There's no fisheye lens in Rosario's photos, which is why it might be hard to grasp. It is indeed small, but there's a couple of windows to freshen it up, plus air conditioning, a great bathroom, and it looks like actual people live there. We found it to be within walking distance from places like Lavapiés and the Reina Sofia museum, and pretty close to the subway when we were too tired to walk. It was just perfect for that five-day break, when you just need an affordable, but decent place to crash. Rosario's english wasn't perfect but we got along just fine. She patiently waited for us in the apartment when our flight was late and was very gentle. She left us juice, coffee, and other breakfast goodies. One day there was a very mild water leak, which we promptly reported to her; it was fixed the next day, and a bottle of chilean wine was on our table to soak away all our worries. Recommended!