From the owner: Escuela de patinaje oficial federada. Clases de patinaje en línea para todos los niveles. O también…read morepuedes especializarte en alguna disciplina: slalom, freeride, etc. Los alumnos además tienen actividades mensuales gratis y rutas los jueves. #readytoroll #clubtres60

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.

I'm a massage therapist and I'm always excited to try massages in new places. I called ahead to…read morebook a couple days in advance and they had someone who spoke just enough English to help me easily. And she let me know they take cash only. When we arrived, the reception area was very relaxing and they have hot and cold water available. We had a couple's massage in a nice room. They give you loose clothing to change into. My bf who is newer to massage enjoyed his session and mine was good too. They spoke just enough English to check in with the pressure and ask about what is going on that might need extra attention. It was very relaxing and a great value at 25 euros/hr. And an additional 5 euros is customary for tipping.

Hey, I went to MTHI while on vacation and had two different Thai massages with two different…read morepractitioners. Pros: * The space is really nice and very clean and professional. * Each client has their own private room, which makes it feel more comfortable and private. * One hour is more than enough for a full treatment. Cons / Notes: * The massage style is NOT traditional Thai. Both times it felt much closer to deep tissue or even rolfing, not the stretching and rhythmic pressure you'd expect from Thai. * When I asked, the therapist explained they "have to do half-half," meaning they mix Thai with European deep tissue techniques. * If you want authentic Thai massage like in Thailand, you need to specifically ASK for a Thai therapist from Thailand and state clearly that you want traditional Thai. Overall: I'd give this place four stars as great environment and professional service, but important for customers to know the style is hybrid unless you request otherwise.

I volunteered for two weeks in 2 locations of Fundacion Tomillo ( one is in Calle Albunuelas and…read moresecond location in their after school program in Colegio Carmen Cabezuelo) "Great" Features 1. Staff (Ana, Coral, Margarita, Javi and many more) are very friendly and nice. 2. The organization was willing to have me volunteer with them for 2 weeks and I first contacted them by email 3. The students ages between 10 - 27 years old are motivated to learn English 4. The mission of the organization to help low income , high risk youth is very inspiring 5. I enjoyed my time especially with the 10-14 y/o group - they are fun, happy, playful and willing to learn 6. Great place to volunteer even for travelers like myself that stayed in Madrid only for over 2 weeks. "Not So Great" Features 1. Long distance between the 2 locations I volunteer to, kinda far from each other so long commute between Metro stops and just a short time in between classes in different locations

I have just completed 3 weeks of Intensive Spanish at AIL Madrid, and am very pleased with the…read moreresults. The school itself is OK (although their new location doesn't have air conditioning, I'm told, until May and this is a serious problem they must resolve) but ultimately my review is based on the skill of my teacher, Ernesto Holguera. It's not easy to keep a class interested for 4 hours a day, but he not only achieved this but also engaged us in such a way that I feel that my progress would not have happened without his methods. I also studied with another teacher, a nice fellow but not nearly as gifted as a teacher, so I doubly appreciated Ernesto's skill. I hope to come back to Madrid in the Fall and will return to the school provided that I can study with Ernesto once again. The quality of the instruction, for the cost, is very fair. PS: I'm a 60 year old native of New York City who's doing this to improve his language skills and his mind. I speak Italian fluently so that helped me learn much quicker. I hope this information is useful when you make your choice of school, but if you come at the end of April or first part of May, bring a portable fan as I did!

I loved my time studying at AIL Madrid! I'm 17 and from the…read moreUS and went solo to take classes for 4 weeks in July. I started at B1 level and although I did not take the final exam, I am confident that my Spanish has improved to B2 through the quality instruction of my professors and curriculum. It was easy to connect with other students through the fun after-class activities and I had a great time exploring Madrid with new friends from all over the world. My hosts were incredibly kind and supportive, and my Spanish improved with our conversations. If you are considering this program I would go for it! It is a great time for all ages and levels and I felt supported the whole trip by the student team. *I would recommend avoiding planning classes in the hottest months because the heat was a challenge:) * I took the intensive course (4 hours a day) -- would recommend putting in a request for morning hours as it is a more convenient slot for planning your day out.