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title: "WeWork Goya"
description: "WeWork Goya is at Calle de Goya 36, in Salamanca. The operator describes seven floors of flexible workspace, about 4,429 square metres, with the upper three floors held as full-floor offices for a single member each. Shared lounges, meeting rooms and private offices fill the rest. A furnished ter…"
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# WeWork Goya

WeWork Goya is at Calle de Goya 36, in Salamanca. The operator describes seven floors of flexible workspace, about 4,429 square metres, with the upper three floors held as full-floor offices for a single member each. Shared lounges, meeting rooms and private offices fill the rest. A furnished terrace on the second floor is built with amphitheatre seating. Dogs are welcome. Velázquez, Goya and Príncipe de Vergara metro stations are a short walk, El Corte Inglés and the National Library are named as nearby, and the airport is described as a fifteen-minute drive. The page calls Salamanca one of Madrid’s most polished addresses, which is the setting this building is selling.

The products follow the same shape across the four Madrid buildings, which makes them easy to compare. A Day Pass covers one day in the shared workspace without a membership. The All Access Plus membership includes one coworking booking per day and three credits a month for meeting rooms and private offices. Meeting rooms are booked by the hour. Private offices run as a monthly or annual membership for teams from one person to more than a hundred, and a company of fifty or more can ask for a full floor. Where a dedicated desk is offered, it is a single desk on flexible terms. Starting rates exclude applicable taxes, and office rates also exclude fees; several offices are quoted individually.

Outdoor space, bicycle storage, an event space and a dog-friendly policy are the extras on this building’s own list. A dedicated desk is offered, with the rate on request, and the private office is also priced on request rather than with a published starting figure. High-speed Wi-Fi, phone booths, meeting rooms, printers, coffee and tea and the events programme are standard. Parking, a parent’s room, a wellness room, a barista and electric-vehicle charging are not included here. Mail handling comes with the private office and the dedicated desk. The terrace is the thing the other three Madrid houses do not lead with.

The gallery has eight frames. A lounge with a low timber table and a grey sofa, another with a daybed and armchairs, then the terrace itself: stepped seating, cushions, and tables on a tiled roof court. An open office runs a long row of task chairs toward the windows. The pantry has a timber island, a checkerboard floor and stools. Two meeting rooms appear, one behind glass and one with a large whiteboard. The façade is a pale block at number 36, with trees in front of a dark ground floor. The listing leads with the lounge and puts the street last.

A team is on site Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00 and looks after members and visitors during those hours. Day passes and meeting rooms are pay as you go. Private offices run monthly or annually, and where a starting office rate is published it rests on a twelve-month term and can include a promotional offer. WeWork lists extended hours for the building without publishing the clock times, so anyone who plans to work early or late agrees the detail for their product when they book. The same four addresses — Eloy Gonzalo, Castellana 77, Castellana 43 and Goya — are the Madrid buildings listed as open.

It suits a team that wants a Salamanca address clients already recognise, a group that will actually use the terrace between meetings, and a company taking one of the upper floors as its own. Chamberí is Eloy Gonzalo and Castellana 43. The financial core is Castellana 77. Goya is the one for a day that starts with a client on Serrano or Velázquez and does not need a tower lobby. Membership credits and a day pass work across the four Madrid buildings, so the terrace house and the AZCA tower can be the same provider on different days of the week.

- **Location:** Madrid — Salamanca
- **Address:** Calle de Goya 36, 28001 Madrid, Spain
- **Operator:** WeWork
- **Amenities:** Ergonomic Chairs, Pet Friendly, Whiteboards, Networking Events, Mail Service, High-speed WiFi, Meeting Rooms, Event Area, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Phone Booths, Free Coffee & Tea, Natural Light, Terrace, Lounge Area

## Key facts

- Floor area: 4429 m²
- Floors: 7

## Pricing

- All Access Plus membership (Membership): €339/month
- Day Pass (Day Pass): €45/day
- Meeting rooms by the hour (Meeting Room): €34/hour
- Private office (Private Office): Price on request
- Dedicated desk (Fixed Desk): Price on request
- Full-floor office (Exclusive Area): Price on request

## Nearby transport

- Goya-Príncipe de Vergara (bus, 1 min walk)
- Príncipe de Vergara-Goya (bus, 2 min walk)
- Velázquez (subway, 2 min walk)
- Príncipe de Vergara-Jorge Juan (bus, 3 min walk)
- Metro Príncipe de Vergara (bus, 3 min walk)

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/wework-goya-36-salamanca-madrid