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Cosy and comfortable, this home in Chamartín is ideal for business travellers. Though it's not in central Madrid, this is the city's financial hub, and a nearby metro station makes it easy to explore if sightseeing is on the agenda. It's also well-placed to catch a Real Madrid game – perfect for football fans. Inside, the decor is elegant, and the space is relatively roomy. The main bedroom even has a dressing room and en-suite shower. Factor in the small desk and it does the job for a fuss-free getaway – just note that there’s an extra fee for towels.

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Located in Madrid's Ibiza district, you’ll find this apartment a short stroll from El Retiro Park. The neighbourhood, with its tree-lined streets, also has a vibrant gastronomic scene, so there are plenty of eateries to enjoy. With its excellent transport links, this apartment is the perfect base for exploring all that Madrid has to offer. There are views of the street and area from this place’s narrow balconies off the living room and main bedroom. And if you prefer to cook at home, there’s a well-appointed kitchen here – this apartment has everything you need for a comfy stay.

Retiro Urban Harmony

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What this apartment may lack in size, it makes up for in location. It’s an ideal base for a couple or solo traveller – and for those in Madrid on business, the desk will be a welcome bonus. With a sofa bed for two extra guests, it works nicely for families who are happy to share their space, too. The kitchen and bathroom are both on the small side, but you’ll find all the key ingredients for a comfortable stay here. Locally, culture abounds with a plethora of museums nearby, or El Retiro Park for a stroll or morning jog.

The Charms of Madrid

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This is an elaborate home that impresses with the broad strokes as well as fine ones. An enviable structure with high ceilings and big windows is filled with custom-made furniture that leaves plenty of space to move around. We loved the use of space that puts desks, chairs and bold art pieces in unexpected places – against all odds, it works.

The Porcelain Penguin

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Based around an open living area, Peaks & Valleys is well proportioned and generally a sociable space. It’s not in pristine condition, as evidenced by the marks on the walls, but that’s an aesthetic consideration, and doesn’t make the home any less comfortable. The metro station in Lavapiés is close to the flat, and while the square outside is a little rough around the edges, there are several lively bars and restaurants.


Peaks & Valleys

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Blue Torito is a chilled-out home located in one of the liveliest parts of Madrid. Even though it sports a gentle colour palette, it uses patterns and textures to give it a bit more spunk. From woven carpets to the textured headboards, it's apparent that the hosts like playing with details. The design is somewhat lacking a coherent theme, but Blue Torito is still a solid, bright, and comfortable choice, with access to a resident-only pool and terrace. 

Blue Torito

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With a statue of King Philip III in the middle, Madrid’s majestic 16th-century Plaza Mayor truly is a spot for royalty. While these days it’s more about fabulous alfresco drinking and dining spots, as well as festivals and markets, it’s still pretty incredible to be able to stay in a flat on this iconic plaza. Let the doorman greet you and help take your luggage up to the third floor. Your host is here to help. They’re keen to offer their recommendations for restaurants, events, and the best local shops. If you’re staying a while, there’s even a complimentary welcome package to make your stay extra special. Of course the first thing you’ll notice inside is the fantastic view of the square – you’ve got more than one balconette at the French windows for that. Another gorgeous feature is the original wooden timber beams on the walls, a beautiful contrast to the modern look and feel of the decor. And if you do ever tire of being right in the city centre, take a twenty-minute walk to El Retiro Park. Find lush green spaces and a boating lake where you can while away the afternoon.

The King's Square

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Madrid is the vibrant, beating heart of Spain where wine bar chatter runs long into the night and the handsome streets are packed with galleries and museums. This apartment, in soothing neutral tones, is a haven away from the hubbub. Set around an internal courtyard, bedrooms are blissfully quiet. The master is a medley of candyfloss and dusky pink with a simple raw wood bed frame adding a boho touch. The bright living room with its big window can be set up as a social space for dining and hanging out on the sofa, or as a third bedroom with a Murphy bed folding down. You’re in the cultural heart of Madrid here, a ten-minute walk to the world-famous Prado museum and beautiful botanic gardens, and twelve minutes to Plaza Mayor.

Hyacinth

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Furnished with attention to detail and an appreciation for natural materials, this home knows how to make the best out of its assets. While the two balconies make sure that there's plenty of light in the living room and kitchen, wooden details in each room add to a coherent style that is most obviously expressed through the exposed wooden beams. We felt that the two bedrooms could benefit from an update, but the living room with the open-plan kitchen is one of the most stylish spaces we've seen in Madrid so far. 

