Okay, let's start with this home's location. It's not in the centre of Madrid, but it's under a five-minute stroll to the Usera Metro station. From there, it's a twenty-minute ride into the historic Puerta del Sol, the city's heart. What can we say about the apartment itself? It has everything you need for a comfortable stay, but the open-plan living room is a little soulless, perhaps (the bedrooms do have some vibrant wallpaper, though). If you don’t fancy eating out, you can create some tasty Spanish cuisine in the kitchen, though at full capacity, two guests will have to eat on the sofa.

Home truths:
*Please note you'll need to pick up the keys from the office.
*There's no dining table here, and there are only two stools at the breakfast bar, so at full capacity, two guests will have to eat on the sofa.
*One bedroom has a glass door, but it has a curtain for privacy.
*Given the home's location, you may hear some street noise during your stay.
*This accommodation does not accept groups of young people.
*Due to this home's location, you'll need to hop on public transport or hire a car to get the most out of your stay.