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Sixties Ramblas
"The property was very cute! Full of history and flair. The buffet had a large variety, the best I've seen thus far. We were leaving early for our return flight and the staff was nice enough to pack us a hefty breakfast bag to go!"
Rialto
"The breakfast was more than your traditional European croissant-and-yogurt fare. There were several hot entrees more suitable to Americans and to top it off they had Cava and orange juice for do-it-yourself Mimosas! The staff is friendly and helpful and although the rooms are not large, they are clean and the bathrooms are very nice. We will stay there again on our next visit to Barcelona."
Hotel Nouvel
"The location was incredible, building and rooms were beautiful, great AC and so comfortable. The staff was super helpful and spoke English. I could not recommend this place enough, it made my first solo trip an amazing experience."
Hotel Porta Fira
"Loved our stay. Room was clean and well appointed. The sauna was a big plus. The location, being close to a train station and a mall, is a big positive."
Arc la Rambla
"Nice staff, and clean hotel. The rooms are very small. Breakfast was good."
Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower
"Convenient for our cruise."
Moxy Barcelona
"Boutique hotel great rooftop bar and pool"
INOUT Hostel Barcelona
"I love the sporting facilities."
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Millions of visitors from around the world flock to this Spanish’s city’s most famous street each year. Stretching 1.5 km (0.75miles), La Rambla in Barcelona connects the city centre from Placa de Catalunya to Port Vell by the sea.
During peak tourist season, La Rambla buzzes with visitors who come to soak up the lively atmosphere and enjoy street performances, see local and international artisans at work and explore La Rambla and its surrounding network of streets.
Hotels are dotted up and down La Rambla and surrounding blocks. Near and on La Rambla you’ll find large upmarket five star hotels, stunning boutique hotels, hostels and smaller budget hotels. There’s something for all styles and budgets in the lively centre of Barcelona.
Staying in a hotel around La Rambla provides easy access to the city’s excellent public transport system with links to the underground metro network and overground bus system. The city’s famous sightseeing tour stops and starts close to La Rambla giving you great access to Barcelona’s other landmarks.
Dining up and down La Rambla is aimed at tourists but venture off the main stretch for authentic Catalan cuisine, which is best enjoyed at the city’s world-famous Bocqueria market. Stay at a hotel by the market and you can enjoy fresh fruit, vegetables, seafood, tapas and cava every day of your stay.