A dedicated coworking space in Madrid · More in Madrid
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Need to know
| Type of Space |
Dedicated Coworking |
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| Today | See More | ||
| Avg. WiFi Speed | 253 Mb/s | Details | |
| Last Reported WiFi Login | Campus Community_Fast | GoBlunder! | ||
| Background Noise | Moderate to low | ||
| Power | No | ||
| Food | - | ||
| Coffee | |||
| Tea | |||
| Alcohol | - | ||
| Group Seating | - | ||
| Outdoor Seating | - | ||
| Types of Seating | - | ||
| Accessible Outlets | Plenty | ||
| Community Tags | coworking, Campus Madrid, Google, startups, entrepreneurs, business, Faster WiFi | ||
| First Added | August 2015 | ||
| Last Updated | March 2018 | ||
Very busy, fast internet, has a cafe inside. The location is kind of out of the way.
Great atmosphere, internet is fast. The 1st floor is a calm space, and there is a cafe on the ground. Unfortunately, it’s very busy and you have to go there very early to be sure to have a nice place to work.
Awesome place!! It’s the perfect place to work!
So, I’m hanging out here and I love this place. I wish I would have found it sooner! Also it’s kinda out of the way from where some travelers might say. I’m over by Retiro and it was a 10ish euro ride over here. There might be a subway or something, but I liked the flexibility of a cab.
It reminds me of a mix between Better Buzz in San Diego and Hanahaus in Palo Alto. I mean, it is a Google place, so there’s probably a reason for that. I didn’t have an issue finding a table or anything. The internet is smoking fast… like, crazy smoking fast. The vibe is great and there’s something for everyone here.
Do sign up at the link on the profile before you come. You’ll have to get the attention of the attendant and show an ID card or something. They’ll print you a pass that you can use on subsequent visits.
It’s very busy but the internet is still super fast.
There’s a great atmosphere and community feel around here. The noise is low, the plugs are everywhere, and the internet is probably the fastes I’ve ever seen.