Sun Story

Boasting a privileged position in Madrid’s culture-rich Las Letras neighbourhood, this top-floor apartment offers comfort and style in equal measure.

Its slanted ceilings and contemporary decor make an immediately striking welcome in the open-plan living area, bathed in light thanks to the scenic skylights that give way to rooftop views. Make yourself comfortable in the seating nook with a glass of wine after a day of exploring the city, or gather together at the dining table for a meal when you’re not out sampling the lively local tapas scene. The beamed bedroom is a serene space you’ll love retreating to at the end of the night, as you fall asleep to the glow of the moon through the skylight.

What’s more, you’ve got access to the building’s shared rooftop terrace – a beautiful sun trap that beckons alfresco breakfasts and celebratory sundowners as you watch the light fade over the city.

When it comes to sightseeing, you’re in an ideal spot to make the most out of Madrid’s most celebrated museums with the famous Museo Nacional del Prado a five-minute walk and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía a seven-minute stroll. You’re also a thirteen-minute walk from leafy El Retiro Park, a fifteen-minute stroll from Plaza Mayor, while bustling Gran Vía is ten minutes away on foot.


Home truths:
*It's on the fourth floor of a building with no lift, so it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility or guests bringing heavy luggage
*At capacity, four guests will be sleeping on the pair of sofa beds in the living room
*The rooftop terrace is shared with the other residents of the building
*This home isn't suitable for infants under two years old
*A cot and a high chair are available on request
*Please note that due to the home's slanting ceilings, it may not be best suited to very tall guests
*There's a laptop-friendly workspace
*Self-check-in is available
*The building's entrance is communal
*We recommend skipping the car and using Madrid's public transport instead – Antón Martín station is a six-minute walk away