Minty Stay is a brand managed by Minty Host, company with more than 5 years of experience providing services in short and Mid term rental apartments. Minty's tech-powered and professional team assures all what the guest needs for a perfect stay. Minty Host follows ICTE's cleaning protocol to sanitize the apartments.

Minty Stay offers you this spacious apartment, fully furnished and equipped in Malasaña neighborhood. This refurbished apartment is ideal for corporate travelers, expats, and monthly rentals, has a 75sqm. The space is divide in 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. The building has intercon and an elevator. The flat is ideal for 4 people, nevertheless, it can host up to 6 guests. Main bedroom has a double bed, whereas the second bedrooms has two individual beds. Kitchen, which is fully equipped with every needed home appliances (fridge, oven, microwaves, dishwasher, vitroceramic), has cookware and kitchen utensils for cooking. The flat also has working desk, Nespresso coffee maker, toaster, hair dryer and iron. Furthermore, you will also find a washing machine and a dryer. The living room has a 3 seats sofa and flat screen TV. Take into account that the tower speakers only work with the DVD system & not the TV. There is a individual boiler heating system, & there are splits as AC equipment. WiFi connection is also installed. Regarding toiletries, and as per hotel industry standards, you will find soap, gel & shampoo for you first stayover night.

Malasaña neighborhood forms an irregular square flanked by the Gran Vía to the south, Fuencarral street to the east, Carranza street to the north and, finally, San Bernardo street to the west. It owes its name to Manuela Malasaña, a Madrid heroine of the May 2, 1808 uprisings against French troops. This historical fact is of great importance in the neighborhood since its nerve center, the Plaza del Dos de Mayo, is located on the site of the old Monteleón Artillery Park where there was a focus of uprising under the command of Luís Daoíz and Pedro Velarde. In the current square an arch of the old barracks and the monument in honor of these two captains are preserved. Malasaña is closely linked to the Movida, the cultural and social revolution that emerged in Madrid during the 1980s and that had its epicenter in this Madrid neighborhood.