Stay From Hell. Firstly there was no mention on the ad that the apartment building was still not finished so imagine our shock when we get there and the apartment building is in plaster board wires hanging loose building signs everywhere. So the apartment building was not finished which led to being woken up at 7 30 in the morning by loud banging from the builders doing their job (some relaxing holiday right). If you forget about the fact that 3 nights we were woken up in the morning because of builders we can now get onto the part where the apartment is falsely advertised. The sofa bed is not a sofa bed it is a Sofa that's it they give you sheets for it but it is in no circumstances a sofa bed. This won't sleep a 3 it's for a 2. Secondly on the pictures you can see a nice big wardrobe in the bedroom only to get there and see the two biggest doors are locked when we contacted them they said the host lives in the apartments so that's her stuff, (that's fair enough if it was mentioned on the advert no mention of it at all ) so now 3 guys are left with the smallest part of the wardrobe trying to fit our clothes in there which is impossible. Only one set of keys which means if you go like we did 3 friends you cannot split because then people can't get in having to be woken up at night to open the door for someome because there is only one set of keys. communication was a bit off messaging about the WiFi not working got no response till I messaged again with question marks at the end of the day. overall I think it was quite falsely advertised the apartment was in good condition but for the lies that were given which affected our stay immensely I would recommend going somewhere else. when asking for recommendations for stuff to do in Madrid like it mentioned on their advert just got completely ignored.