I think it's important to note that this was a storage room converted into a studio. The entrance to this room is through a small door in the 4th floor. Then you walk through a short and narrow hallway where we had to duck for about 12 meters to get to the actual door to the studio. I consider myself pretty active and in shape, and even for me having to walk up those steep stairs was a big hassle. I found myself not wanting to come in and out throughout the day just to avoid the hassle of the stairs, the short hallway and the two doors with multiple locks (we had to keep track of 4 keys). Because this was a storage room, the insulation was not great so the room was cold. She has a small heater but it was not enough (no extra blankets provided). I actually got sick the first morning I spent there. She mentioned the hot water runs out quickly so we rushed through our showers hoping the hot water wouldn't run out on us. We were hoping we could use the washer but when we asked her she said a part was messed up and she recommended we only use a 15 min quick wash and only fill up less than half. We didn't use it. Even though the location is not in the center of Madrid, it got pretty loud at night (I'm a light sleeper). The first night there my boyfriend and I were hoping nothing would come apart or malfunction because the room is not an actual apartment but a storage room. Luckily there were not malfunctions and the noises the water heater would make were nothing to worry about. After we got used to the inconvenience of the room itself, we did enjoy the neighborhood, convenience stores and being able to walk everywhere. Diana was nice to call a taxi for us to pick us up in the morning for our early flight home.