Double Bed in Rooms in a spotless two bedroom apartment in central Lavapies

Variable minimum stay and additional fees. See Landlord Policies.

This apartment can be rented as a whole property. See Additional details.

One single room and one double room are available for rent in a fabulous two bedroom apartment with one bathroom located on Glorieta de Embajadores street, in the neighborhood of Embajadores. This is a lively and very multicultural area of Madrid where you will find a great selection of ethnic restaurants and tapas bars alike. This area is very well connected and this flat has the added advantage of being right outside metro station Embajadores. This apartment is interior and has a total floor area of 55 sqm. The owner of this apartment owns several apartments within this building with the same layout, furniture and decorations as this one. We have published this apartment as an example, but there are other identical apartments available for rent.

• Property type: apartment
• Floor area: 55 m²
• Floor: 4th
• Number of bathrooms: 1
• Elevator: yes
• Wi-Fi installed: yes
• Wi-Fi activated: yes
• Bed line and towels are provided.
• Couples may not rent rooms, but they can rent the whole apartment for €1000 per month.

The closest metro station is Embajadores (metro line 3, cercanias train C5), located right outside the apartment. Metro station Acacias (L5) is located 350m from the apartment.

• Lives on property: no
• Security deposit: 1 month's rent
• Payment method: bank transaction; credit card

• Contract: to be signed in the office of the landlord

• Contract fee (non-refundable): (Does not apply in June, July, or August)

  • 1 to 3 months: €190
  • 4 to 5 months: €250
  • More than 5 months: €280

• Weekend check-ins and check-outs:

  • Check-in: €50
  • Check-out: €50

• Variable minimum stay:

  • July and August: 1 month minimum
  • Rent by room: 4 month minimum (September - June)
  • Rent whole apartment: 9 month minimum (September 2017 - June 2018)

Officially named Embajadores, this neighborhood is better known as Lavapiés, which is its main plaza and metro stop. It experienced a revival that began in the 1980’s, when it became popular with young people and artists. At the heart of this diverse area is Plaza de Lavapiés, which is a meeting point for immigrants and Spaniards alike. Some consider it a “dangerous area”, but residents of the area find this to be untrue. In spite of the seamless blend of cultures, the neighborhood is a crowded one, characterized by narrow streets and buildings with painted facades. The Calle de Argumosa, which runs to the east of Plaza de Lavapies, is fully of trendy bars and is one of the most popular places in Madrid to sit on a terrace and enjoy a caña (small beer). The streets that stretch to the north and west from the plaza are filled with ethnic restaurants and shops. It's also home to many cultural attractions like the Vallé-Inclan Theater. The iconic Reina Sofia art museum also sits at the neighborhood's edge.