The Byzantine

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This fabulous three-bedroom apartment is stylishly decorated throughout and brimming with character. The open-plan living room has lovely high ceilings, beautiful period windows, and a bright and airy feel. The bedrooms might not be the largest bedrooms we've ever seen, but they all have a lovely, calming feel and do the job just fine. We also love all the original paintings  throughout the home - this host has style!

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It's not every day that you get to stay somewhere quite like Villafranca. From the large seventeenth-century stone wall to the escape tunnel that doubles as a coffee table, the exposed wooden beams to the double height ceilings – history and character really are everywhere you look. We're not sure how practical the door that's been upcycled into a dining table will be for eating but, as it's located in central La Latina, there's no shortage of tapas restaurants, beautiful gardens, and food markets nearby.

Villafranca

A modern rustic home in the heart of Malasańa is a rare find. Behind the serious Nordic, highly polished furniture lies a love for traditional building materials and azulejo tiles. Some rooms in this home don't get as much sunlight as they should, but the yellow shutters in the master bedroom and living room are a unique way to highlight the unusually-placed windows.

Red Velvet

Library of Books

Drying Rack

Just a two-minute stroll from Manuel Becerra metro stop, this apartment in Barrio de Salamanca is truly a breath of fresh air in the hot atmosphere of the Spanish capital. Surrounded by boulevards full of vibrant wine bars and restaurants, and eleven minutes on foot from cultural hotspots like the Nuevo Teatro Alcalá, you’ve got plenty of excitement on ground level – but a place to relax on the fourth floor.

This striking flat combines historic originals and modern fixtures in the most tasteful way. Bright windows and white walls exaggerate the sense of space, alongside high ceilings with rustic timber beams. We love the use of glass panels above the bedroom partitions, as well as the wooden cabinet with all sorts of books and trinkets within.

Waking up in white, zen-like bedrooms is a joy in this busy city. Make yourself an espresso and peer over the windowsill as the streets start to wake up. Take a leaf through your host’s detailed guide of the neighbourhood to pick out a spot for brunch, or find out about the best independent shopping spots for the day ahead.


Bright Idea

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Bright and contemporary, we think this open-plan studio is perfect for a solo traveller or a couple craving a stay in Madrid. With a stylish bathroom, walk-in closet and huge windows that let you wake up with a direct view of the city, the clever layout compartmentalises the space in a way that opens up the room and fills it with light. Relax on the cosy sofa with a glass of Spanish vino and your favourite Netflix show, rustle up some tapas and light bites in the sleek kitchen or snuggle up on the comfortable bed with a book after a long day exploring – whatever you get up to, we know you'll be happy to call this pad home. And speaking of exploring, this locale is right in the heart of the city, with many of the must-see sights a short stroll away. Ritzy Salamanca is ideal for high-end shopping and fine dining (stroll down the Golden Mile or grab a bite at Platea food court, five minutes away), while leafy Parque del Retiro is an excellent spot to bask in the morning sunshine. Museums, restaurants and monuments are all within walking distance, but if your feet need a break, hop on the metro – both Colón and Recoletos stations are right around the corner.

Iris Field

This is an eclectic home where nothing is in excess. Think white, minimal, functional, but with a few key details that add character in the right places – the wood slice tables in the master bedroom, a white wicker chair in the living room, or the ornate table in the bathroom. Just like its residential surroundings, this home is calm and relaxed, best suited for those who want to take it easy and enjoy Madrid without the noise. 

The Aerie

This is a loud and proud home, filled with bold art and eclectic furniture. Large abstract paintings sit comfortably next to custom art prints and photography, revealing the hosts' love for shapes and stripes. Although it offers more of a mixture of modern and classical styles than a clear direction, this home has a mid-Century Hollywood feel to it. It's not the most typical Spanish home, but each of the rooms is designed around a coherent theme and colour scheme. Apart from the light and space – both abundant – this home has a lovely collection of lamps in all shapes and sizes. 

The Ginkgo Leaf

This home is far from a pristine condition, but we're sure you can spot the wear and tear from the photos. The exposed wooden beams and the older-looking elements help create a special kind of charm that's hard to find in Madrid these days. The Open Library might also have one of the finest kitchens we've seen, equipped with enough dishes space to cook for a small army. The fact that it's also located within walking distance from the Prado and Puerta del sol makes this home a great, relaxed stay. 

