This place is just fine if you’re looking for more of a hotel experience and a place to spend the night. It’s a clean, simple room to stay in but had the hotel vibe with not a ton to do around the neighborhood (there are a few little restaurants and corner stores). It was fine for us because we just needed a place somewhat close to the airport(15 minutes on metro and about a 7 minute walk from the station). Host is pretty detached and the check in process is all digital, so make sure you have a smart phone because you can’t unlock the door without it. Good thing we did! Because we didn’t know in advance. Also, because of that,there are no early check ins because you can’t unlock until 3pm. It’s timed, so not one minute before. Also, there is no place to leave your bags if you arrive before and need to wait out the time. Which is also fine, but when I asked the host if she recommended any place around the neighborhood (cafe/restaurant) to spend some time in while we wait, we were told to “just stop off at any place along the way that looks good.” Good thing we just waited out the time at the airport because there wasn’t much along the way. The reason we love traveling Airbnb is because we can connect with locals and get tips. We didn’t find this to be the case.
The place itself is cute and modern, but it must have been brand new and recently renovated because it smelled really intense of paint and plastic. The shower is great with plenty of hot water but the a/c wasn’t doing much to cool off the room. But we found this to be true in most places in Spain during the hot summer.
Overall, it was clean and did the trick for the price.