You'll love holing up after a long day exploring in this chic and cosy apartment. It's a mish-mash of styles – think traditional shuttered windows with Juliet balconies, square yellow chairs and colourful art prints all swirled together – but something about it works, and we have no doubt you'll feel right at home. The glossy kitchen impresses, too – when you're not out and about, you can rustle up tapas to share alongside a bottle of wine around the table. We also love the main bedroom, with its walk-in wardrobe, lavish en-suite and a sleek white colour scheme creating a glamorous haven where you can unwind. And, of course, there's the excellent location. Salamanca is a hotbed of upscale eateries, trendy cocktail bars and designer shopping. Enjoy morning strolls through Parque de El Retiro (a twelve-minute walk), dine on gourmet meals at Platea Madrid food hall (five minutes on foot) or hop on the metro and do some sightseeing – Serrano station is only steps away. Whatever you get up to, there's no denying that this is a lively spot with plenty to keep you busy – whether it's your first time in Madrid or you're a seasoned visitor. Home truths: *The fourth guest will sleep on a pull-out trundle bed, which is better suited to children. *This home is located in a central spot, so it may get noisy . *The kitchen lacks basic cleaning supplies, so you might want to bring your own. *If needed, the dining table can be used as a laptop-friendly workspace. *No parking is provided, but a car isn't necessary in Madrid – there are multiple metro stations nearby. *This flat is in an apartment building with a shared entrance.