Book photoshoot Rooms in Madrid

But we’re also very proud of our quirky and exciting selection that range from bourgeois apartments, nostalgic wood workshops, glass penthouses, industrial warehouses and more.

And don’t just take us on our word. You can see The 9 best photography studios for hire in Madrid right here. And if you feel like you need to showcase your work, check our favourite 7 exhibition spaces for hire in Madrid while you’re at it.

The Areas 

Ciudad Jardín is Spanish for the garden city. an example of how the photoshoot rooms in Madrid are unconventional. They have a spacious and lounging qualityMadrid’s hotels, in a contemporary style.

In Centro (the centre) you’ll see a wild mix of photoshoot rooms. From rustic living rooms, to built-for-purpose studios, to glass corporate penthouses that tower over the city. And plus, the centre is a stunning and lively place to be while we’re talking about it!

Salamanca is a more leasurely part of the city. It has wide leafy streets and fancy shops and restaurants. Photoshoots here are defined by their contemporary and clean designs, as well as a small dash of quirkiness to keep thigns interesting.

The Local Professionals

Straight off the bat, once you have the venue, you’re going to need the people to make the shots. For starters, you should check out photography agencies HEROES Agency and  Código 7 for top rate professionals.

And If your photoshoot in Madrid requires models, you can work with top-quality models from VDM Management or Six Management.

And if you need models, you’ll probably need makeup artists. With that in mind you should seek out two of the best in Judith Jaso and Alberto Dugarte.

Getting Equipment

You can only carry so much in your suitcase, so you might have to source some of the essentials for your photoshoot in Madrid. Easy peasy.

To hire first rate equipment, you can always rely on Alquiler ópticas Zeiss or Alquiler de Camaras. And if you want to create a story with depth, you’ll need good props and a set that can carry a narrative. So for all your prop and set design needs, we recomend Plano Secuencia.

How to Get There 

Ciudad Jardin 

• Public Transport
  • Buses: 1, 11, 40, 43, 52, 7, 9, 72, 73.
  • Metro: M4, M8, M9.
  • Train: C10, C3, C4A, C7.
• Secure Parking Garages in Salamanca
  • Parking Principe de Vergara – Calle del Príncipe de Vergara 126.
  • Parking Clara del Rey – Calle Clara del Rey 32.

Centro 

• Public Transport
  • Buses: 002, 5, 7, 12, 15, 20, 53, 150
  • Metro: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
  • Train: AVE (domestic and international), Alvia (domestic).
• Secure Parking Garages in Centro
  • Garaje Centro -Calle de los Relatores 11.
  • Parking Público – Paseo de Recoletos 37.

Salamanca  

• Public Transport
  • Buses: 2, 6, 10.
  • Metro: 2, 4, 5, 9.
• Secure Parking Garages in Salamanca
  • Interparking Velázquez Juan Bravo –  Calle de Velázquez 86-94.
  • Parking Público – Calle de Velázquez 24.

Where to Stay 

After a long day of shooting where do you go? Somewhere special, surely? Well don’t worry a second more, because we have your accommodation right here in this guide to the best luxury hotels in Madrid. If there’s one thing that you can almost always rely on with the hotels in Madrid is that the best ones are in the centre and that they have premier rooftop terraces. It’s the calling card of the luxury Madrid hotel.