Art Talk

Your stylistic Justicia apartment is a reflection of your neighbourhood’s artistic energy, with Jaume Plensa’s “Julia” and dEmo’s “Lucky Frog” statues peeping around the corner on La Castellana. Not only is this apartment’s location second to none, but its vibrant atmosphere is sure to charm you.

With elegant finishes, from the chic artwork adorning the exposed, white brick walls, to the thoughtful choice of contemporary soft lighting, it is at once effortlessly cool and cosy. The combination of wooden and metal fittings, mixed with rustic design elements creates a blissful feeling of tranquillity. Enjoy your morning coffee at the charming wooden breakfast bar, or take an afternoon siesta, opening up the beautiful floor-to-ceiling glass doors.

When you’re ready for a spot of sightseeing, you’re a stone’s throw away from Plaza Colón and the Golden Mile, where you can shop to your heart’s content. Soak in Spanish life at the family-owned Casa Dani for their famous tortilla de patatas, then stop off at Casa Camacho in the Malasaña neighbourhood for vermouth on the rocks during aperitif hour - like a true Madrileño. What better way to end your day than with a cool twenty-five-minute walk back to your central space, Chocolatería San Ginés churro in hand. Nestle down under the sheets with the soft city glow just outside.

Home truths:
*Though there's enough bed space for three people here, we'd recommend a maximum guest count of two
*At full occupancy, one guest will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area
*It's possible you might hear a slight hum from the elevator during your stay
*The front door to the apartment can slam shut. It's important not to forget your keys inside during your stay
*There shouldn't be high levels of noise after 11:00 p.m on weekdays and 12:00 a.m during the weekend
*Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request