Alma Sensai is a private club for women but also open to a few good men. The building is located on Calle Principe de Vergara in the Barrio de Salamanca. Here, women meet for leisure activities in a stimulating, inspiring and cosmopolitan atmosphere. If you live in Madrid and if you have the possibility to become a member, it's worth it. It is a concept in exclusive leisure, fun and elegance. It's ideal for making new friendships, networking, discover interests, talents and personalities.
Alma Sensai is a Private Club, only members and their guests have access to the spaces, facilities, services and events of the club, and only members and their guests can enter the zones of beauty and female well-being. The times I've been there, invited by a member, I've had a great time. The restaurant serves delicious food, the exhibitions are excellent and the conversations are exquisite.
If you want to go you must apply through the club's contact form.
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