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Wednesday
May302012

Our AirBnB flat in Madrid

AuthorGabriel Lopez

We got this real good deal on AirBnb. We found a real beautiful and modern studio in Madrid. Our host is the Spanish Photographer, Alvaro Villarrubia. He was super kind and helpful. Alvaro payed attention to every detail. For example, he had Flamenco music playing in the background in our flat when we arrived and had the fridge stacked with goodies, water, and milk for our coffee. I totally recommend all my friends to stay here when they visit the beautiful city of Madrid. http://www.alvarovillarrubia.com/

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