APARTAMENTO CON JACUZZI PRIVADO AGUACATE, Madrid

The apartment is in a quiet residential area, well served by public transport. The San Francisco metro station is a 5-10 minute walk, and several bus stops are nearby. This makes reaching central attractions and the airport straightforward without a car. Nearby supermarkets like Lidl and Mercadona are within walking distance, and a range of restaurants, including El Caneo (0.5 km) and El Pirri (0.5 km), offer local dining options. The area is generally calm, and street parking is available in the vicinity, though the property itself has no dedicated parking.

Multiple dining options are available within 0.5 to 1 km, including Casa Botias, Restaurante Rincon De Aguacate, Cerveceria Burgos, El Rincon del Greco, and Asador Avelino. The kitchen equipment, however, is reported to be very limited - often lacking basic pans, utensils, and in some cases having only a single usable hob. Guests aiming to cook may need to bring their own basic cookware or plan to eat out. No breakfast is offered by the property.

The private hot tub/jacuzzi is the key draw. Real-world reports show it frequently has problems: water can be cold or have no pressure, the tub can be dirty with particles floating, and the lighting and electricity may cut out when using it. The bathtub is high to step into, requiring a small ladder, and can be slippery, making it unsuitable for people with reduced mobility, children, or pregnant women. Before booking, it is essential to confirm the jacuzzi is in good working order.

The apartment is a non-smoking, family-friendly property. Internet is free. The real-world experience highlights very poor cleanliness and maintenance: dirty dishes, stained bedding, mold, broken furniture, and inadequate cleaning between stays. Support is available only between 14:00 and 00:00, and has been reported as unhelpful for emergencies such as power outages or lockouts. Luggage storage is not offered, which can be a problem for late check-out or early arrivals.