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Barcelona Airport Hotel
"Expérience à souhaiter pour tout le monde."
Hotel Porta Fira
"Nice sized rooms and plenty of choice for breakfast"
Barceló Sants
"This hotel was great! We crashed here the night before going to the airport as it was relatively close and right near the train station. The AC was amazing and the beds were super comfy!"
Moxy Barcelona
"We loved the Moxy, it was a great base, quick via the local metro into the main areas of the city. The hotel itself is great, really quirky and the rooms are brilliant. We had issues with both of our rooms but the staff quickly moved us without too much hassle. The pool on the roof was perfect in the heat, just right for chilling before heading out or vice versa. My only negative would be breakfast, we had this included but by day three opted to go out as it was less stressful. Just not enough space to be able to sit down, the food was great, but just way too busy. Would we choose to stay again, most definitely but maybe at a quieter time of year."
INNSiDE by Melia Barcelona Apolo
"Great location close to Gothic Qtr. Thier is a transit train entrance just down the street to take you all over the city!"
Rialto
"Clean room"
Lamaro Hotel Barcelona 5★ | Preferred Hotels & Resorts | Lifestyle Collection
"The hotel was in Omonia square with a large water feature and the metro was right by the hotel. It had a roof top bar with a great view of the Acropolis. A 15 minute walk to the heart of shopping district. Hotel was retro and very clean."
Leonardo Royal Hotel Barcelona Fira
"Great restaurant, great staff and the very clean"
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Barcelona Hotels
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.