A step away from the city centre, Retiro Park Apartment is a cozy and carefully decorated apartment that offers a wealth of modern comfort in one of Madrid's most privileged areas. The property is an exclusive three bedroom property situated in front of the massive public park known as “El Parque del Buen Retiro” with the city’s bustling streets, cultural sights and café culture just a few steps outside your door.

Guests will be greeted into the bright and welcoming Retiro Park Apartment, which offers 1870 square feet (174m2) of exceptional living area. The open plan living room has a laid back yet luxurious vibe, with a large fully-equipped luxe kitchen with entry to an extra laundry area (for staff), a convenient breakfast bar and all the necessary modern amenities.

Equipped with a complete entertainment system with hi-fi, AppleTV and cable TV, the living areas are furnished with a comfortable sofa as well as a modern formal dining to welcome up to six guests. In addition to the communal areas, the guests will find on the same floor three stylish, en-suite bedrooms. Boasting a SuperKing bed, the master bedroom resembles a hotel suite, featuring a traditional enclosed corner balcony that offers a fantastic view of the park from which the property takes its name. The private bathroom adds to the luxurious feel, with its grand, golden-framed mirror, a double basin vanity, a double shower and marble walls. The second suite features a EU King size bed and luxury en-suite bathroom, and a charming balcony overlooking the park. The third suite, with two single beds, has exterior windows as well.

The apartment results in a luxury city retreat and will be your perfect base to discover the wonderful iconic park and monuments of Madrid, its upscale shopping district and its bustling restaurant terrazas literally just outside your door. Step outside the apartment and discover sculptures, monuments, and the famous boating lake that is one of the symbols of the Retiro Park. Head then to Puerta de Alcalá, one of the five magnificent royal gates of the city, and stroll down to the Prado Museum, Spain's largest and most important museum, which houses the world's most comprehensive collection of Spanish paintings, such as Las Meninas, by Diego Velázquez, The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hyeronimus Bosch and Goya's Maja series.

Guests can also explore the iconic Puerta del Sol, the most renowned central square in Madrid, home to the city's Kilometer Zero as well as the famous clock that all eyes turn to on the last day of the year: for over a century now, tradition has it that people across the country usher in the New Year by eating 12 lucky grapes to the twelve chimes of midnight struck by this clock.

Further exploration leads to the arcaded Plaza Mayor, the most photogenic square where to catch a glimpse of Madrileños’ lifestyle right in the heart of the city. Another recommended sight: the Royal Palace of Madrid, the official residence of the Spanish royal family, that will take you on a journey through the history of Spain.