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Holmes Place Madrid: premium clubs, spa and how to join

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Holmes Place Madrid: premium clubs, spa and how to join

A clear guide for expats and locals: the 3 Madrid clubs, what is included, what to ask before you sign, and how it compares with other chains.

3 clubs in Madrid
Gym + classes + wellness
Best if you want premium

Quick facts

Holmes Place in Madrid at a glance

Type

Premium / high-end chain

Madrid clubs

La Moraleja · Montecarmelo · Palacio de Hielo

Best for

People who want spa, classes and a polished club

Before you sign

Trial, joining fee, freeze rules and home club

Locations

The 3 Holmes Place clubs in Madrid

This is not a low-cost chain with 40 sites: these are large premium clubs. Choose by neighbourhood, commute and the amenities of that specific club.

01 · Alcobendas / La Moraleja

Holmes Place La Moraleja

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A 3,000+ m² club with modern equipment, physiotherapy and wellness (pool, sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi) plus a café. Practical if you live or work in the north / business-park area.

Av. de Bruselas, 21 — local 31, 28100 Madrid +34 91 490 03 60

02 · Montecarmelo (north)

Holmes Place Montecarmelo

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3,500+ m², 100+ weekly classes, Pilates studio, physiotherapy, pool and spa. A strong pick if you live in north Madrid and want class volume.

C/ Monasterio de Arlanza, 20, 28049 Madrid +34 91 750 83 00

03 · Canillas / Hortaleza

Holmes Place Palacio de Hielo

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4,000+ m² with lots of natural light, outdoor training, pool, sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, terrace, café and spa treatments. Ideal if you move around the north-east of the city.

C/ Silvano, 77, 28043 Madrid +34 91 716 23 00

What you get

What a Holmes Place club usually offers

Details vary by site. Confirm on the website or during a visit what your home club includes.

Strength and cardio floors with modern equipment
Group classes (high volume at clubs like Montecarmelo)
Pool and wellness / spa areas at selected clubs
Sauna, Turkish bath and jacuzzi (club-dependent)
Physiotherapy and wellness services
Café / terrace at several sites

Who it is for

Is Holmes Place right for you?

It fits if you prioritise a premium experience over the lowest price. Less useful if you only want cheap access near Sol.

  • You want spa, pool and classes in one club
  • You live or work near La Moraleja, Montecarmelo or Palacio de Hielo
  • You prefer a polished atmosphere over low-cost crowds

×

  • You want the lowest possible fee (look at Basic-Fit / VivaGym)
  • You need a club in the historic centre or far south
  • You will not use wellness or classes: premium may be overkill

Before you sign

Membership checklist so you do not overpay

Search clicks usually come with price and commitment questions. Solve them on a visit or on the official site.

  1. 01

    Take a guided visit or day pass

    Check peak-hour crowding, showers, parking and the club vibe. A website does not replace 45 minutes on site.

  2. 02

    Ask joining fee + monthly fee

    The “from” price is not the total. Ask for a closed figure: joining fee, monthly fee, class extras and spa if not included.

  3. 03

    Freeze and commitment

    If you travel or change cities (common for expats), ask about freeze, cancellation and whether your home club can change.

  4. 04

    Multi-club access

    Confirm whether your plan opens other Holmes Place clubs in Madrid/Barcelona or only your home site.

Comparison

Holmes Place vs other Madrid options

MadridExpats does not sell memberships — we help you choose with clear criteria.

vs Metropolitan

Both premium. Metropolitan often appeals to professionals in other locations; compare the nearest club and trial policy.

vs Basic-Fit / VivaGym

Cheaper with more sites. Better if you prioritise price and proximity; weaker on spa and “club” experience.

vs Synergym

Mid-market / growing. Useful if you want more than low-cost without the full premium ticket.

Expats

Tips if you just moved to Madrid

  • Pick a club by real commute (home + office), not a pretty map pin
  • If your contract is short, avoid long plans without a clear freeze
  • Ask whether reception / sales can help in English at that club
  • Confirm parking or nearby Metro/Cercanías before paying the joining fee

FAQ

Holmes Place Madrid

There are three main clubs: La Moraleja (Av. de Bruselas), Montecarmelo (Monasterio de Arlanza) and Palacio de Hielo (Silvano). Confirm hours and offers on holmesplace.es.
Yes. It sits in the high-end segment: large facilities, classes and spa-style amenities at selected sites. Pricing is usually above low-cost chains.
Typically you can request a visit or trial pass at the club you care about. Do it at peak hour to see real crowding.
Joining fee, monthly fee, commitment length, freeze rules, whether classes/spa are included, and multi-club access.
Yes if you live near one of the three clubs and value wellness. If you move often or want the lowest price, check freeze rules or more flexible chains.
On the official Holmes Place website or at the club. MadridExpats is an independent guide: always verify current prices and terms at the official source.

Next step

Compare the club and get official terms

Use this guide to filter. Pricing and signup close with Holmes Place.

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