100 m2. A fully refurnished antique palace in the heart of the Latina district, just 10 meters away from the Plaza de Tirso de Molina tube station. The gorgeous flat is very bright where every room has a window. The apartment La Latina I is decorated in elegant colours o make the atmosphere more enjoyable. This apartment is exceptionally restful and functional. One can access the living/dinning room from the entrance door. The dinning table is to become a comfortable dinning place for six persons. The living room exaggerates with comfort thanks to the large, white leather sofa-bed, together with the plasma TV, DVD, radio and internet connection. From the living room one can access the one bedroom with double bed, and specious wardrobes and an additional double room with two beds and bathroom. From the dinning room on the right, a completely equipped kitchen and bathroom can be found.

The Latina neighbourhood is a cosy enclave near the Sol area which encompasses part of ‘old’ Madrid. Within this district and its environs one may find the remnants of what was the birthplace of the city. Its winding streets themselves provide their own special enchantment whilst we stroll down calle Toledo and calle Bailen, from the Puerta de Toledo to calle Mayor. In this part of the city, considered one of Madrid’s most beautiful, there are numerous typical Spanish tasty tapa restaurants, and many hot spots to enjoy Madrid’s nightlife. It is at the same time a monumental area beautifully united with some stunning churches, such as the Iglesia de San Cayetano and the Iglesia de San Isidro, but whilst maintaining the authentic feel of a historical city quarter. “La Latina I” is very close to the Madrid “Rastro”, a smorgasbord flea market which takes place around the Ribera de los Curtidores. Tourists and locals alike flood to the Rastro in search of bits and bobs, bargains, for the sake of turism, to try Madrid’s gastronomy, or simply for a stroll. As midday approaches, visitors approach the area bars, especially around the Plaza de Cascorro and have a glass of wine accompanied by some tapas… it is diverse in all that it has to offer. We can also walk towards Plaza Mayor with its famous archways filed with souvenirs and crafts, or towards Plaza Santa Ana where the Spanish Theatre, and recently renovated Hotel Me by Melia boasting a gorgeous terrace with spectacular views over the city, or to simply have breakfast in the Plaza Tirso de Molina even buy a bouquet of flowers from the renowned Flower Market.