Barcelona Homestays

The location is very good, the English at the front desk is great and the communication is smooth. The episode is the last thing we left behind but we do n’t know the courier and the rules. In the end, the staff helped to call the courier to find it. Thank you very much. In the future, our Barcelona will stay at the hotel. thank you very much. The picture is a view of the hotel roof terrace

This was my first time staying in a hostal and it was a great experience! Front desk staff was super friendly and helpful. Room was spacious and bed was comfortable. Room and bathroom were very clean. AC was strong enough and kept the room at a comfortable temperature. Walking distance from many good bars and restaurants. All for a great price as well. We would be happy to return here next time in Barcelona!

With a stay at Ciudad Condal, you'll be centrally located in Barcelona, within a 5-minute walk of Passeig de Gràcia and Casa Mila. This hostal is 0.6 mi (1 km) from La Rambla and 0.6 mi (1 km) from Plaça de Catalunya.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Featured amenities include express check-out, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

This is my favorite hotel in Spain. First of all, from the geographical point of view, it is very superior, just opposite the Casa Batllo, so you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Casa Batllo at different times. Secondly, from the size of the room, he is actually the nature of the apartment. No. 62 is a hotel. It is only a hotel on the 62nd. The room is super super large. Actually, at least six people can live. There is a special product basket in the living room. Things are free, very intimate, but the kitchen is charged! Third: the hotel's breakfast and great, the restaurant's little brother's sweet smile is very handsome and handsome! The food is also very good, and finally the little brother will also ask you if you have eaten well. Finally, remind everyone that don't bring too much cash when traveling to Spain, don't talk to strangers at random, there are many thieves!

I have stayed there on three separate occations. It is spotlessly clean and completele with kitchens. The Mercado is a short block away on Mallorca but closed on Sundays. The beds are comforable and the one bedrooms have large closets. The windows open and if you are on the street side it is still quiet as the bedroom is toward the inside court yard. There is a lovely terrace on the top floor complete with loungers and a table with four chairs. The staff is really accomadating and very helpful. They can arrange transportation. Once they couldn't book transportation to the cruise ship terminal and even came out onto the street to help with getting a taxi. The cleaning ladies are wonderful too. In all a fabulous home away from home.

Our stay at the Suites Avenue hotel was excellent in every way. The apartments are modern, clean, spacious, well-equipped and very comfortable. The hotel staff members were all courteous, competent, efficient and ready to assist when needed. The location is also excellent -- on a beautiful, tree-lined street among upscale shops, lively during the day but quiet at night and we felt safe there at all times. The hotel is very close to La Pedrera and Casa Batllo. Also nearby is a taxi stand, two metro stations, bus stops for city buses and hop-on-hop-off buses. We took the metro to Sagrada Familia and to Parc Guell, then walked back from both. The Placa Catalunya was a 20 minute walk. Alternatively, we strolled down La Rambla from the upper part a block from the hotel, down through the busy section, to the waterfront in 40 easy minutes, passing many restaurants along the way. Barcelona itself was beautiful, sunny and hot and the hotel was a wonderful place to stop in for a break from the heat and to come ”home” to at the end of the day. I wholeheartedly recommend the Suites Avenue and would definitely stay there again.

The location is very good and it is quite convenient to go anywhere. The room was really small, but it was very clean and tidy, and the decoration was very good. Since it was an early morning flight, the reception staff was very enthusiastic to help call uber.

Very good, the door and the room downstairs have a code lock. Downstairs is the commercial street. The room is also very big and clean! You can rest assured

A small personal hotel (6 rooms), with excellent location. Lots of eating choices nearby as well as bus metro. Very clean and wonderful staff. Staff were welcoming attentive and incredibly helpful. Staff gave recommendations on travel, assisted with booking transport and accommodation- nothing was ever too much. Rooms are small but big enough. Breakfast was fresh and although not extensive there were plenty of choices. Highly recommend hotel

The goal of our 2-week independent trip to Spain in early May was to immerse ourselves in the local culture. So, staying in an apartment located in the core of the city was key. Eric Vökel Gran Vía Suites located on the Gran Via provided just that. Wonderful trees line the street, and we always felt safe walking at night. The Metro station was within metres outside the building. Tons of restaurants were within a couple blocks walk and a Condis grocery store was located to the right as you exited the building. We were able to walk to the Rambla area, the Montjuïc area where the Magic Fountain show takes place nightly, and we took the Metro to get to areas located further away. These well-outfitted apartment units have all the dishes/utensils, pots, pans, graters, colanders, cutting boards you will need. The bedroom was large and comfortable with ample closet space and a safe. The washer/dryer was in the storage closet with the water heater. The living room was a decent size and there was a table perfect for eating and to use for trip planning. At the front desk you can get coffee, soap pods, and other supplies. Staff was normally there to help if needed. The elevator was a little temperamental at times and usually someone had failed to close the door properly causing issues. It is not large either, so be prepared to take a couple of trips if you have tons of luggage. Personally, it added to the charm of the building. The one thing we will laugh at forever is that we did not realize the entire apartment had automated blackout blinds. The first night we could see from one window into another unit, and so we thought we might have to rig up something with newspaper and tape. I had brought a garbage bag from home and stuck it onto the window. The next day we came back, and I hit a couple of buttons on the bedroom wall to turn the light on, and suddenly, these amazing blinds engaged, and the room completely darkened. So, we immediately went to the living room and sure enough automated blinds there. We of course felt a tad foolish, but it all added to our “immersed” experience. The balcony which faced a large courtyard was the perfect place to eat breakfast and enjoy a nightly cocktail. Life in Barcelona happening right before our eyes. Seven wonderful nights and we would return in a heartbeat.