Book brainstorming Rooms in Madrid

The Venues

Our brainstorming rooms in Madrid start at just €20, and we even have venues that can accommodate up to 120 people!

If there’s one thing that distinguishes brainstorming venues in Madrid it’s that they’re easy on the eye.

We have gentile dining rooms, edgy industrial rooms, glass penthouses, nostalgic Spanish throwbacks, and being in Madrid; we have gorgeous outdoor spaces too.

You can peruse our selection at your leisure. If you’re just too busy, then tell our local experts precisely what it is you’re looking for, and they’ll come back to you with a handpicked selection for you to choose from.

The Areas 

Almagro is lined with mansions, embassies, and museums. Its fine-dining scene, plush plazas, and inviting cafes make it one of the cities most charming areas. The brainstorming venues here have an upmarket and residential quality to them.

Malasaña is an area full of life. It has a bubbly student vibe, it’s packed with historical buildings and monuments, and the nightlife scene is infectious. The brainstorming spaces here have an upscale feel with great views over the city.

Chamartin is home to some serious landmarks, including some of the tallest skyscrapers in Spain, the home of Real Madrid FC, and plush avenues for you to explore. Brainstorming venues here tend to be trendy and industrial.

Quick Tips For Productive Brainstorming sessions in Madrid

To ensure a productive brainstorming session in Madrid, you need a team that’s communicating well. No matter how cohesive your team are, some days, the synergy just isn’t there. No matter, use these Creative ice-breakers for corporate events to get everyone in tune and motivated. Plus, they’re terrific fun!

As well as being fired up, you’ll probably need office supplies. Our meeting rooms in Madrid generally come with basic supplies. But for any other stationary you might want, then we recommend La Riva Special Papers for meetings in Malasana(Plaza de San Ildefonso 4), Officenter (Calle de Sta Engracia 33) in Almagro and CARLIN (Calle de Mauricio Legendre 2) for meetings in Chamartin.

And to reward and stimulate your team, why not rent some VR headsets for an exciting break session. You can rent them for your next brainstorming session in Madrid from Pad in the City or Xperiencia Virtual.

Other activities you might want to investigate are fun games like team building workshops with Scarlet Entertainment. They can bring all manner of fun things to your venue from virtual cocktail making, to samba classes, to fun office games.

Catering

Madrid isn’t just capital in name only. It also leads from the front gastronomically: all of Spains best regional cuisines and cuisines the world over can be found right here.

The dining scene in Almagro includes upscale Spanish, Italian, and Japanese restaurants. Malasaña is an area known for its alternative vibe and quirky eateries, so make sure to look out for its famed Japanese restaurants and the vast range of breakfast cafes. And for Chamartin, it’s known for its high-quality Argentinian steakhouses.

If you want to make an occasion of it, book a place at one of these 10 group-friendly restaurants in Madrid.

How to Get There

Almagro

• • Public Transport
    • Buses: 14, 147, 16, 21, 3, 4, 5, 7, C03.
    • Metro: M10, M5.
    • Train: C10, C2, C7.
  • Secure Parking Garages in Almagro
    • Parking Almagro – Calle Almagro 11.
    • Parking Martinez Campos 42 – Paseo del General Martinez Campos 42.

Malasaña

• • Public Transport
    • Buses: 1, 002
    • Metro: 2
  • Secure Parking Garages in Malasaña
    • Parking Malayerba – Calle de San Andrés 34.
    • Interparking Barceló – C. de Barceló, S/N.

Chamartin

• • Public Transport
    • Buses: 11, 16, 147, 27, 29, 40, 51.
    • Metro: M8, M9, M10.
    • Train: C1, C2, C10, C3, C4A, C4B, C7.
  • Secure Parking Garages in Chamartin
    • North Central Parking – Calle Agustín de Foxá 27.
    • Parking Mundial – Av. de Alberto Alcocer 11.