I am visiting Madrid and so far I've got a couple times to the Bikram class a Bikram Yoga Spain…read more It's a beautiful studio. Lovely owners and great instructors. I will return.

In the fancy Salamanca quarter close to Madrid's city center, a spacious 300 square meter studio is…read morehidden behind a rather unimpressive door. That is rather strange. When I arrive, there are already twelve Bikram freaks waiting in front of the door. It's Saturday evening. By the end there will be 30 people who intend to do something for their bodies. The studio is mostly kept in white, has a chill out corner, a reception towards Calle de Maldonado and a 100 square meter hot room, big enough to keep four rows of yogis easily. Lying on ones back one can see simple ceiling lamps, others with heating spirals, some rectangular heating panels and the isolated pipes of the air conditioning system that garantuees a well balanced temperature. Petite Laura teaches spirited and sometimes she corrects a posture manually. In the second half she even speeds up so that the relax phases become very short indeed. Jonathan Martin, the studio founder, owns another in Valencia. Already now, I look forward to visit that one too. (see www.hotyogablog.net)

No upkeep - poor maintenance and customer service. El personal de C. de Molina deja mucho que…read moredesear. Después de que notifique que el único bebedero del gimnasio no estaba funcionando correctamente, me dijeron que fuese a beber al lavabo de los ban#os. Pregunte si tenían vasos, y me dijeron que no daban vasos... Que la fuente llevaba varias semanas estropeada y había que beber usando la mano..

Clean, nice gym with amazing employees and amazing quality gym equipment. I have never had a bad…read moreexperience at this gym and highly recommend it.

Into real gym ? This is a real gym ! From old ladies to pro bodybuilders, there's a place for…read moreeveryone, and Marko (muchas gracias pr el servicio, marko ! ) and his wife got attention for everybody. Clean, good equipment, nice mood (everybody say "hola !" ) , you can train hard of just enjoying a cardio session... If you visit Madrid, i recommend the "3 days pass" for 21 € ! Subway station : santo domingo

Still going here and still enjoying it. This morning the guy at the desk explained to me they have…read morebooks of discounted day passes, which save you upto 20%. If, like me, you're a once a week gym goer, these work out way cheaper than membership. I'll upload a photo of the flyer. They also do classes and sell individual protein shakes and bars.

This studio was a rare find in Madrid. It is apparently, the only spin studio in the city. The…read moreprice is reasonable. The bikes are new and ride so smoothly. Carlos, the owner/manager/instructor was amazing and even did the class in Spanish and English for us silly Americans who barely understood what he was saying. The class was challenging, the music was energetic and everything was included (water, towels, shoes, fruit , showers). Everything was clean and I can't wait to go back! Good luck Carlos! I hope that TopCycle hits it BIG!

I heard much of TopCycle. Do you know what their current prices are? Would they give a discount…read morefor five sessions?

My husband and I were in Madrid for a few days and dropped in at a few different gyms while in…read moreSpain. Urban Box was the first place we stopped in Madrid, and we were promptly greeted & felt very welcomed. The workout consisted of Hang Cleans, and two quick workouts -- Handstand Pushups & Burpees, then Double Unders and Toes to Bar. The instructor was friendly and made sure we understood the right techniques. He also provided scaling options for some of the newer members in the class. I would recommend Urban Box to anyone visiting Madrid!

basic gym. all the weights are unlabeled and disorganized so you can never tell what you are…read morelifting. they do not have olympic bar for presses and instead have very cheap weights and bars that are about a quarter/half an inch thick. they also had no jiujitsu as advertised and their boxing coach was teaching pretty subpar footwork and overall technique.

I was in Madrid for 4 days and needed a gym close to the Plaza Mayor. Although all the equipment…read morewas arranged tightly, there was everything you need for a good workout. There are bench press tables, one squat rack, a chin up bar and various nautilus machines. I didn't use the cardio machines but there seems to be a good amount of them. 10 euros for a day pass wasn't bad at all. They just needed an identification card.

This gym was fine - clean and tidy. It's a bit of a tight squeeze in there, but they cram in pretty…read moremuch all the equipment you would want, and it is right in the city center. The only thing I found to be missing was medicine balls. However, it is about 4 Euros more expensive (day rate) than it's nearest rival. I guess this is because they have a pool.