My stay in Melvin Enrique’s “apartment” was simply OK, nothing more, nothing less, but at the same time it was a bit of a deception. I never met Melvin Enrique ; I was met by a very nice assistant of his who let me into the room and explained everything to me. The “apartment” is a small studio flat (a small bedroom, shower room and kitchenette) inside a space that had been a larger apartment that had been divided into 4 studios. The flat is located in an apartment building on an alley behind a large hotel in central Madrid. There is very little natural light that enters the room from alley. When I entered the studio for the first time I was surprised that it was very different from the spacious apartment with lots of light that was shown in the photos on the Airbnb website. The Airbnb photos were very deceptive. The positive points : 1) The studio was very clean. 2) The location is central Madrid with easy access to everywhere in the city. 3) Entering and leaving the flat is uncomplicated. The negative points : 1) The studio is noisy. The walls are very thin and noise can be heard from the other 3 studios. 2) The studio can not be locked from the inside. The door lock is broken from the inside and there is only a flimsy latch to secure the door from the inside. However, the door can be locked when leaving the flat. 3) The temperature control knob for the refrigerator is broken and anything put in the refrigerator becomes frozen. My milk carton was surprisingly a solid block of ice when I went to put milk on my cereal my first morning there ! My bottom line is that I would have a difficulty recommending this studio.