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title: "Spaces Campo de las Naciones"
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# Spaces Campo de las Naciones

Spaces Campo de las Naciones is built for the kind of business that needs to receive people rather than just work quietly — exhibitors and organisers tied to trade fairs, sales and account teams who host visiting clients, and companies that need a Madrid base close to the airport for staff and guests arriving from elsewhere. The centre sits a short distance from IFEMA Feria de Madrid, one of Europe's larger exhibition and convention venues, which makes it a natural fit for teams working a stand during a trade show week, or for firms that exhibit or attend regularly enough to want dedicated office space nearby rather than a hotel meeting room booked by the day.

That same logic extends to businesses whose work depends on welcoming visitors from across Spain and beyond. The building sits inside Campo de las Naciones, a modern district built specifically around large-scale offices, hotels and conference facilities rather than retail streets, which means the surroundings are already set up for exactly this kind of visitor-facing activity — hotels within walking distance for anyone staying over, and a level of transport access that makes it straightforward for people to arrive from the airport, from central Madrid or from out of town. Inside the centre, meeting rooms and a lounge area handle the two different registers that visitor-facing work needs: a formal room for pitches, contract discussions or trade-show follow-ups, and an informal lounge for the kind of relationship-building conversation that happens over coffee rather than across a table. The centre is fully accessible, and the working core is the standard Spaces one — staffed reception, wifi and air conditioning, printing and scanning, a kitchenette with purified water, ergonomic chairs and desks, and 24/7 access for teams whose event schedules don't run nine-to-five.

The district also works well for companies that want proximity to Madrid's central business district without paying for an address inside it. Campo de las Naciones sits just outside the CBD, giving tenants a shorter, calmer commute than the city centre while keeping client meetings within easy reach — a useful middle ground for firms serving corporate clients based downtown but wanting more workspace for the money. The metro station formerly known as Campo de las Naciones, now Feria de Madrid, sits on Line 8, the fast link that runs from Nuevos Ministerios through Mar de Cristal to the airport, so teams can move between this office, the centre of Madrid and Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas in a handful of stops without needing a car.

On-site restaurants cover meals for teams who don't want to leave the building mid-meeting, and the surrounding streets carry a solid run of tapas spots for less formal client lunches or an end-of-week team dinner — useful again for the same visitor-facing crowd this centre is built around, since a good lunch spot nearby does real work when you're hosting rather than just working through the day.

This makes the address useful for a broader range of teams than the trade-fair crowd alone. Consultancies and professional-services firms that serve clients across the Comunidad de Madrid often prefer a base slightly outside the true centre, where rents are more reasonable and parking and access are less of a daily fight, while still being able to promise clients a short, direct trip in for a meeting. Sales teams covering the wider region benefit from the same logic in reverse — a base close to the ring road and the airport corridor makes it easier to head out to client sites across Madrid and beyond without the office itself sitting in the middle of the traffic.

A private office at Spaces Campo de las Naciones is available on a monthly plan — a base built for teams who spend as much time welcoming people as they do working alone, positioned between IFEMA, central Madrid and the airport.

- **Location:** Madrid — Hortaleza
- **Address:** Vía de los Poblados, 1, 28033 Madrid
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Reception, 24/7 Access, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, High-speed WiFi, Meeting Rooms, AC / Heating, Office Supplies, External Monitors, Ergonomic Desks, Parking, Printer / Scanner, Wheelchair Accessible, Event Area, Projector, Lounge Area, Kitchenette, 24/7 Security

## Pricing

- Private Office at Spaces Campo de las Naciones (Private Office): €345/month

## Nearby transport

- Cristalia (bus, 1 min walk)
- Gregorio Sánchez Herráez (bus, 1 min walk)
- San Lorenzo (bus, 4 min walk)
- Manizales (bus, 5 min walk)

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