Studio in the Center of Madrid

We were three people in a room intended for four, and we wanted to work there, but that wasn’t possible. There wasn’t much space, and more than that, I could only imagine sleeping there if I were used to having no sunlight or ventilation. Personally, I wouldn’t stay longer than two nights. For one night or in a pinch it might be okay, and perhaps it suits younger people who only plan to sleep there. The apartment I was given was completely internal, with no windows and no ventilation apart from the bathroom extractor. There was just a small, almost symbolic fan in the living room. I had an anxiety attack on the first night. The stairwell also had only artificial light, and to get sunlight or fresh air you had to go all the way outside to the ground floor. The location was quite good, the decor was lovely, and it was very clean. It’s not necessarily a bad place, but people should know what it’s like.