You can‘t be more central than this, and although the Rick Steves „Best of Spain“ guidebook 2016 calls the area north of Gran Via/Calle de la Luna „a meat eating flower“ (p158) and warns readers not to stray there we found it actually most charming and safe. Laura was not there but arranged for chocolate and bubbly on our arrival, has coffee and a coffee machine, breakfast stuff in the cupboard and a milk in the fridge - very thoughtful. The flat is very unusual, with lovely nooks and tasteful deco. Just for those who might easily feel uneasy: this is not on the top floor, as the word „loft“ might suggest to some. Quite the opposite: the living room is on the ground floor, the second matrass is a few steps up from there on a small landing, and the main bedroom and bathroom are actually underground, with no windows, but high ceilings.