highlights of my academic year. The building is modern, secure, and very well located (one of the best neighborhoods in Madrid). The rooms are bright, comfortable, and equipped with everything a student could ask for. What really stood out to me, though, was the atmos” (text truncated in source).

Beck D (5/5): “I stayed at the Xior for a semester and I couldn’t have chosen a better place to stay in Madrid! Unbeatable location and very friendly people always willing to help. I’d definitely be back for another semester if I could.”

Anas Sadqane (5/5): “My daughter lives has been living at this residence for about 8 months now and she absolutely loves it. We were originally hesitant for our daughter to go abroad. However, XIOR has an amazing staff and they reassured us. The residence is really well located and it was relatively easy for us to get to her when we visite” (text truncated).

The common themes are: excellent location, friendly and reassuring staff, modern and secure building. The review from a parent suggests that Moratines also appeals to families who want peace of mind while their child studies abroad.

Price positioning vs the city’s from-price

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Getafe’s city-wide from-price for student housing on this platform is €232 per month. That figure represents the cheapest available option (likely a shared non-ensuite room in a less central area). Moratines’ minimum price of €580 is about 150% higher. The maximum of €855 is nearly four times the from-price.

To contextualise: €580–€855 monthly for a shared bathroom room in a managed residence is common for central Madrid. Arganzuela is not a low-cost neighbourhood. If you compare this to other non-ensuite rooms in the same district, the price is competitive for a modern, all‑inclusive, well-reviewed building. However, if you are willing to commute from outer districts or Getafe proper, you can easily find a private room for €350–€500.

Key takeaway: You are paying a premium for location, security, and included bills. If budget is the primary driver, Moratines is not the cheapest option in the city.

Room-type guidance

Two unit types are listed:

  1. Non-ensuite – a private room with shared bathroom and kitchen (or communal facilities). This is the standard for most student residences at this price point. Each room is furnished with a bed, desk, storage, and likely includes Wi-Fi. Expect to share with a small group of flatmates.

  2. Branded independent house – this likely refers to a house managed by the same operator (XIOR) but possibly with a slightly different layout. Practical differences are minor; the core offering is the same non-ensuite arrangement.

There is no ensuite option at Moratines. If you want a private bathroom, you will need to look at other properties in Madrid that offer ensuite studios or apartments, which typically start around €700–€900 monthly.

Tip for choosing: Since all units are non-ensuite, decide based on floor level, natural light (reviews mention rooms are “bright”), and proximity to common areas. If available, request a room on a higher floor for less street noise.

Booking timing

The property is listed with availability for the 2026–2027 academic year (based on the data date for this article: 2026-07). The minimum lease is 4 months, so you can book for a full semester (September–January or February–June) or for the entire academic year.

Because of the high Google rating (4.8) and limited reviews count (232), this residence is popular but not enormous. For the 2026–2027 intake, it is wise to book as early as possible – ideally before May 2026 – to secure a room in this specific building. If you are considering a 2027 start, monitor availability from early 2027.

Given the property’s central Madrid location and positive resident feedback, demand is likely to be strong, especially for the September intake. Late bookings may result in limited room choices or higher-priced units.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the monthly rent?

The rent covers accommodation, Wi-Fi, and utility bills (electricity, water, gas) as per the “bills_included” tag. There is also an on-site laundry facility. Confirm exact inclusions with the operator, as some residences charge extra for laundry usage or require a deposit (no deposit amount is listed at this time).

Is there a private bathroom option?

No. All listed room types are non-ensuite, meaning you share a bathroom with other residents in the same flat or floor. If a private bathroom is essential, consider other student properties in Madrid that offer ensuite studios.

How far is it from major universities in Madrid?

The property is located in Arganzuela, which is well connected by metro (line 3 and line 6), bus, and train (Atocha station is a 15‑minute walk). Travel times vary:

Check your specific campus location before booking.


Sources & data date: 2026-07. Property information from AmberStudent platform; Google reviews verbatim as provided; city from-price €232 and property count 97 from the same dataset.

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