Hotels in Barcelona

"The hotel is located in a residential area, about a ten-minute walk from the beach. There's a bus stop right outside, and it's a 10-15 minute bus ride or a 20-25 minute walk to the Arc de Triomphe. There are also many great cafes and restaurants nearby. The hotel itself is large, new, and well-equipped, offering excellent value for money. My only minor complaint is that the room felt a bit stuffy."

"Stayed here for a few days. Had a pretty good stay with connecting rooms. The cleaning service was good too. I liked how they have a jug provided for you to get water from the corridor. Environmentally friendly and I get to choose the temperature of the water I wanted. Their location is pretty good too, with supermarkets and food places nearby. However, the carpark is very small and narrow and because our car was wide, it was very challenging to get out of the carpark everyday."

"This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 6-8 minute walk from Fira metro station, and a quick 20-30 minute metro ride into central Barcelona, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The hotel itself is new, clean, and well-maintained, with no unpleasant odors, so the stay should have been very comfortable. However, what's baffling and frustrating is that despite booking a three-night stay, we were only provided with two bottles of water on the first day. When we contacted the front desk, they informed us that these two bottles were our entire allocation for the three nights, and any additional water would need to be purchased from the vending machine at the front desk. This extreme cost-cutting measure feels incredibly petty and is a stark contrast to the hotel's otherwise high-quality facilities, which is truly disappointing."

"The hotel's location is great, and the area feels safe. The front desk staff were very polite, and there's complimentary coffee, milk, and hot chocolate available in the lobby every day. For a hotel in Europe, it offers excellent value for money."

"Being a solo female traveller, I was worried on the location as it was a little bit out of the main tourist spots however, I’d stay here again in a heartbeat. Right from the moment I arrived, I was greeted with such warmth and that set the tone for my entire stay. Every single person I encountered was lovely. It’s also not as busy as the city centre and I felt safe walking around at night. The train station was literally steps from the hotel which massively helped. And to top it off, cleanliness was 10/10."

"This hotel is similar to a Hanting Inn in China, probably with 6 or 7 floors and over a hundred rooms. From the outside and inside, it looks newly renovated. The rooms are open-plan, with the bathroom taking up more than a third of the space, featuring a wet/dry separation and a large round backlit mirror. There's a safe and a minibar, which keeps drinks slightly cool but not frozen, and the beverages inside are chargeable. The floor-to-ceiling window offers good light, but the floor slabs seem a bit thin, as you can feel vibrations when people walk. Overall, it's pretty standard, clean, and tidy. The restaurant is located behind the reception on the first floor, offering bread, sausages, desserts, drinks, and fruits. There's an additional city tax of €30 upon check-in."

"I stayed at Yeah Hostel for 3 nights. There were several high points, but also some significant drawbacks that made the experience bittersweet. Service & Staffs -The receptionists were very accommodating and helpful. However, I noticed a clear difference with the other staff members; many didn’t seem happy working there and weren't as friendly or welcoming as the front desk team. The Incident - Living in a hostel always carries a risk. Unfortunately, I lost cash inside my room during my stay. While the hostel acknowledged the situation, they couldn't conduct an investigation because there is no CCTV in the private sleeping areas—which is understandable for privacy, but still very frustrating. Facilities - The rooms are spacious, and the lockers are large enough to fit a big piece of luggage. It’s a peaceful place to stay despite being a hostel. Location - This is the hostel’s best feature. It’s walking distance to Sagrada Família and other major tourist spots. There are plenty of resto-bars, convenience stores, and easy access to both bus stops and the metro. A great spot for convenience and comfort, but you must be extremely careful with your cash and valuables, as you never know who you are sharing a room with."

"This is an apartment-style hotel, so you can easily prepare simple meals. There's a Korean supermarket nearby, making it convenient for self-catering. While the location and price are both great, it can be very noisy. I wouldn't recommend it for light sleepers or anyone sensitive to noise."

"I always stay at this hotel when I'm in Barcelona. It's super convenient with the metro and train stations just downstairs, about 100 and 200 meters away respectively. You can get to all the sights and the airport really easily. It's in a proper residential area, and while it might not look as upscale as the Eixample, it feels very safe. There are delicious family-run restaurants nearby, a breakfast spot downstairs (cheaper than the hotel!), and a convenience store. The hotel itself is quite traditional; not super new in terms of decor, but very clean, and the hot water works great. What's really important is that normally in Europe, if you're changing rooms, you can't move your luggage in early and have to repack everything and wait until check-in time. But here, if you just tell the front desk, you can move your bags into the new room the next day – it's brilliant! There's also a small rooftop pool with a pretty nice view. Highly recommend it, ladies! The pictures show the hotel room, the breakfast place downstairs, and a nearby family restaurant (so good 😋)."