Calle de San Marcos, Madrid

MintyStay offers you this modern apartment, fully furnished and equipped in Chueca neighborhood. This with apartment with jacuzzi is ideal for corporate travelers, expats, and monthly rentals, has a 65sqm surface . The space is divide in: - 2 bedrooms - 1 bathroom The flat is ideal for 4 people. M(hidden)edroom has a double bed & en suite bathroom with bathtube, the second bedroom has two singles beds The house has an open 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, kettle, hair dryer and iron. Furthermore, you will also find a washing machine. The living room has a couch and Smart TV. There is a split heating system to make sure you never get cold in winter days. As for the summer, you will have a split 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 200€/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: Located in the heart of the city, next to the Gran Vía, Chueca is one of the neighborhoods of Madrid best known internationally for its atmosphere and nightlife. However, the appeal comes from several fronts, and art and history is also one of them. Chueca houses the Fernando de Castro Foundation and the Museum of Romanticism, the former palace of the Marquis of Matallana built in 1776, which houses an interesting collection of paintings, furniture and decorative arts from the 19th century, representative of the cultural, political and daily life of Madrid Romantic (works by Goya, Esquivel, Madrazo, Alenza and the Bécquer brothers, among others). A collection of porcelain dolls, 15 pianos, Empire or Elizabethan-style furniture and even the pistol with which the playwright Mariano José de Larra committed suicide serve to recreate the atmosphere of Romanticism. A few meters from there, is the Palacio de Longoria, one of the few fully modernist buildings that exist in Madrid. The building, which is currently the head(hidden) of the General Society of Authors (SGAE), is crowned with an impressive iron and glass dome. On horseback between Chueca and Malasaña, another must-see stop is the History Museum, the former Municipal Museum of Madrid and currently in the last phase of rehabilitation, but with the possibility of visiting the temporary exhibition room and the permanent one dedicated to "Topographies and urban narratives ”(In which you cannot miss the spectacular model of Madrid by León Gil de Palacio, from 1830). The building is one of the best samples of Madrid's Baroque and, with nearly 60,000 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, porcelains, coins or postcards, the Museum's collection offers a global vision of the arts, industries, and everyday life. and customs of the inhabitants of Madrid since it was elected capital of Spain in 1561 until today. The House of the Seven Chimneys, current head(hidden) of the Ministry of Culture, are other places to consider in our historical tour of the Chueca neighborhood. With the beginning of summer, the Chueca neighborhood becomes the epicenter of one of the most anticipated festivals for all, the LGBTI Pride Festival Madrid. Flags and garlands adorn the Chueca neighborhood hosting numerous activities.