Calle de Argumosa, Madrid

This Stylish apartment ideal for corporate travelers, expats, and monthly rentals, has a 60sqm surface . The space is divide in: - 2 bedrooms - 1 bathroom The building has intercon. and elevator The flat is ideal for 4 people, The house has an american kitchen, which is fully equipped with every needed home appliances (fridge, oven, microwave, dishwasher, stove), cookware and kitchen utensils for cooking and, most important, enjoying doing it. The flat also has: working desk, italian coffee maker, hair dryer and iron Furthermore, you will also find a washing machine . You also will have a dining room and living room, with all necessary material to feel just like at home. The living room has a couch and flat screen TV. There is a Gas- individual heater heating system installed to make sure you never get cold in winter days. As for the summer, you will have a conduct AC equipment . WiFi connection is also installed. We make sure everything is well prepared for a perfect stay. Regarding toiletries, and as per hotel industry standards, you will find soap, gel & shampoo for you first stayover night. Supply expenses, WiFi, water, electricity & heating, are covered by your accommodation as long as it does not exceed 150€/month. (hidden) will take care of the management and assist you during your stay in this serviced apartment. We offer many services upon request, such as regular cleaning (including) replacement of bed linen and towels, laundry, search for a parking space nearby and transfer service from/to the airport. Last but not least, at (hidden) we take the safety and ease of our guests and collaborators very seriously. This house has a guarantee of disinfection according to the official protocol for cleaning and sterilization of accommodations related to the Covid-19. We use approved cleaning products and disinfection materials, guaranteeing a completely safe space. Neighborhood: The tourist area of ​​Lavapiés is located southeast of the central almond of the city. Like neighboring La Latina, its steep, narrow streets with an irregular pattern retain their medieval origin as a suburb that extended outside the citadel when Madrid became the capital of the kingdom in 1561. Lavapiés has since maintained its character as a neighborhood inhabited mainly by the city's popular classes. This has given rise to buildings with a peculiar physiognomy: houses of various heights built around a central courtyard, called corralas, the best example of which can be found at the confluence of Tribulete and Mesón de Paredes streets. Lavapiés is one of the best examples of the traditional and sainetera tradition of the Madrid people, which was popularized in many of the zarzuelas written in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, especially in Francisco Asenjo Barbieri's El barberillo de Lavapiés. This typically Madrid popular legacy coexists in harmony with the customs and traditions contributed by the immigrant population of different origins that settled here, which makes the area a meeting point for different cultures.