Located in Atocha, this home will put you within walking distance of Madrid's famous sights–and we mean all of them. From Plaza Mayor to the Prado, you'll be surrounded by the best of Madrid whatever direction you head off to. Retro Baroque is an eclectic home that doesn't hide its eccentricities. Classical styles mix with transparent polymers in a bold attempt to create a contemporary look. It's not for everyone, but with luxurious touches and natural light, it's best suited for urban explorers seeking comfort after a long day.

Home truths:
* This home is located on a lively street, which is busy during the day and night – light sleepers beware
* There is no elevator to this first floor home – those with limited mobility or heavy suitcases might not be comfortable here
* When we visited, we spotted some dust and scratches on the furniture
* Although the kitchen is well-equipped with appliances, it doesn't have the basic staples or enough space to cook an elaborate meal
* The smallest of the bedrooms can still sleep two, but the last guest will have to settle for the pull-out bed