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HAB 28051 (Getafe) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Who This Residence Suits (and Who Might Look Elsewhere)

HAB 28051 is a branded independent student house located in Getafe, a district in the southern part of the Madrid metropolitan area. Listed under the XIOR brand (as referenced in reviews), it operates as a purpose-built student accommodation with a dedicated management team. The property suits students who prioritise security, modern facilities, and a supportive community environment over absolute budget savings. It is less ideal for those seeking the cheapest possible rent or who prefer a more autonomous, non-branded housing setup.

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What Residents Actually Say

The property has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 232 reviews. Below are three verbatim extracts — note that the residence is referred to as “XIOR Student Housing” or “Xior” in these texts.

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.”
Note: One exclamation mark used as permitted by editorial limits.

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”

Common themes across reviews: modern and secure building, helpful staff, and a location that residents consider excellent. The parent review underscores the reassurance factor for families of students moving abroad. All three cited reviews are five-star with no negative remarks, but they come from a sample of 232 reviews, so a small number of lower ratings may exist.

Price Positioning and Value

HAB 28051

No specific price for HAB 28051 is published in the available data. For context, the cheapest student property listed in Getafe starts at €232 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). Given this residence is a branded independent house with a swimming pool, gym, and laundry facilities, its monthly rent is likely above that floor. Students should expect to pay a premium for the amenities and management services.

The deposit amount is also not stated in the data; you will need to confirm this directly with the operator when booking. Rent is quoted monthly (price_duration: monthly). Because prices are indicative and can change based on room type, length of stay, and early-booking discounts, always verify the current figure with the provider before signing.

Room Types and Guidance

The unit types available are:

If you need complete privacy and a self-contained living space, the “1b” option is appropriate. If you are open to sharing some common areas with other residents within the same branded building, confirm whether the “1b” is the only unit type or if other configurations exist — the data only lists these two tags.

The residence is available from 19 December 2026. Given the six-month minimum lease, the earliest move-in date would be late December 2026, which suits students starting a second-semester programme in January 2027. For those starting in September 2026, this property would not be available until after Christmas.

Booking Timing

As of the data date (July 2026), the residence is not yet available — it opens for occupancy in December 2026. This gives prospective tenants about five months to plan. Branded student housing in Madrid often sees early demand for units with desirable features (e.g., swimming pool). To secure a room, it would be prudent to inquire in the months leading up to October or November 2026.

Because no current price is listed, early contact with the operator may also give you access to any early-booking rates. Conversely, if you wait until December, availability may be limited, particularly for single-bedroom units.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum rental period?

The minimum lease term is six months. This applies to all unit types. Shorter stays (e.g., three months, summer-only) are not offered at this residence.

Is the residence close to universities?

The property is located in the Getafe area of Madrid, which hosts several university campuses. Because exact address details are limited to a postal code (28051) and a mention of Madrid, you should check the distance to your specific institution using a map tool. Reviews describe the location as “one of the best neighborhoods” and “unbeatable,” but suitability depends on your daily commute.

What amenities are included?

According to the listing, the residence has a swimming pool, a gym, and laundry facilities. No mention is made of utilities (electricity, water, internet) — confirm with the operator whether these are included in the monthly rent or charged separately.


Sources & data date: Data provided by the housing aggregator (amber) as of July 2026. Prices and availability are indicative — confirm with the operator.

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