When you’re halfway through exploring Spain’s capital city and you really CBF walking all the way back to the hotel room for a three-hour siesta, just catch some z’s in the city’s nap bar.
Yes, a nap bar, where drinking alcohol is off the tables, unless of course a shot of whiskey is your valium-equivalent.
Recently opened in Madrid’s business and commercial district, Nuevos Ministerios, Siesta&Go invites “busy, working locals” as well as travellers to get a little shut eye during the day.
Sleepy patrons pay by the minute or hour and can choose from a napping pod, a private bedroom…
or they can choose to relax in an armchair….
Prices start from $12 for one hour in a top bunk, or $21 for a private room.
Not bad.
The establishment also has Wi-Fi for tourists who want to update their social media pages, newspapers, mobile chargers, yoga mats and study desks.
Although Siesta&Go is the first-of-its-kind venue in Spain, these ‘nap’ establishments are popping up in countries such as the Philippines, Japan, the UK and more.