Bowling Chamartín is a really nice bowling center! We were there both during the earlier hours and during later times, and both times, the lanes are well maintained, oiled, and we didn't have any issues with them. The staff is very nice, as well. You can only bowl two games when you go, unless it's not busy, so if you're going to practice a bit more, we aren't sure how to set that up with the desk. Prices are also fair. There's a Brunswick pro shop, as well, for anyone looking to get their own bowling equipment or some coaching. If, like us, you're staying near the train station and looking to pass some time, Bowling Chamartín is a great option. read more

I hear this is one of the oldest bowing sites in Madrid, dating back to 1979. We came here on a Sunday around 5 in the afternoon for two games and after one game, it started getting more and more packed with people. We ended up getting the game and drink special because the drink would be discounted. We got a nestea and a tinto de verano, both of good value. The games are a little more costly than expected, but then again, it's in a relatively expensive side of town. We got our tickets, our drinks, and the person helping us was the nicest! They sanitize all stations right in front of you, they have hand sanitizer on the table, and each bowling ball I presume is sanitized after every group's use. One issue was that we had a hard time finding two of the same size ball... it seems a 7 was very much in demand! So we settled on sharing a ball. An issue that made me drop the score one whole star was that the place itself, and the station we were at, was not in its best condition. It became unsafe. We had a piece of metal sticking up right by the bowling aisles and when i stepped back, I fell backwards and hurt my shoulder on the scoring machine so much that I woke up with a bruise the next day. Thankfully the person taking care of us was kind enough to to tape it down so we wouldn't trip next time. I did really enjoy the air hockey, and simply bowling! For the price though, is it worth it? Probably not. I'd try another handful of spots before going back. The bathrooms were clean, nice, normal. They were hidden all the way in the back by the air hockey. Overall, this place is a 3.5 for me. -- He oído que este es uno de los sitios de bolos más antiguos de Madrid, desde 1979. Vinimos aquí un domingo alrededor de las 5 de la tarde para dos juegos y después de un juego, comenzó a llenarse más y más de gente. Acabamos comprando el especial de juego y bebida porque la bebida estaba rebajada. Cogimos un nestea y un tinto de verano, ambos de buen precio. Los partidos son un poco más caros de lo esperado pero está en un lado relativamente caro de la ciudad. ¡Conseguimos nuestras entradas, nuestras bebidas, y la persona que nos ayudó fue la más amable! Desinfectan todas las estaciones justo delante de ti, tienen desinfectante para las manos en la mesa, y cada bola de bolos supongo que se desinfecta después del uso de cada grupo. Un problema fue que nos costó encontrar dos bolas del mismo tamaño... ¡parece que el 7 estaba muy solicitado! Así que nos conformamos con compartir solo una. Un problemilla que me hizo bajar la puntuación una estrella entera fue que el lugar en sí, y la estación en la que estábamos, no estaba en sus mejores condiciones. Se volvió inseguro. Teníamos un trozo de metal que sobresalía justo al lado de los pasillos de la bolera y cuando di un paso atrás, me caí de espaldas y me hice daño en el hombro con la máquina de puntuar, tanto que me desperté con un moratón al día siguiente. Por suerte, la persona que nos atendió tuvo la amabilidad de poner cinta adhesiva para que no nos tropezáramos la próxima vez. Me gustó mucho el hockey de aire, y simplemente los bolos. Pero por el precio, ¿merece la pena? Probablemente no. Probaría otro puñado de lugares antes de volver. Los baños estaban limpios, agradables, normales. Estaban escondidos en la parte de atrás por el hockey de aire. En general, este lugar es un 3,5 para mi. read more

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Bowling Chamartín can be a great time-- but only if you choose the right time to go. My first visit was during the week, early in the evening. There were plenty of people but it wasn't packed, and everything ran smoothly, from checking-in to getting shoes and the bowling itself. My second visit was Valentine's Day (a Friday) at around 9:00, the only time available. This time, things did not run so smoothly; in fact, about every possible thing that could go wrong, went wrong, and I got the feeling we were not the only guests with that experience. At check-in, the woman helping us told us twice she didn't have our reservation (she did), to our lane being taken well into our time because of a birthday party that wouldn't leave. When we finally got to play, we realized they hadn't lowered the bumpers and hadn't given us the beer tickets that were part of our reservation. That required going back to the check-in area twice to be able to start. At 9:45 sharp, we were ushered out by the next group with a reservation (and we hadn't gotten to start at our assigned time of 9:00). For 26€, I can think of many things I'd rather do than bowl for 30 minutes. That said, if you're free early on a weeknight, it's definitely worth a visit. But weekends? Forget it. read more