Going-out guide
VIP tables in Spanish nightclubs: what’s included and prices
In short
- A VIP table («reservado») is your own table or area in the club with a minimum spend: the price isn’t an entry fee but what your group commits to spend, usually on bottles.
- In Madrid, the cheapest table at each club costs €180 median for about five people (from €100 to €300 depending on the club), as of 17 October 2026.
- Counting every table, half cost between €200 and €500; the most exclusive areas go over €1,000.
- A standard table usually includes a bottle with mixers and entry for five or six people; each extra person costs about €50.
- You almost always pay a deposit when booking (most often 50%) and spend the rest at the club; arrive before the time on your booking.
- On this website you book from each party’s page, with a plan of the free tables and that night’s prices.
What is a VIP table in a Spanish nightclub?
A VIP table (in Spanish, reservado or mesa VIP) is a table, sofa or area of the club that belongs to your group all night. You don’t pay an entry fee for it: you pay a minimum spend, which turns into bottles, mixers and sometimes food or cocktails.
In return, the group has a fixed spot, often skips the general queue and gets table service. For a group of five or more that was going to drink anyway, it often costs about the same as tickets plus drinks at the bar.
What’s included
- A bottle with mixers: «1 bottle + 10 soft drinks» for five or six people is the basic table.
- Minimum spend on the menu: an amount (€200, €500…) to spend on whatever you like from the bottle menu.
- Entry for the group: almost always included for the people on the rate (usually five).
- Priority entry without the general queue.
Usually not included: premium bottles (champagne, top brands) and extra people, who pay a supplement.
How much does a VIP table cost in Madrid?
We checked the table rates of a weekend party at 19 Madrid clubs (711 rates, 17 October 2026). Some of them, from the cheapest to the most expensive table that night:
| Club | From | Up to | People included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cats | €100 | €140 | 5 |
| Nazca Club | €140 | €240 | 5 |
| Posh Club | €150 | €750 | 5 |
| Saint Club | €150 | €500 | 5 to 10 |
| Teatro Magno | €200 | €200 | 6 |
| Tiffany's The Club | €200 | €2,500 | 5 to 8 |
| Fitz Club | €250 | €3,500 | 4 to 6 |
| Joy Eslava | €300 | €1,000 | 5 to 8 |
| Lula Club | €300 | €10,000 | 5 to 10 |
In short: the cheapest table at each club goes from €100 to €300 (€180 median), about €50 per person including entry and your share of the bottle. Prices rise on Saturdays, Halloween and New Year’s Eve, and for tables next to the dance floor or the DJ booth.
How you pay: deposit, balance and fees
Most clubs don’t charge everything up front. Across the Madrid rates, 46% asked for a 50% deposit, 21% for full payment, 27% for a fixed deposit (€50, €100, €200…) and 6% for nothing in advance. A booking fee is added to what you pay online, usually 5%.
If the party is cancelled the deposit is refunded; if you don’t show up, it’s usually lost. See ticket refunds.
Tips before booking
- Check the arrival time: many bookings are only held until 1:00 or 1:30 am.
- Ask which bottles are included: the «standard» bottle doesn’t cover premium brands.
- Everyone must meet the entry rules: minimum age and dress code apply to the table too. See the dress code.
- Book early for big nights: Halloween, New Year’s Eve and long weekends sell out first.
Frequently asked questions
The questions people ask most
What is a VIP table in a Spanish nightclub?
A table or area for your group all night with a minimum spend, usually on bottles and mixers. It normally includes entry for five or six people and priority access without the general queue.
How much is a VIP table in a Madrid nightclub?
As of 17 October 2026, the cheapest table at each Madrid club cost between €100 and €300 (€180 median) for about five people. Half of all tables cost between €200 and €500, and the most exclusive areas go over €1,000.
How many people fit at a VIP table?
The basic rate is usually for five people, sometimes six. Each extra person pays a supplement, about €50 in Madrid, up to the table’s maximum.
Do you pay for a VIP table in advance?
Usually you pay a deposit when booking, most often 50%, and spend the rest at the club. Some rates ask for full payment and a few ask for nothing up front.
Is a VIP table worth it?
For groups of five or more who plan to drink, it often costs about the same as tickets plus drinks, and you get your own spot. For two or three people, a ticket is usually better value.