Minty Stay will take care of the management and assistance during your stay in these apartments. Minty Stay is a professional team that has been dedicated to the manage-ment of homes for tourist or corporate use for more than 7 years. The experience accumulated in the tourist accommodation sector together with our commitment to innovation and a multidisciplinary team, means that we can offer the guest a personalized, technical, and competent service. In addition to local recommendations, the coordination of your arrival and attention to any type of incident; We can provide services (upon request and at an additional cost) such as: regular cleaning, replacement of bed linen and towels, laundry and transfer ser-vice from/to the airport or train station. Finally, at Minty Stay we take the safety and tranquility of our guests and collaborators very seriously. This house has a guarantee of disinfection according to the official protocol for cleaning and disinfection of accommodation established by the ICTE, and in it we use approved cleaning and disinfection products, guaranteeing a completely safe space.

The apartment has two floors. On the first floor there is a living/dining room with a sofa bed and TV, a fully equipped kitchenette and a bedroom with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. On the ground floor there is a bedroom with a double bed and another en-suite bathroom with a shower. The apartment has a capacity for 5 people.

The La Latina neighborhood is an area of the city of Madrid, located in the vicinity of the La Latina metro station. It is an unofficial neighborhood, that is, for administrative purposes it is not its own neighborhood, but is almost entirely part of the larger Palacio neighborhood, in the Downtown district of the city. It should not be confused with the 10th district of Madrid, also called Latina. The La Latina area surely takes its name from the old hospital, founded in 1499 by the humanist and writer Beatriz Galindo, "La Latina", Isabel la Católica's Latin teacher. It occupies a large part of the so-called Madrid de los Austrias and, although its limits are diffuse, it could be stated that, articulated around the axis of the San Francisco race - which from the Plaza de la Cebada runs to the basilica of San Francisco el Grande -, these limits would be: to the north, Segovia Street - a deep boulevard formerly occupied by the San Pedro stream that flowed into the Manzanares River and that is crossed today through "El Viaducto"; to the south, the Ronda and Puerta de Toledo; to the east, Calle de Toledo - which borders the Rastro and the Lavapiés neighborhood - and, to the west, Calle de Bailén. La Latina occupies a large part of the oldest Madrid, sometimes also known as Madrid de los Austrias, with which it largely coincides, and has a peculiar urban organization typical of the medieval distribution, with wide squares and narrow streets that follow the old route. of the waters. Its configuration overlaps almost perfectly with the first walled enclosures of the 9th century citadel - the Almudena - and the city - the Medina - that surrounded it.