Wonder Apartments Luxury apartments in the center of Madrid., All accommodation has air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen. Popular points of interest near the apartments include Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol and Madrid's Royal Palace. The nearest airport is Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, 14 km from Apartamentos Madreselva. Our clients say that this part of Madrid is their favorite, according to independent reviews.

My name is Daniel Ouro, adopted thirty years ago by the city of Madrid, here I grew up and here I plan to die. For more than ten years I have run different companies in the field of leisure and tourism and rent apartments for holiday use. Now I have prepared this new property configuring eight apartments with different characteristics to make your stay in the capital memorable. I have prepared these apartments taking as a reference what I would like to find when arriving in any city, exclusive decoration, all the elements to make a comfortable environment, heating, air conditioning and neutral tones that invite you to rest and will connect you with the city at the to be an ally base camp. Enjoy the adventure of knowing a new place with the eyes of the traveler, who sees beauty where everyone sees routine.

Sol-Palacio or "Madrid de los Austrias" By Madrid de los Austrias is understood that part of the city that had a special relevance, and that flourished thanks to the presence of the court, during the almost two centuries that the Habsburg dynasty lasted in Spain, since in 1516 Carlos I he was recognized as king until the death of Charles II in 1700. In tourist terms, Madrid de los Austrias is an area that encompasses some key points in the historic center of the city. The Plaza Mayor, the Plaza de Oriente and the Plaza de la Villa are its central nuclei. It is true that Madrid in the 16th and 17th centuries covered much more. To the north, to the Plaza de Santa Bárbara, and to the east to the Paseo del Prado (the Retiro Park was the limit on this side). But they were a bit on the outskirts and they knew times of splendor in later times. Where Gran Vía is now, for example, a narrow street called San Miguel ran, of little importance, and it was not until the beginning of the 20th century that it became the great avenue that it is today. The "Madrid de los Austrias" can be explored on foot quietly but it will take several days to get to know it in depth.