Feelathome Cortes
Boutique hotel in the heart of the Las Letras neighbourhood, steps away from Parliament and the Prado.
Boutique hotel in the heart of the Las Letras neighbourhood, steps away from Parliament and the Prado.
Apartments in the exclusive Salamanca neighbourhood, with a rooftop pool, parking and reception.
Modern apartments next to the Plaza de las Ventas, with reception and parking.
Apartments with a shared terrace and parking in Chamberí, one of Madrid's most charming and peaceful neighbourhoods.
Apartments in Madrid's business district, next to Plaza Castilla. Ideal for business trips or longer stays.
Family-friendly apartments at Plaza España, with a lift and plenty of space for the whole family in the heart of Madrid.
Apartments in Chueca, one of Madrid's most vibrant and lively neighbourhoods.
Apartments designed for longer stays in Madrid. Fully equipped so you feel right at home for weeks or months.
Energy, art and a warmth that can't be learned — it just comes naturally. Madrid is one of those cities that gets under your skin.
Madrid has that certain something that's hard to put into words. It's not just the Prado, or the Gran Vía, or the terraces that don't close until the sun comes back up. It's the blend of all that with the feeling that nobody stays a stranger here for long.
At Feelathome Madrid we've spent years helping people from all over the world settle into the city — not just visit it. Our apartments and hotels in Madrid are in the neighbourhoods where real life happens: close to the market, a short walk from a great bar, with local life right at your fingertips.
Every space is bright, comfortable and designed so that you don't have to adapt to it — it adapts to you. Because the best way to discover Madrid is to live it from the inside.
Madrid's metro is fast, clean and covers virtually the entire city. With a 10-trip travel card you can reach any point in under 30 minutes. Adolfo Suárez Airport is 30 minutes away by metro on line 8.
Madrid works year-round. Spring and autumn are the quietest times, with good weather and fewer crowds. Summer has its own energy: long nights, late-night terraces, a city that never stops. Winter is cold, but the museums are queue-free and the atmosphere feels more local and neighbourhood-like.
The Prado and the Reina Sofía if you love art. The Retiro any morning. La Latina on a Sunday with a vermut. Mercado de San Miguel for eating on your feet. And getting lost in Malasaña or Lavapiés to truly understand what Madrid is all about.
Madrid has some of the best restaurants in Spain — and the best bar counters too. Skip the terraces on Puerta del Sol and head a couple of streets further on. In Chamberí, Lavapiés or Arganzuela you'll eat well without overpaying. Ask us and we'll give you specific names.