Madrid once again surprises nightlife enthusiasts: in the very heart of the city, a club has opened that’s hard to confuse with anything else. Houdinni, located on Serrano Street, immediately became a magnet for those seeking more than just dancing to music. Guests are welcomed by an interior reminiscent of New York’s underground: neon signs, white tiles, graffiti on the walls, and long corridors that invite you to wander like you’re in a real metropolis.
Inside, the atmosphere combines urban aesthetics with the sophistication of the Salamanca district. The music program centers on modern house and Afro House genres, with DJs well-known to electronic music fans regularly behind the decks. The sound system and lighting design create a fully immersive effect, something club regulars especially appreciate.
Houdinni is open from Tuesday evenings until late Saturday nights, welcoming everyone eager for new experiences. Entry starts at €20, and sometimes includes a drink depending on the day of the week. The club quickly became one of the city’s most talked-about spots on social media, where visitors share their impressions and recommend not missing this place to their friends.
The easiest way to reach Houdinni is by metro—Serrano station is just a few steps away. You can also get off at Colón or Velázquez if you prefer a stroll through the city in the evening. The club’s convenient location makes it ideal for those who value comfort and don’t want to spend time on long commutes. Ultimately, Houdinni has become more than just another nightclub; it is now a true symbol of the new wave of entertainment in Madrid, where originality and energy go hand in hand.