The Open Library

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You’ll find all manner of interesting objects, books and design elements in this two-bedroom flat – the secret library, hidden down a Japanese staircase is one highlight. Located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Malasaña, you won’t need to go far for things to do, from trendy restaurants to art galleries – and if you want to travel into the centre it’s a quick six-minute ride on public transport. In case you’re worried you won’t be able to get any peace, the flat is tucked away on a quiet side street.

The Hidden Library

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Mere minutes away from Puerta del Sol and many of Madrid's most sought-after attractions, this sunny apartment is best suited to those who prefer to enjoy a city break on foot. 

Elegantly furnished, its simple designs have been carefully selected with attention to detail and high-quality materials. We particualrly loved the serene vibe felt throughout the home which makes retreating back here after fun-filled days and nights out in the city all the more appealing. 

Ideal for a small family or group of friends, one of the bedrooms boasts a street view window, while the other has its own little interior patio terrace – a peaceful spot to wake up to over your morning coffee.

Once you're refreshed and ready for the day – set off to explore the sights. With the likes of Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace just a five-minute walk away – there's no need to set foot on public transport when staying here. 



Sunny Face

Located in Atocha, this home will put you within walking distance of Madrid's famous sights–and we mean all of them. From Plaza Mayor to the Prado, you'll be surrounded by the best of Madrid whatever direction you head off to. Retro Baroque is an eclectic home that doesn't hide its eccentricities. Classical styles mix with transparent polymers in a bold attempt to create a contemporary look. It's not for everyone, but with luxurious touches and natural light, it's best suited for urban explorers seeking comfort after a long day. 

Retro Baroque

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This small space realises its full potential through comforting vibrant colours and layout design. Its neutral floor is jazzed up with colourful chairs and vibrant judiciously positioned artwork, while black lights and patterns help maintain a coherent style. Located just minutes away from Madrid's most famous museums, it's a great home for those intending to immerse themselves into all the art this city has to offer.

The Museophile

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Boasting one of the best views in Madrid, this fantastic home is right on the city’s Golden Mile in exclusive Barrio de Salamanca. Browse its luxury boutiques, on your doorstep or take a ten-minute stroll over to the beautiful El Retiro Park. Even more impressive than its surroundings, this stylish apartment offers an almost dizzying micro-universe of style and colour. Ornamented door handles, fireplaces stuffed with books, unique wallpapers, and corresponding art, all contained inside a colonial shell that makes this abode feel like a residence of a playful royal. It’s perfect for a large family or group of friends looking for a chic escape. We could spend hours on the terrace – it’s incredible for watching the sunset or for cocktails as the light fades and the city lights begin to sparkle. Just watch the likes on your Instagram shots flood in.

Goya's Petunias

Blending elements of Nordic minimalism with a few industrial elements, this is a home that knows a little can go a long way. The mostly white colour scheme lets all the small design elements express themselves well, while enlarging the space with the abundance of natural light. We loved the wire art pieces around this home and the minimalist kitchen.

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As you saunter past the ornate, rococo grandeur of the Palacio Real de Madrid, peering into kerbside cafés, wine bars, and bustling tapas restaurants en route, you’ll end up in Plaza Mayor, just seven minutes away.

The lively main square of Spain’s capital is exactly what you’d expect – historical 15th-century magnificence with a bronze statue of King Philip III in the middle. And of course, the exciting mix of drinking spots and shaded alfresco dining continues. You might be wondering why we’re so interested in this specific spot – well, this is your address.

This modern apartment trades in centuries of history for bright and shiny interiors (you’ve got plenty of history outside). Naturally, the living space features two huge glass doors leading you to a private balcony facing on to the celebrated square. A cushy white sofa and dining chairs around a glass table bring a futuristic feel, while pink orchids contrast with an organic edge.

But while you sip tempranillo and nibble olives with views over the king’s statue, your host has further plans make you feel regal. They can arrange for private city tours, dry cleaning, grocery deliveries, and even themed dinner nights – royal banquet anyone?

The King's View

This minimalist home's most prominent feature is the heavy use of drapes. You'll see them separating the master bedroom from the living room, the workspace, and the kitchen has its own stylish set too. True, there is more of a hotel vibe here, but at the same time, this is a sleek, well-designed and super comfortable home — not to mention the excellent traffic links to the rest of Spain via Atocha station. 

The Baldachine

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Umbrellas

This is a quirky apartment tucked behind Atocha station. The bold style decisions, including a coral photo print on the pillows, or a fish chandelier (you can see a theme forming), might not be to everyone's taste, but they certainly make this home unique. The Sea Change is comfortable, bright, and it has a balcony that's been converted into a study. Although slightly farther away from the museums, all the sights around Retiro are still accessible on foot and the area around Atocha hides tonnes of great restaurants and cafes. 

