3-Star Hotels in Barcelona

I chose Astoria for New Year's Eve in Barcelona. The room layout is comfortable and it's quiet at night, which makes people feel very at ease. The location is great! It is very convenient to travel by bus or subway. There are many restaurants, cafes and shopping areas nearby. You can walk to La Pedrera, Casa Batlló and other places. Life is convenient and safe. The hotel also gave us 12 candies and grapes, from which we learned about Spain’s New Year’s Eve culture. The small details were surprising!

Very good locations. Five minutes walk to La Rambla. Clean hotel with a small balcony. Good sized room. The staff were nice but never really greeted us coming in and out of hotel. - Which I thought have been standard in any hotel. The cleaner was much more happier and friendlier! We booked floor 6 with city view but we were put in a room on floor 5, didn’t bother asking as we were only stayed 3 nights. There is a hair dryer, a small all in one shower gel/shampoo and a bar of soap. Overall a great hotel and would definitely recommend!

room was nice and clean, good service. located few minutes walk from alhambra so very convenient. however not many restaurants or food options around. have to walk downhill 20 minutes into town. it is located on top of a hill which is very tiring to pull luggages up

Hotel very well located. Average insulation. Shower with defective doors, water passing below. In the bathroom, no shutter, too much lighting that enters the room. Average swimming pool, height 80cm too small, however the view is sublime at 360º. Very comfortable bed, pillow too. Excellent breakfast.

It was close to sightseeing spots such as Sagrada Familia and convenient for transportation. The breakfast was also delicious. When I stay in Barcelona, ​​I would like to use it again.

Overall had a fantastic stay at this hotel...the rooms are slightly small (and we're not a big fan of frosted glass bathroom doors), but the location, the staff, the rooftop pool & view...and the partner arrangement with the Yurbban Passage Hotel next door for breakfast, happy hours and their rooftop bar more than made up for the slight inconvenience. We would stay here again (fingers crossed that we come back some day) and we totally recommend staying at either of the Yurbban Hotels!

The environment is good, the room is well-equipped, there are toothbrushes, bath towels and bathrobes, the bath products in the bathroom smell very good, chocolate and red wine are prepared. The surrounding traffic is convenient, and you can see the square when you come out of the reserved room.

Hotel Suizo is a good value for money! The location is perfect, close to the busiest area but the cons are it’s quite loud at night time. The walls are very thin so you will hear people making noise in that area at midnight. Other than that everything is fine. Staffs are very friendly and helpful!

I visited the hotel arc la rambla at the end of September for a solo sight seeing trip. The hotel is in the perfect location. Right on the Main Street with easy access to restaurants, shops, the metro and we’ve gothic quarter. Many of the sights are within walking distance including many of the museums. Good mix of both British and Spanish shops and eateries locally. Despite being on the Main Street the hotel is quiet and I had no problem sleeping at night. The staff were very friendly and helpful, providing me with a map of Barcelona when checking in and always available to answer any questions. The hotel room itself is basic but was perfect for what I needed. Double bed, bathroom with shower, open hanging rail and shelves for clothes. Spacious enough to not feel cramped. There is a fridge in the room but was no kettle (as a Brit this was a little disappointing) but I actually realised towards the end of my stay that they do have kettles and you just need to ask. There is a lovely roof terrace on the top floor which is nice for chilling in the sun. Vending machines on a couple of the floors with snacks and drinks if needed but lots of supermarkets just across the road too. The rooms are definitely a 3 star hotel but with the lovely staff and location I have given this 4 stars. Definitely recommend if you are looking for somewhere to stay whilst sight seeing in Barcelona.

Hotel is perfectly located in the city centre, near by Sagrada Familia and few minutes by foot to other Barcelona sites. Few minutes by foot to different metro stops - like (Purple line L2) Monumental, Tetuan, Sagrada Familia and (yellow line L4) Girona. You can basically go anywhere (beach, Rambla, parks, many good tapas bars). Hotel staff is really friendly and able to help. The rooms are quite small and when you come with suitcases, there is not much space left to move, but it can be handled. The beds were clean and comfy. I was not that happy with bathroom - there were black hair in the bath (we both are blonde) and the towels did not smell nice. I smelled chlorine from it. I know that the towels need to be washed with disinfection, but then it should be washed away. We had paid stay with breakfast. The breakfast staff sometimes was a bit confused, when we came for the breakfast separately, also some did not understand English very well. Because my friend has gluten free diet, there were not many things (except the fruits, ham and cheese) that she could eat. The variety of breakfast food I would suggest should be wider. Also I would be happy to have some fresh servings too (for e.g. ham and eggs, freshly made coffee - not just from the machine). Also any coffee made from the machine with milk was sweet. I love coffee with milk but without sugar and there was no opportunity to have it. Anyway, the resume is that we were happy to stay at Hotel Aranea in Barcelona and would recommend it to my friends.