Apartment in Madrid
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
Cosy and functional flat with two bedrooms, both equipped with a double bed and desk, making them ideal for both rest and study or teleworking.
The bathroom is complete and modern, featuring a shower tray and washbasin unit with storage space, offering comfort and practicality in daily life.
The fully equipped kitchen includes a washing machine, microwave, oven, gas cooker and fridge, providing everything necessary for comfortable and efficient use. Its layout facilitates space utilisation and organisation.
The flat is designed to offer comfort and functionality, being an ideal option for couples, small families or professionals seeking a practical and well-equipped home.
Neighbourhood
The Quintana neighbourhood, which is part of the Ciudad Lineal district in the east of Madrid. It is a predominantly residential, quiet area with a neighbourhood atmosphere, with tree-lined streets and everyday services nearby.
The immediate environment combines housing, shops, traditional neighbourhood bars and family-run establishments, which creates a close and everyday atmosphere typical of Madrid neighbourhoods outside the more touristy centre.
Bars and restaurants nearby
In the surroundings of Benidorm Street, you can find several gastronomic and leisure options ranging from classic bars to restaurants with a good local reputation:
Local bars and taverns
• A'Conchiña – Classic bar and restaurant on Benidorm Street itself, famous for its tapas and especially its bravas.
• Bar Castillo – Neighbourhood bar with a relaxed atmosphere.
• Pub Aristón – Ideal pub for drinks and nearby nightlife.
• Alcalá – Perfect local café for breakfasts or a quiet coffee.
Nearby restaurants
• El Puchero de Quintana – Spanish cuisine and traditional tapas.
• Costa Azul – Restaurant with an informal atmosphere and simple dishes.
• Bar Los Amigos – Restaurant with local cuisine.
• Comidas Caseras Mesón – Option for daily menu and home-style cooking.
• Betelu – Navarre cuisine in a broader nearby district area.
• Docamar and Monty's – Popular options a bit further away, ideal for broader outings by bus or metro.
Although the neighbourhood does not have the gastronomic density of the centre, it does offer authentic neighbourhood bars and restaurants with accessible menus and local flavour.
Transport and mobility
The area is very well connected by public transport, which makes it easy to move around the entire city:
Metro
The closest metro stations are:
• Quintana (Line 5) – a few minutes walking.
• La Elipa (Line 2) – also accessible on foot.
• Pueblo Nuevo (Lines 5 and 7) – a bit further away, but useful for additional connections.
Buses
Several bus lines pass nearby, connecting with important points in Madrid, such as:
• Lines 38 and 146, among others, which take you to both the centre and peripheral areas.
In general, from Benidorm Street you can reach the centre in approximately 20-30 minutes by public transport, which is very convenient for daily urban life.
Nearby tourist and leisure points of interest
Although the immediate area is more residential and without major tourist attractions within the neighbourhood, Madrid offers many interesting points at a short distance by public transport:
Parks and open spaces
• El Retiro Park – Madrid's most famous park, ideal for walking, running, or relaxing.
• Park plantation of the Berro's fountain – Quiet urban park in a residential area.
Culture and tourism (slightly further away, accessible by metro)
• Royal Palace of Madrid – Royal Palace and historical surroundings.
• Jardín del Capricho – Historic garden, perfect for relaxed visits (especially weekends).
By quick metro, you can also easily access the historic centre, museums, and tapas areas like La Latina, Malasaña, or Gran Vía in less than half an hour.
Leisure and nightlife
The neighbourhood itself has cocktail bars and pubs with a quiet atmosphere, ideal for going out without travelling far. For more nightlife and nightlife entertainment (discos, more lively pubs), many people tend to go to areas like Chueca, Malasaña, or Centro, accessible by metro.
Summary — What is it like to live here?
✅ Neighbourhood advantages
• Quiet neighbourhood atmosphere with services nearby.
• Good connectivity with the rest of Madrid.
• Classic neighbourhood bars and accessible restaurants.
• Ideal for those seeking a balance between residential and urban life.