The Sea Change

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Equidistant to Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, The Sun and Stone is perfectly located for those who want to explore Madrid on foot. This home is a typically modern city affair with a minimalist aesthetic and lots of natural light. The thing we liked most about The Sun and Stone is that it's been designed with the guest in mind. The kitchen island is great for socialising, there's ample storage space the communal areas are both inviting and comfortable – basically, an all-rounder. 

The Sun and Stone

Opposite the iconic bullfighting ring, Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, this home has an enviable location. It's extremely well-connected to public transport links and plenty of traditional tapas spots are within walking distance. Some of the furniture is a little dated and the touristic photography won't be everyone's cup of tea, but it still has plenty of strengths. Recently renovated, everything works perfectly. The wifi is speedy, the parquet flooring is immaculate, and we loved the little terrace – a sweet place to enjoy breakfast before heading out to explore the city.

Sweet Rosa

Bright and thoughtfully designed, this charming apartment borders the luscious gardens of Real Jardín Botánico and is moments away from Caixa Forum’s vertical growing wall and suspended architecture. This elegant home provides an idyllic base for a family or group of friends seeking a calm retreat with cultural hotspots on the doorstep.

We knew that, if the towering wooden front door with pretty cast iron rosettes was anything to go by, this home would be hiding away some pretty impressive features. From the elegant archway to the hand-painted floral panels, the sweet antique toy horse to the immaculately-tiled kitchen – it's a real gem. There’s a tranquil ambience here, which invites you to wind down in the cosy living space whilst the central dining table insists on a homemade tapas spread for a memorable night with your loved ones. 

The surrounding streets are packed with a host of options. Mornings can be best spent altogether walking around El Retiro Park, just a twelve-minute walk away. When it comes to lunch, there’s a whirlwind of culinary offerings so take your pick - a meat-centred affair at Sala de Despiece or hard-hitting small plates at Tripea’s open kitchen in ​​Mercado de Vallehermoso. After your fill, contemplate the artworks in Prado Museum or pop into the boutiques that line the Golden Mile.

El Caballito

The Spy's opulent details, like the stained glass windows and purple velvet dining chairs, ooze character. If you love a good view, this plant filled balcony comes with binoculars to get a better look across the Chueca rooftops. The photos don’t do the master bedroom justice – we can’t get enough of its beautiful tiled floor, and the walk-in wardrobe is an added bonus. The host must be a bit of a neat freak – this is one of the cleanest homes we’ve seen.

The Spy

This minimalist home with a breath of rustic chic is located right only minutes away from the famous Puerta del Sol on one end, and Plaza Mayor on the other – perfect for those in search of that perfect location. This home was built with comfort and functionality in mind, but there are a few design touches that make us excited to have it in our collection. We loved the master bedroom's cosy balcony and the futons in the living room. 

Beehive Mirror

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Your eyes will pinball in all directions upon stepping into this beautifully curated home, where cool ornaments, fabulous design features and bold colours come together in perfect, funky harmony. 
 
Equal parts bohemian, artsy and elegant, the living area is bathed in light thanks to the stunning arched stained glass window that opens up in three parts to reveal views of the Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores church across the street. Further light flows in from the glass doors leading out onto a private rooftop terrace with incredible views over Madrid’s skyline. Whether you start mornings here over fresh coffee and pastries or end the night with a celebratory Sangria, you’ll love feasting on the wide-sweeping views and watching the hustle and bustle below from your privileged seventh-floor vantage point. 
 
Back in the living room, there’s plenty to keep you entertained. Kick back on the stylish Mies Van der Rohe chair with one of the countless books on the shelves or make yourself comfortable as you listen to some vinyl from the host’s extensive collection. In the evenings, gather around the grand dining table for a celebratory soirée, then retreat to the tropical-inspired main bedroom for a blissful night’s sleep. With a children’s bed in the second bedroom as well as plenty of toys and games, this is the perfect spot for families, while the jazzy decor, vinyl collection, DVDs and stacked shelves will keep adults wonderfully happy too.
 
When it comes to exploring, your Chamberí neighbourhood offers a relaxed atmosphere away from the tourist crowds, with an abundance of tapas bars and restaurants frequented by locals. Elsewhere, the ​​Sorolla Museum is a seventeen-minute walk, bustling Gran Vía is an eighteen-minute stroll, while the Royal Palace of Madrid is twenty-five minutes away on foot. 
 


