Hen, Stag and Birthday Nights in Granada: Clubs with Group Tables

For a hen, stag or birthday night in Granada, Spain, the usual plan is tapas or a show first, then a table at a club: Mae West, Granada 10, Aliatar, 365 Music Club, UNY Club and Taböa all sell booths or palcos, with prices from 80 € at Taböa and 100 to 150 € at most others (ticket pages, 20 October 2026). All of them are 18+. Here's how to put the night together, what a table includes and how to book it on WhatsApp.

The plan in three steps

• Dinner on tapas: in Granada a tapa comes free with each drink, so a group can eat around Calle Navas or the Realejo for very little.
• Something to remember: a flamenco show (Zambra María la Canastera has a minibus for groups, Venta El Gallo does private group dinners) or karaoke at Colón Plaza.
• The club with a table: book it before you go out, so the group gets in together and has its own space.

Clubs with tables or palcos

Prices are the lowest published on each venue's ticket page on 20 October 2026, for regular nights. They change with the night and the size of the group.

Mae West: the big one

Mae West is the biggest club in Granada, with more than 2,000 people of capacity according to VIPLIST, several rooms (Sala Mae West, El Bribón, Molly and La Terraza de Granada) and 28 VIP palcos. It's the obvious choice if the group wants a big room and different music in each space. It doesn't publish its regular table prices, so tell us your night and group size on WhatsApp and we'll find out.

Reggaeton, commercial and electronic · Neptuno / RondaSee Mae West Granada →

Granada 10 and Aliatar: two old cinemas

Granada 10, in an old cinema next to the Cathedral, has booths, stalls and an upper floor; a lower-floor table started at 120 € on Fridays and 100 € on Erasmus Tuesdays. Aliatar, another old cinema at Recogidas 2, has ten booths and boxes for up to seven people with one non-premium bottle, and its crowd tends to be older, which suits a 30th or 40th birthday. Aliatar also hosts private events for more than 400 guests, if the celebration is bigger than a table.

Commercial, pop and reggaeton, plus live gigs · Centro (Puerta Real)See Sala Aliatar →

What a table usually includes

From what the venues publish: a reserved space (a high table on the dance floor, a booth or a palco) and, in the packages we've seen, at least one bottle. Some packages add a shisha (365 Music Club and Taböa list it) and Aliatar specifies one non-premium bottle for up to seven people. Entry for the group, mixers, extra bottles and the exact number of people included vary, so confirm them before you pay.

Door rules with groups

• Age: all the clubs are 18+ at night; on special nights it can be higher (Granada Direct lists 23+ for Mae West's New Year's Eve).
• Dress: Taböa bans sportswear, flip-flops and trainers; Granada 10 asks for a smart look on Fridays; at Mae West the door watches footwear.
• Costumes: no club publishes a rule, so ask before you show up with veils, sashes or full fancy dress.

How to book

Message us on WhatsApp with four things: the date, the number of people, the occasion (hen, stag, birthday) and a rough budget per person. We'll tell you which clubs have tables that night and what each option includes. For cost details, see our guide to how much a night out in Granada costs, and if the group is over 30, our guide to clubs for over-30s.