The apartment is well situated, close to the Tirso de Molina plaza/metro stop. It is over a neighborhood bar that closes early. The bedrooms were nice. The showers had to be hand held due to broken brackets. The old wooden windows did not block well the noise from the streets just outside which had frequent yelling, banging, and fighting through the several nights we were there.
My emails to Anah in the days leading up to arrival were not answered, and only after I arrived in Madrid and got a Spanish SIM card and called her did I find out how to get into the apartment. She said we could go there and leave our bags and talk to Paloma. We talked to Paloma, a lovely person, for a long time, although not in a word of English. We got the gist of it, but written multilingual instrutions would have been better.