Discover Charming Madrid Las Rosas, your new go-to accommodation in Madrid. Located in the Las Rosas area, within the historic district of San Blas-Canillejas, and just 7 minutes from the metro stations “Alsacia” and “Avenida de Guadalajara” from which you will reach the center in 20 minutes, Charming Madrid Las Rosas is a licensed guest house featuring 2 double bedrooms, a private bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen—ideal for trips with friends, family, or work. This space is perfect for those looking to explore Madrid from a quieter area or needing accommodation near IFEMA and the airport. Charming Madrid Las Rosas offers everything you need for a comfortable and pleasant stay: The accommodation is equipped with air conditioning / heat pump in Split format, ensuring the perfect temperature at all times. There are 3 units in total. Charming Madrid Las Rosas features two double bedrooms, each provided with bed linen and one set of towels per guest. You’ll also find ample storage space and a flat-screen TV in each room, along with a work/study desk and comfortable chair. High-speed internet is available for your video calls. The kitchen area is well-equipped with everything needed to prepare your best recipes: ceramic hob, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and a wide selection of utensils and tableware. It also includes a washer-dryer and an iron with ironing board. Charming Madrid Las Rosas also offers a comfortable bathroom equipped with a ceiling and handheld shower head, plus complimentary shower gel, shampoo, and hand soap. A hairdryer is also provided so you can travel light. Enjoy flexible arrival with self check-in: Thanks to the electronic lock access, you can enter independently. Please note that a smartphone with internet connection is required.

Located between the Arcos and Las Rosas neighborhoods, within the San Blas-Canillejas district, our Charming Madrid Las Rosas offers comfort and tranquility in a well-connected residential area close to parks, local shops, and essential services—away from the hustle and bustle of central Madrid. The San Blas-Canillejas district was developed in the mid-20th century to accommodate families arriving in Madrid during its urban expansion. The Arcos neighborhood stands out for its community spirit and mix of residential buildings, green areas, and gathering spaces that reflect its origins. Its name comes from the old access arches that marked the main roads in the area, symbolizing its history as a point of passage and connection within the district.