Casa Casa

Nestled in the vibrant Lavapiés neighbourhood, where you’ll find medieval streets lined with lively Indian restaurants, authentic Spanish tavernas and cultural centres, lies this minimalist apartment. Granted, it isn’t the most soulful, but if you need a practical base, it fits the brief. Since it’s a studio, all four guests will share the space – two of which will be sleeping on the sofa bed. And while the terrace is somewhat overlooked by the neighbouring buildings, it’s still a lovely spot for a post-sightseeing glass of wine.

Home truths:
*At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed. Since this is a studio apartment, all four guests will share the same space. *This home was purpose-built for rentals, so it's not the most soulful or charming space. The kitchen feels a little dated. *This home is in a residential building. Expect to bump into your neighbours during your stay. *You won't find a desk here, but the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace. *Given the central location, noise is to be expected. *While parking may be available here, a car isn’t necessary in Madrid. We think the best way to explore is on foot or using public transport.