I have very mixed feelings on this listing...both absolutely excellent as well as definitely bothered. Anouk's place has loads of quirky charm and a spectacular view from 3 different terraces. Due to the continued rain in Madrid while we were there, we were unable to enjoy the spectacular rooftop terrace which was a disappointment, but no fault of anyone's. Our visit was however negatively impacted by an intense sewage smell that permeated the entire apartment during nearly our entire stay. It was so strong and unpleasant and therefore made the stay much less desirable than we had hoped. Additionally, I do want to mention that the state of the bathroom sink had us all feeling that it was less than sanitary. Water from the previous guests was still pooling in the crevices of the sink and it was impossible to have it rinsed out because of the organic stone shape of the sink. It honestly just felt gross to us and so we all brushed our teeth in the kitchen sink (which still doesn't even angle used water back towards the drain.) As an interior decorator I can appreciate the idea of a unique sink, but the unsanitary nature of the drain on it leaves guests feeling grossed out. We did enjoy the stay, but I'd probably look to stay elsewhere in the future. Additionally if you're planning to stay for a lengthened period of time, be aware that you're walking up about 7 stories every single time to get to the place, so if stairs aren't your jam, you best get your good view from a place with an elevator. The view however is absolutely the greatest selling point for this property and you've got that without question. It is spectacular into the Plaza Mayor and the street outside as well as the rooftop terrace which has 360 degree views of Madrid. Without question the absolute best part of this place. There are so many different lamps and light switches in this place that you're forever clicking buttons to try to illuminate a space, but the ambience is charming once you finally click and press to the desired illumination. I loved the antique touches and exposed beams...the place is charmingly decorated and undoubtedly quirky, but there are definitely some features that could use some attention.