Barcelona Eixample Hotels

It is a 30-minute walk from the city center, and a 15-minute walk to the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. The area around the accommodation was very quiet, so I was able to sleep with the window open without any noise. The room was spacious enough to open two suitcases, and the front desk staff was very friendly.

Wonderful location as it is near to Plaza de Catalunya bus stop from the airport and Urquinaona metro station. You will only need to have a short walk to tourist attractions like the Cathedral and La Rambla. It is also an ideal location for foodies as there are many varieties of cafe and restaurants around. Staff are always helpful so if you have any queries about your trip you don't have to worry. Cleaning room services are done every 2 days but the overall cleanliness of the facilities is wonderful. Of course, you do have to have the etiquette of keeping the common areas clean and washing up after yourselves when you are done. If you are someone who enjoys listening to happy chats or vibes with the after football match crowd at the peace of your own room, this would be the place for you as well :)

Honestly the room and the view is nice. But I had an unpleasant experience, when I book online I didn’t notice i book it under one person, when I check in with my boyfriend and the reception told us so we paid city tax for 2 person, we paid in cash and didn’t ask for invoice. On the day we check out, the other stuff insist we only pay city tax for 1 person and charge us again. I don’t know for what reason they didn’t update the system, it’s not professional and we been charged one more time. I recommend ask for invoice in everything u have paid.

Loved this hostel, I came back here during my stay in Barcelona because I felt safe clean and was the best hostel I found for solo travellers who are not huge into partying!

For this price not worth it. I stayed for two days. Breakfast not very good- from hot dish - just eggs and a lot of sweeta and bread, and drinks. For healthy eating - nothing to eat. The service girls in the morning and reception in the morning- was very nice, very wellcoming, and i like it. The one, which stays on night in reception even don’t speak english, its very bad, but she was nice and tried somehow, but for the hotel - it realy doesnt add any “plus“ - english, russian, chinese - should be the first language in hotels receptions. No good view from windows, to the basic spanish school yard, tv wasnt working good, and very very very loud conditionier working (realy loud). The shower wasnt working properly also and the hairdryer was very old and working slowly. Bathroom and rooms are clean and nice. They even dont give free water in rooms for this price, only extra payed drinks- not good also. I wouldnt stay again and wont come back. It should cost about 30 eu a night and no more.

No changing of sheets, but large and small towels are available for rental for an additional fee. The upper bunk of the bunk beds is open to the ceiling. So if your roommate is the type who smells bad and gives off perfume, you will be hit directly by the smell. The windows cannot be opened, and the air conditioner is set automatically at 20-25 degrees. The washing machine is 4 euros, and the dryer is 3 euros. The toilet and shower are next to each other, and the cleaner came in while I was taking a shower, and the detergent smell made me feel sick. I could see how they were cleaning when they were using the hair dryer next to the sink, but I was put off when they started wiping the sink with the towel they had used to wipe the toilet. It may depend on the person cleaning, but... I think the frequency of cleaning around the sink is quite high. As is the case in many Spanish facilities, toilet paper cannot be flushed down the toilet. The shared space was open. The location is good.

I reserved a balcony room and loved the fantastic view over the city. The room was beautifully designed and very comfortable. The service was excellent—the staff even asked in advance about my pillow and sheet preferences. The hotel is also just a short walk from both Casa Milà and Casa Batlló, which made sightseeing really easy. Highly recommended!

We booked a hotel on the spur of the moment. The location is excellent, very close to Casa Mila. The check-in waiting time was quite long, and it seemed a bit old. The bathroom was quite large, though. There was a Cha Li Yi Shi across the street.

Stayed here when we went to Barcelona. Very good location, about 10mins walk to the main shopping area, lots of food, coffee and pastry which were very decently priced and good quality. The hotel itself is cozy, with a common outdoor space for you to relax with friends. The free donuts and coffee were also excellent and above all, and the warmth of the friendly Spanish people made us enjoy the travel to Spain.

Pros: - The staff was lovely, friendly and helpful - If you request something, such as an iron etc., it’s always on time and without delay - Everything was clean. I cannot complain about the cleaning standards. Cons - the room is quite dark despite the lights available - The view, especially the back view, was dreary and depressing, considering I had a long flight from Asia compared to my sister, who flew from Europe and didn’t need the rest as much as I did. Every day, I woke up to a very depressing view. It’s not ideal, and it's poor for someone who may enjoy visuals. - The sockets were annoying; one didn’t work, and the kettle station needed to be handheld or changed elsewhere. Twice, I held the kettle button down manually to make coffee because I couldn’t be bothered for someone to come and check or replace it as I was in a rush - The furniture and carpets are outdated in style and appearance. It makes the hotel look way older - There’s a door holder behind the bathroom door, which lands in the middle, next to the toilet. I hurt myself a few times because I keep forgetting it’s there and, therefore, poorly designed - Unfortunately, we forgot to bring our toothpaste and toothbrush, though I wasn’t expecting Best Western not to have them in your room. You have to request them every day. The housekeeper didn’t leave them or free water for us daily, only on the first day. So I’m not sure if she’s been forgetting to give us any, or it’s only complimentary water on day 1. - The wardrobe is tiny and in such a hidden, awakened position. It was dark black and looked like glass. We had to call the staff to show us. It’s in a weird place - Slippers: Again, much like the water, we were only given slippers on the first day. I understand the need to go green, but given that we stayed for four nights, it would be hygienic to give us a new set. On the last day, we had to wear our own shoes inside the room, which wasn’t great. - We paid € 15 additional for breakfast daily €. It was basic but not bad. But the time until 10:30AM is good. Overall, was it worth the money we paid for four nights? No. The only highlights were ,mentioned among the professional staff members and cleanliness standards.