What this compact apartment lacks in size, it makes up for in style. Cool and contemporary, we think it works best for solo travellers, couples, and digital nomads – especially those keen to explore Madrid on foot. The living space has funky neon signs and industrial-chic accents. Though snug, the kitchen is well-suited to rustling up light bites – there's also a high-top table that can be used as a work-from-home space. The cherry on top is the location in La Latina. You'll find restaurants and tapas bars aplenty here, plus all the must-see landmarks like Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace are about a ten-minute walk away.

Home truths:
*This apartment is quite small, so it won’t suit those wanting a lot of space to stretch out.
*There isn’t a dining table here, but there is a high-top table with bar stools where you can eat your meals. It can also double as a laptop-friendly workspace.
*Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise throughout your stay. The main bedroom faces the street, so we suggest parking earplugs if you're a light sleeper.