The Rohean

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While not overly flashy, Molten Bronze's simplicity is refreshing. The interior is clean, with a few things that really standout, like the kitchen splashback, which is not something we get to highlight very often. For the most part, the furniture and decorations come from Maison du Monde, so it’s solid and stylish, if not unique. The location won’t be for everyone – it’s on a busy street in Malasaña, so it isn’t very peaceful, but there’s loads to do and you won’t get bored.


Molten Bronze

Simplicity is at the fore when it comes to Windcomb. The sense of space is not something to be taken for granted, either. Eight people, and not a sofa bed in sight. Unfortunately, it’s rather common for unscrupulous landlords to try to shoehorn people in, but that’s certainly not the case here. It’s a bit of a pain to have to climb up the steps, but that’s an occupational risk when you test so many homes in old buildings – it’s hardly a dealbreaker.


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This bright, bohemian apartment is an excellent home from home in Madrid. It’s ideally suited to families, tucked away in a residential area but still in a prime central location. 

The apartment is an instant mood-lifter, with bright colours at every angle. A floor-to-ceiling patio window brings light into the living space, and is the perfect place to sip your morning coffee. There are quirky touches galore, and rustic elements like terracotta floors and the exposed brick behind the piano add depth. It’s a comfortable space too, with plenty of room for lounging around while you’re taking a breather from seeing the sights. 

It’s only an eleven-minute walk from Gran Via, which is a great place to begin your exploration of Madrid. Whether you’re there to splash some cash or plan to stick to window-shopping, you’ll love strolling along the streets that connect the plazas. For a slightly more laid-back introduction to the city’s sights, walk twenty minutes to Plaza Mayor. Take a seat in the plaza, lined with historic red buildings, and sample some local vino as you watch the world go by. 


Riot of Colour

We'd struggle to think of a better location than Gran Vía. This avenue is the city's lifeline, filed with theatres, shops and great transport links to Madrid's many landmarks. Grey Magnolia isn't only central, it looks good too. Some might find its minimalism a bit boring, but the well-curated designer furniture has plenty of character, making the most of the small square footage. We especially liked the headboard in the bedroom and the chic dining table. 

Grey Magnolia

With a coherent style that includes perfect furniture size for a small apartment, Bubble Burst is a picture-perfect example of Madrid boho chic. Put together by a family of interior design aficionados, this home's dreamy atmosphere alone is worth a trip to Madrid. You'll need to go down a full flight of stairs to get to the kitchen, but as long as you're happy with that, this home will offer you style and comfort. Located close to Atocha station, you'll be well-connected to all parts of the city. 

Bubble Burst

When you see as many flats as we do, you learn very quickly to tell which homes have been done up for convenience, and which are a labour of love. Toquilla clearly falls into the latter category. It’s been designed as a whole, with thought and attention put into the schemes, as well as the materials. We particularly liked the concrete pillars and the glass walls, neither of which are especially common in Madrid. The only real complaint we have is the fake plants – They’re understandable for the convenience, but really, most places would be better off without anything.


Toquilla

Located in Madrid’s swish Salamanca neighbourhood, this comfortable apartment offers a central stay in one of the city’s most privileged postcodes, alongside putting you in a prime position to explore the area’s countless cultural hotspots. 
 
Inside, vibrant pops of colour in the modern furnishings create a cheerful welcome in the open-plan living space, where a plump sofa beckons laid-back lounging and a dining table invites sociable soirées. The three bedrooms, meanwhile, are pared-back spaces carefully curated with an eye for design – from the jungle print wallpaper in one to the Art Deco feature wall in another. With a pair of sleek bathrooms to boot – sure to get any day off on the right foot – you’re all set for a relaxing time. 
 
When it comes to sightseeing nearby, take a stroll through leafy El Retiro Park – a fifteen-minute walk away – or indulge in some high-end retail therapy along fashionable Calle de Serrano, ten minutes away on foot. You’re also a twenty-minute walk from the National Archaeological Museum, while both Gran Vía and the world-renown Museo Nacional del Prado are just over thirty minutes on foot from your door. 


The Lepidus

With a big and luminous living room that transforms into a home cinema, Lovefield is a great stay for those who like to strike a balance between spending their time sightseeing and relaxing at home. The neighbouring streets of Chueca are filled with great bars and restaurants, but they're also well-connected to the city centre. One of the bedrooms in Lovefield doesn't have a window, but otherwise, the design is well-thought-through and coherent.

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