Hotels in Barcelona

Are you looking for a hotel on the world famous Rambla or do you prefer a sea view? As cheap as possible or 5*? Design, boutique, eco-friendly? There’s hundreds of hotels in Barcelona, so no shortage of choice. Here’s our selection of the best hotels in Barcelona.

Top 10 best hotels in Barcelona

All hotels listed below are good hotels with different price ranges all within the city center of Barcelona.

Hotel Praktik Vinoteca

This simple, but nicely decorated and popular three-star hotel is located in the middle of the Eixample district, near the Rambla de Catalunya and Passeig de Gràcia. Hotel Praktik Vinoteca is just 700 meters away from Plaça Catalunya, the heart of the city. Lovely, soundproof rooms, simple decoration and with a wooden floor and private bathroom. The hotel offers some pleasant seating areas, where you can enjoy a glass of wine!

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Praktik Vinoteca

The Serras

This five-star boutique hotel is located in the Gothic Quarter and overlooks the old port: a prime location! The sea and the beach are within walking distance. The stylish rooms are fully equipped. The library is located on the middle floor and on the roof you can take a dip or enjoy a cocktail (and the view).

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: The Serras

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Hotel Brummell

The location of Hotel Brummell may not be the most obvious, in the lesser known Poble-sec district on the edge of the Montjuïc hill, but this is something special. Hotel Brummell has a Scandinavian look, is filled with art and we love the urban vibe. The rooftop pool is on the small side, but the rest of the hotel and the super friendly staff certainly make up for that.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Brummell

Hotel Chic & Basic

Hotel Chic & Basic Born is located in the trendy El Born district, a popular area for tapas and cocktails. The Parc de la Ciutadella is less than 100 meters away and you can easily reach the beach. It is located in a modernista building with high ceilings and lovely details. The rooms are furnished in a clean and simple way, and the shower cubicles in the middle of the rooms are a real eye-catcher and provide a special lighting effect.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Chic & Basic Born

Yurbban Passage Hotel

Hotel Yurbban Passage is located in a quiet part of the El Born district. This beautifully decorated hotel offers a roof terrace with a small swimming pool. The spacious rooms are fully equipped. Nice detail: every day guests are welcome to participate in wine o’ clock where you can exchange experiences and tips.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Yurbban Passage Hotel

Casa del Mediterraneo

This affordable guest house Casa del Mediterraneo is located on Carrer d’Enric Granados, one of the most lovely and lively streets in the Eixample district. Simple but nice rooms, which do not have air conditioning, but do have central heating. You share the bathroom with other guests. The guest house also has a terrace and a lounge area. Personal service. A good option if you don’t want to spend too much on your overnight stay.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Casa del Mediterraneo

Hotel Casa Camper

Casa Camper, by the locally famous shoe brand Camper from Mallorca, is a fresh design hotel with funny details, such as the bicycles on the ceiling. Your room here actually consists of two parts: a bedroom and living room. The hotel is located in the El Raval district, an immigrant neighborhood that has gained popularity in recent years.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Casa Camper

Andante Hotel

Lobby Andante hotel

Hotel Andante is a spacious and modern hotel. In addition to your room, you can use the swimming pool, the gym, the breakfast room and the lounge with comfortable chairs. With 134 rooms spread over ten floors, Andante Hotel has something for everyone: rooms for one, two or three people, for families, for people with a physical disability, rooms with a terrace… On the roof terrace – with a swimming pool, hurray! – you have a fantastic view of the city center and the old port. The hotel also has a terrace downstairs, where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast in the morning before your day out in the city.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Andante

Hotel Mercer

Hotel Mercer is a beautiful five-star hotel built against the remains of the old, medieval and roman city in the Gothic Quarter (Barrio Gótico), but equipped with all comforts of the 21st century. Very stylish rooms, beautiful works of art and a lovely courtyard with orange trees: if you are looking for luxury, this is your place. The harbor, beach and sea are within walking distance.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Mercer

Hotel Casa Bonay

Hotel Casa Bonay in the Eixample district is more of a concept than a hotel. Everything here, from the furniture to the clothing of the staff, is made by local designers. The lounge is a fantastic place to start or end your day, but the roof terrace is also great. The simple design rooms are on the small side, but some have a small terrace. The hotel has a good coffee bar and a restaurant.

Prices, reviews, current information and availability: Hotel Casa Bonay

What should you pay attention to when looking for a hotel in Barcelona?

Location of your hotel

When looking for a hotel in Barcelona, location is one of the most important considerations for many. Where is your hotel located and is this a pleasant neighborhood is pleasant to stay?

  • Do you want to be centrally located so that you can easily discover the most important sights? Then look for a hotel with a central location and good transport connections nearby. For example, consider a hotel on or near the Ramblas or choose one of the neighborhoods in the old city. the Gothic Quarter (barrio Gótico), or El Born, or the central part of the Eixample district.
  • Planning to go to the beach a lot? Then opt for a hotel by the sea or in the immediate vicinity of the coast in the neighborhoods of La Barceloneta, Vila Olímpica or the former industrial district of Poblenou, which is a little further from the center.
  • The modernist residential area of Eixample is filled with hotels and you are close to Gaudí’s works. You will find numerous sights here, the transport connections are generally good and there are plenty of restaurants.
  • Looking for local life? Then the Gràcia and Poble-sec districts are a good option. There are several hotels here and these neighborhoods are less overrun by tourists and characterized by the ‘village feel’.

Also read our article on where to stay during your visit to Barcelona

Is it easy to get to your hotel from the airport?

Most people who go on a city trip to Barcelona travel by plane. It’s comfortable if you can easily get to your hotel from El Prat Airport by bus, train or metro. If you plan to take a taxi, it doesn’t matter much where your hotel is located.

Your budget?

In general, the further away from the center, the cheaper your hotel. For example, on the outskirts of the city you can find luxurious 4-star hotels that offer rooms at a reasonable price.

Another tip to save money on your hotel in Barcelona: don’t go during the high season and book your hotel on time.

Services

Do you have your own bathroom, is there air conditioning (not unimportant in the summer) and is there a swimming pool? Most hotels have WiFi these days. Are you coming by car and do you want to park? Or are you planning to rent a bicycle and want to store it indoors? Are the installations child-friendly? These are also things to take into account when looking for the best hotel in Barcelona. Put your wishes on a list and take them into account when booking a hotel.

Specific wishes

Do you have difficulty walking, does your pet travel along during your trip to Barcelona or are you coming with a large family and are you looking for a family room? Check in advance whether your hotel of choice meets your specific wishes.

Yes! You came this far!

My name is Annebeth, I’m originally from The Netherlands and I have been home in Barcelona for 22 years. As an online guide, journalist, author of many travel guides about the city and co-owner of bicycle tour company El Ciclo, Barcelona is my great inspiration and I am happy to share everything I know (and learn) with you. You will also find personal tips and recommendations so you can experience that authentic, local and unique Barcelona feeling once you’re here.