My husband Rich stayed in the flat. Here is his review:
This was a fantastic place to stay!
The location could not have been better. Within three blocks you will find at least: Thirty restaurants , Ten bus lines!!, Two gelato shops, Metro line, grocery store, Vodaphone store, and Much, much, more
I’m somewhat mobility challenged so I rode the bus a LOT. I bought a four-day tourist Metro/bus pass at the airport metro station for 25 euros. We could get many places without even changing buses.
A word of caution: the Madrid airport has two or three Metro stops. My daughter came to one while I was at another. We were both “at the main Metro entrance” but could not find each other because were several kilometers apart! Not fun for a jet lagged old man!
The bed was great - I slept well. A/C was welcome but mostly not needed.
I bought some ham, cheese, olives, and beverages at the grocery a block away. We sat on the spacious patio/balcony in the late afternoons relaxing and enjoying a snack.
A couple of cons:
you will need to stock all your own kitchen amenities (sugar, tea, coffee, etc)
the tiny shower posed a challenge for my rotund body.
PS Don’t go out onto the patio without the patio door key because there is no handle to get back in. The handle isn’t missing, the door was made without an outside handle. The only way to get in was with the key. My daughter locked herself out. I was there, so no problem; but if she had been alone… She was perfectly safe on the big patio but seven floors up - it would have been difficult to get help if her cell phone was inside.