Cute apartment in nice area of Madrid. Very comfortable master bed (I have a bad back and did great on it), decent but very hard futon (not the worst I've slept on). Alfonso was kind enough to meet us for a late arrival. Place is very near a school and you will hear screaming children throughout the day if you're not up and out by 10am; we were not informed of this upon booking. Some design flaws that made the stay not the most pleasant, including some very steep / uneven steps that you must constantly climb as the apt is stacked on 3 levels: kitchen/bathroom 0, living room/futon 1, and master 2. It's a very petite space and a heavier-than-average person would not be comfortable here. Anyone with knee/feet/back injuries or mobility issues might also want to reconsider a stay here. The shower is tiny and poorly designed, as anytime we turned around we moved the shower handle, changing the temperature drastically with the risk of burn. Upon arrival we were left with 3 half-used rolls of toilet paper and when we asked for more, were told to buy our own. No paper towels were provided. No instructions were left for anything, so we spent a lot of our first few days figuring out how to use the washer, the stove, the microwave, etc. Would have very much appreciated some user instructions for a more seamless stay. Foreigners may not know or understand the symbols used on all these appliances. Alfonso was however very responsive and helpful and we appreciated that.