A little hiccup at the start, but Santiago was quick to fix everything and from there all went perfectly. The flat is well-laid out with a very nice living room (the first picture), a good size double bedroom, a smaller bedroom with two singles and a bathroom all surrounding a central dining area with a galley kitchen. Don't be put off by the word "unique" in the description. No one has told Santiago that in the US that's realtor talk for weird. The apartment is not weird but charming. It has all you need, great wifi, cooking supplies and really good air conditioning (essential). There is a lift. The location is good - half block from the Novaciado stop. More importantly (since the Madrid metro is not as useful as other cities', such as Barcelona's), you are a reasonable walk from most places you will want to see. You will probably spend most of your time below Gran Via, but I suggest spending some time wandering the neighborhood behind the apartment (like an evening at one of the cafes on Plaza del 2 de Mayo or a stroll down Calle Hortaleza). It has a kind of East Village feel. We had a great meal and fun evening on the Plaza at Cabreira Bar just off the square on Calle Ruiz. Also recommend a great place for breakfast - Rincon on the top of Calle del Espiritu Santo