Hotels near Ajuntament de Cornella, Cornella De Llobregat

A reliable functional place to stay in a great location. Very clean with comfy rooms. Friendly and helpful staff. Bed was very comfortable. Only negative was that there was no kettle in the room as is common in Europe. Hotel is in a great location on the edge of Barcelona... about 15 minutes from the airport by taxi (€24). It is in a quiet suburb but just a 2 minute walk from a big shopping/entertainment complex (Splau) with all manner of restaurants and eating places ranging from McDonald's and Starbucks through to mid range restaurants! Wed definitely stay here again next time we're in Barcelona.

I stayed here for one night only. I was in Barcelona to watch football at Espanyol. The stadium can be seen from the hotel itself. It's an ideal location for any game at the ground. My room was more than adequate for my requirements plus it had tea and coffee facilities too. The breakfast option was good with plenty of choice. However, in the breakfast area alot of the tables took a long time to be cleared. It was really unsightly. In fact, some customers started clearing the tables themselves. There only seemed to be one person doing everything and clearly there was a staffing issue causing the problem. Overall, access to the Espanyol Football Club was easy and it's an ideal base for those wanting to watch a game. I caught a local train from Placa D'Espana to Almelda and it took about 20 minutes. From Almelda, it was a 10 minute walk to the hotel.

A 4-star hotel in an industrial district. Plenty of restaurants and a shopping mall within walking distance.

Please do not live in this hotel, it’s basically not in Barcelona, you have to take the public transportation up to 1 hour to get to Barcelona by transferring at least twice. The wi-fi is too unstable to even watch youtube video. Most importantly, some staff are NOT capable of their jobs. On the first day I came here, I called the reception and asked about the laundry fee, a Tall Thin old man told me and emphasized twice that the laundry fee is included in the room and said they would ask people to pick up my clothes. However, nobody came. When I called again, a middle-aged woman told me that I have to drop the clothes in the reception because they don’t have time for me now. As she said, I went down with my bag of clothes. However, an old man in the reception said I should not give them the clothes but to leave in my room. But they can ask people to drop the clothes in my room and then took them to the laundry. What a mess! When I picked up my laundry I was surprised that there was a long bill since the guy in reception clearly said the lauded was in the room fee. And when I went to the reception and asked, the girl with long blond hair confront with me and acted very condescending. To quote exactly what she said ‘No, you must misunderstood, you room even did not include the breakfast, it came with nothing, only the wi-fi. Laundry fee is not in the room, everyone knows!’ I explained patiently multiple times and asked her to maybe ask her college because I didn’t tell a lie but she rolled her eyes and literally said ‘I can’t do anything, if you don’t understand, you go ask my boss’ and pointed to the boss (an old man stand right besides her talking to another customer). Before I opened my mouth, this girl talked in Spanish to her ‘boss’ first and the old guy frowned. I was pretty sure she tell the truth. I didn’t say I don’t want to pay the laundry, but I have to check what I heard. The way these staff did their jobs and solve problems were one hundred percent unprofessional and annoying. I love traveling in Barcelona but these few people just made our impression on Spanish hotels go down.

Hotel is between the airport and the center. It is more an hostel than an hotel, even if it is clean. The area has nothing interesting, only buildings for sleepers.

Me and my 15 yr old daughter did a night here before flying home to the UK next morning. We had been staying at Portaventura and I had been nervous about being 2 hrs travel from the airport on the day and dependent on potentially unreliable public transport. This hotel despite the description isn’t that near to the airport - about 5 miles away and the bus we transferred to (L99) doesn’t stop that near to the hotel- good 20 mins walk with suitcases in tow. But I knew some of this before and was prepared. You need your iPhone map on to find it through a number of suburb streets. As regards the hotel, it’s no frills but the staff spoke good English and my daughter now speaks conversational Spanish too which helps. They were also all very friendly. Room normal Ibis basic but fine for overnight stay and breakfast was simple continental but again fine when it’s basically grab and go you want. Looking at the bus timetables to airport next morning they were all being cancelled or delayed so we got a taxi (there’s a rank outside hotel) instead for €22. Ate at the McDonald’s adjacent to hotel and there is also a Lidl over the road., would consider using it again in similar circumstances

I went on weekend, the treatment of the staff of 10, the perfect room for the price you have, and breakfast, better than in many hotels with more stars (with newly expressed orange juice) . Very recommended, now in August it is easy to find parking at the door.

We stayed 2 days during the Spanish tour. Barcelona holds about 35 Euros with a remote taxi to the centre. Their rooms were beautiful and clean. The breakfast is standard for European hotels. The best thing is that Aldi is next to the market. Car park is available for those coming by car