Limehome Madrid San Lorenzo
Photo: Expedia 
Photo: Expedia 
Photo: Expedia Our take
Chueca's plaza-side energy is the draw and the drawback; Calle San Lorenzo, tucked toward the Alonso Martínez end, is where the barrio sleeps. Limehome runs its standard playbook here (kitchens, air conditioning, app-based check-in, interiors matching the photos), the same formula we recommended at Sol, transplanted to a genuinely residential street.
The 31-review sample is early days (8.6 so far, in line with the brand's norm), so the same early-guest logic applies as ever: newer fit-out, softer pricing, thinner proof. The location call is the real differentiator: book this one specifically for the quiet.
- ✓ You want Chueca's brunches without Chueca's 2am chorus
- ✓ Digital check-in and a kitchen cover your needs
- ✓ The Alonso Martínez / Salesas corner appeals (it should: great cafés)
- ✗ You came for the plaza scene; stay on it instead (Bob W)
- ✗ 31 reviews is too thin for your booking bar
- ✗ You want any on-site services beyond the basics
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Limehome Madrid San Lorenzo typically runs ≈ $134 / night (July). Live rates and availability are on Expedia.
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