Barcelonès Hostels

What a jem! A very quiet and lovely place to stay. It's not big, has cool shared spaces including a huge pretty backyard, which everyone keeps modestly calling a 'terrace'))) Impeccably clean! I really wanted to rent a room, but since none were available I went for the shared female dormitory which did not disappoint. The beds are wide and comfortable. The mattresses have some cool cover that is soft and probably made of rubber, so nothing gets in which makes you forget all the bug or whatever fears one might have. The lockers are not big (nor small) with digital locks, no one apart from yourself will be able to open it. If you have a large suitcase, do not worry. The hostel provides a free storage room, so you can put all the essentials in the locker and the rest won't be bothering you. If you need to wash the clothes, they've got a a washing machine and a drier. You need to pay to use them, but it's still better than seeking a laundromat somewhere else - you can chill in your room or kitchen while it works. I did not cook, but I loved being able to store ready-made food and sandwich supplies in a rather spacious fridge. The team that works there feels like a family)) You can see them being truly eager to help, really nice people. The place is warm and cosy)) Feels like you're staying at friend's house.

The hotel is right on Las Ramblas, but the whole avenue is under renovation, making it a bit messy. The hotel's small entrance was a bit hard to find. Directly across the street is the famous La Boqueria Market, and there's also a Starbucks nearby. The room offered complimentary bottled water. There's a coffee machine at the front desk, but you have to pay for coffee. The two ladies at the front desk were both very friendly. On our second day, since we were changing hotels and wanted to visit more sights early, we left our luggage at the hotel and picked it up in the afternoon after exploring.

It's not right in front of the station, but it took about 10-13 minutes to walk from the closest one. It felt more like a local neighborhood than a tourist spot, and I never felt unsafe even when walking around late at night. The staff were okay, not overly friendly but perfectly normal. There was a lounge or common area on the first floor, and a small kitchen space. The room itself was quite spacious, but you need to bring your own towels. I was a bit disappointed that there were no curtains for the beds. There was one power outlet inside the bed area, and the bed itself was comfortable. I tend to be picky about bed conditions, and this one was good. The locker locations varied depending on the bed; mine was under the bed, while some beds had standard upright lockers. I actually preferred having the shared bathroom outside the room. Based on my experience staying at other hostels, I think outside bathrooms are better than en-suite ones. In an 8-person room, if there's only one bathroom inside, you either have to wait, or all sounds are audible when someone uses the toilet, which doesn't feel very private. So, I don't think having a bathroom inside the room is always a good thing. The cleanliness was quite good, and having a card key for room access was convenient. The city tax was an extra 6.6 euros per day, payable on-site. Overall, I would definitely consider staying at this hostel again.

This hotel offers great value for money in Seville, and its location in the Gracia district is super convenient for reaching all the attractions by public transport. Plus, there's a breakfast spot nearby, and it's in a safe area, so you don't have to worry about a thing.

Great location! It's a short walk to Gaudí's three famous buildings, the metro station, and a supermarket. I opted for breakfast, which was decent. I didn't try dinner as 9 PM is a bit late for my schedule, but I did notice the food quality looked quite good. The wardrobe in the room was incredibly spacious and held a lot.

A Home Away from Home – Perfect Location & Amazing Vibes! This is hands down one of the best hostels I’ve stayed in! It truly felt like a home away from home. The beds are super comfortable, the entire place is clean and well-kept, and the staff are absolutely wonderful—friendly, helpful, and always ready with a smile. The location couldn’t be better. It’s easily accessible by metro from the airport—just grab a TMB metro card (very cheap and convenient), take Line 9 to the interchange with Line 1, and get off at Urquinaona. From there, it’s just a 3-minute walk to the hostel. You’re close to everything! If you're looking for a cozy, clean, and well-connected place to stay in the city, this is it. Highly recommended!

The reception crowd is very cool, the cleaning was daily fair, showers and toilets always clean, comfortable beds and lockers very large, very functional kitchen area and integrated with the lounge, which facilitates socialization. The Rosana of cleaning is very capricious, hard-working, kept the kitchen always clean. She was very nice and attentive. I've worked hard on hostels, I only have a few suggestions: readable identification of the kitchen space, because you cannot know what you have or what you can use; A drinking water filter for guests, besides being very useful and guests would like it very much, would greatly reduce the amount of garbage in the rooms, which are largely water bottles, in addition to helping nature; Improve the stability of the Internet, as it has not worked at numerous times; and Maybe change the order of the Lockers of the people who sleep in the bed from above, placing it in the direction of the staircase, because the guest would have more freedom to use their space without hindering or bothering the other. Frizando, these are suggestions for improvement, they are not complaints. My stay was great and I highly recommend it.

We recently stayed in a 4-bunk room at this hostel for two nights. Overall, the experience was decent, though there were a few notable drawbacks. Pros:- The locker and bed facilities were excellent, spacious, secure, and more than adequate for four guests. The general service was acceptable, with staff being reasonably responsive and helpful. Cons:- The shower was a major issue. Despite adjusting the temperature lever, it often only produced hot water, which was uncomfortable and frustrating. The air conditioning was inconsistent and, at times, ineffective. In a humid climate, this made the room feel unbearably hot. Unfortunately, opening the window isn’t an option, as it’s linked to the air conditioning system and automatically shuts off when the window is opened. Summary:- While the sleeping arrangements and security features were commendable, the poor shower and unreliable air conditioning significantly impacted our comfort. These are essential amenities, especially in a humid environment, and I hope the hostel addresses them soon.

This hostel was okay. Seems like a lot of the people are livng there for a longer time, and a bit on the older side. Kitchen was small and the fridge was full. I had to change rooms during my stay because my room was fully booked out for the second night, so that was not a fun arrangement because they make you leave your luggage at the reception as though you need to wait to check in again. I had the bottom bed the first night, but had to use the top bed the second :( there is less space to keep my phone and stuff on the top bed. Also, if you want to leave your luggage on the last day, they will charge you after 2pm.

The lady on the reception was so rude. She tried to cancel my booking and if I didn’t spoke up she would. Beside this location is great but I can’t say it was clean. Its near the station I added