Baila, Cariño

Terrible. We bought tickets for New Year's Eve and two days before, they cancelled them, saying they were changing venues and had a smaller capacity. I had to go to one of the few places that still had tickets available. Awful service, I won't be back.

Loan sharks and scammers, their luck is over thanks to the complaints 😊

Best club ever! Every time I go to Madrid, I pay a visit to Marta cariño and Baila cariño!

It's a disgrace that the offer is different if you're a woman or under 25. In my case, I'm neither, but we were with people who were, and it was shameful. Plus, after paying 18 euros to get in, they ask for a euro for a Red Bull... And on top of that, they serve cheap brands of alcohol; they don't have Absolut, but they do have Eristoff... What a rip-off of a club!

Terrible treatment, they ask to be 25 years old to enter when worldwide they ask for 21 years old, the security guards are super rude and edgy, I ask for a complaint form and the one with the list says not to give it to me, then they give it to me and the doorman says "shall I set you up a table? GO AWAY" Terrible treatment, I do not recommend this place

Discriminatory treatment of women simply for being women. I mean, waiting in line for 40 minutes to get in, and when it's finally your turn, the price and drinks included are different depending on whether you're a man or a woman. Seriously? Is this what we want to represent? It's neither fair nor logical. "Dance, darling," yes, but only if you're a man...

Horrible. After queuing for an hour and being on the guest list, they wouldn't let us in. The bouncers were very unpleasant. I encourage the manager to contact the dissatisfied customers, as this club has terrible reviews and I would never recommend it.

After queuing for 30 minutes, when we finally reached the door they asked for our name on the waiting list or our ID number; anyone under 25 wasn't allowed in. It wasn't the first time we'd been there, and this had never happened before. The lack of respect from the doormen was even worse... a little empathy wouldn't have hurt. Warning us at the beginning of the queue, or at least doing it respectfully, was the least we expected.