We were a group of four adults consisting of a couple and two singles, so there were more bedrooms than we needed and the perfect number of bathrooms. Two bedrooms, one of which is the bunk room, are en suite, and the other three share a large bathroom.
Working with Miguel was easy, as he was very responsive. He showed us around the apartment and took the time to explain the workings of the television. He also told us where to buy provisions and gave suggestions on where to eat. The Salamanca district is great for shopping and there are restaurants near the apartment.
The apartment was very clean with fresh linen and large, fluffy bath towels. The beds were very comfortable. Be aware that the front two bedrooms face the street, so can experience noise, but it wasn’t enough to wake me up. There was plenty of china and cutlery, and the kitchen was well-equipped with modern appliances. There was good seating in the living room for a large party.
The kitchen is down the hall from the living/dining room, so we made good use of the tray that was provided. The kitchen is not large, so it isn’t made for a group of cooks to congregate in. The bunk room was probably originally the maid’s room and is right off the kitchen.
The National Archaeological Museum on Calle de Serrano, which is one of my favorites, is an easy walk, as is the Museo Lazaro Galdiano, which is certainly worth a visit. The three main art museums are a little further, but easily reached by metro if you don’t want to walk, and the old part of town is also convenient by metro. The Madrid metro is easy to use and everything is clearly marked.
We would definitely stay in this apartment again.