Double Bed in Rooms for rent in 5-bedroom apartment in Salamanca, next to IE Business School

Special Landlord policies and additional fees payable on arrival.

Rooms are available to rent in a 5-bedroom apartment on Calle de Serrano in Madrid's Salamanca neighbourhood.

The location is perfect for those studying at IE Business School; it's right around the corner! You are also close to the fashionable bars and stylish boutiques of Salamanca. The area is extremely well connected, with several metro stations nearby.

• Avenida de América metro station (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9) is a 10-minute walk away. You can catch a bus to the airport here.
• Rubén Darío metro station (line 5) is about 8 minutes' walk away.

• Speaks English: yes
• Lives on property: no
• Deposit: 1 month's rent

• Payment method: cash

• Utilities limit: €40 per month (tenants to pay excess)

• Fees:

  • Administrative fee for each room: €150
  • Rooms for couples: €150 monthly surcharge
  • Weekday check-ins (19:30–22:30): €45
  • Weekend check-ins: €65
  • Overnight guests: €10 per night

• Booking conditions

  • Cancellation policy: strict

• Booking request policy

  • Move-in date: must be within 24 hours of the availability date

• Monthly payment policy

  • Moving in: regardless of the date, you pay the whole month's rent
  • Moving out: regardless of the date, you pay the whole month's rent

To view a sample copy of this Landlord's contract, click here. (Spanish)
To view a sample copy of this Landlord's contract, click here. (English)

Salamanca is known as the wealthy neighborhood in Madrid’s center, with some of the most exclusive boutiques. The Milla del Oro (Golden Mile) of streets, Calle Serrano, Calle Ortega y Gasset, and Calle Velázquez are Madrid’s most expensive and three of the ten most expensive streets in all of Spain. Salamanca is one of the few parts in Madrid with an urban structure, with square parallel streets where you can find a mixture of hip restaurants, expensive stores, and more unique boutiques on other streets such as Calle Goya, Calle Lagasca, Calle Claudio Coello, and Calle Ayala. As it was built as the aristocratic neighborhood, the architecture tends to have a 19th century bourgeoisie feel. Heading South on Calle Serrano brings you straight to Retiro, which is one of the largest parks in town. Last but not least, Salamanca is also home to the IE Business School which is ranked among the top 10 business schools in the world.