The bathroom is complete and modern, featuring a shower tray and washbasin unit with storage space, offering comfort and practicality in daily life.
The fully equipped kitchen includes a washing machine, microwave, oven, gas cooker and fridge, providing everything necessary for comfortable and efficient use. Its layout facilitates space utilisation and organisation.
The flat is designed to offer comfort and functionality, being an ideal option for couples, small families or professionals seeking a practical and well-equipped home.
Neighbourhood
The Quintana neighbourhood, which is part of the Ciudad Lineal district in the east of Madrid. It is a predominantly residential, quiet area with a neighbourhood atmosphere, with tree-lined streets and everyday services nearby.
The immediate environment combines housing, shops, traditional neighbourhood bars and family-run establishments, which creates a close and everyday atmosphere typical of Madrid neighbourhoods outside the more touristy centre.
Bars and restaurants nearby
In the surroundings of Benidorm Street, you can find several gastronomic and leisure options ranging from classic bars to restaurants with a good local reputation:
Local bars and taverns
• A'Conchiña – Classic bar and restaurant on Benidorm Street itself, famous for its tapas and especially its bravas.
• Bar Castillo – Neighbourhood bar with a relaxed atmosphere.
• Pub Aristón – Ideal pub for drinks and nearby nightlife.
• Alcalá – Perfect local café for breakfasts or a quiet coffee.
Nearby restaurants
• El Puchero de Quintana – Spanish cuisine and traditional tapas.
• Costa Azul – Restaurant with an informal atmosphere and simple dishes.
• Bar Los Amigos – Restaurant with local cuisine.
• Comidas Caseras Mesón – Option for daily menu and home-style cooking.
• Betelu – Navarre cuisine in a broader nearby district area.
• Docamar and Monty's – Popular options a bit further away, ideal for broader outings by bus or metro.
Although the neighbourhood does not have the gastronomic density of the centre, it does offer authentic neighbourhood bars and restaurants with accessible menus and local flavour.
Transport and mobility
The area is very well connected by public transport, which makes it easy to move around the entire city:
Metro
The closest metro stations are:
• Quintana (Line 5) – a few minutes walking.
• La Elipa (Line 2) – also accessible on foot.
• Pueblo Nuevo (Lines 5 and 7) – a bit further away, but useful for additional connections.
Buses
Several bus lines pass nearby, connecting with important points in Madrid, such as:
• Lines 38 and 146, among others, which take you to both the centre and peripheral areas.
In general, from Benidorm Street you can reach the centre in approximately 20-30 minutes by public transport, which is very convenient for daily urban life.
Nearby tourist and leisure points of interest
Although the immediate area is more residential and without major tourist attractions within the neighbourhood, Madrid offers many interesting points at a short distance by public transport:
Parks and open spaces
• El Retiro Park – Madrid's most famous park, ideal for walking, running, or relaxing.
• Park plantation of the Berro's fountain – Quiet urban park in a residential area.
Culture and tourism (slightly further away, accessible by metro)
• Royal Palace of Madrid – Royal Palace and historical surroundings.
• Jardín del Capricho – Historic garden, perfect for relaxed visits (especially weekends).
By quick metro, you can also easily access the historic centre, museums, and tapas areas like La Latina, Malasaña, or Gran Vía in less than half an hour.
Leisure and nightlife
The neighbourhood itself has cocktail bars and pubs with a quiet atmosphere, ideal for going out without travelling far. For more nightlife and nightlife entertainment (discos, more lively pubs), many people tend to go to areas like Chueca, Malasaña, or Centro, accessible by metro.
Summary — What is it like to live here?
✅ Neighbourhood advantages
• Quiet neighbourhood atmosphere with services nearby.
• Good connectivity with the rest of Madrid.
• Classic neighbourhood bars and accessible restaurants.
• Ideal for those seeking a balance between residential and urban life.
Amenities at Modern and functional flat with two double bedrooms in Madrid Tempory BEN28BE
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Madrid
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