Barcelona
Barcelona
Barcelona is located on Spain's northern Mediterranean coast and is the capital of the Catalonia region. The city is known for its rich history, great art and architecture, the stunning Sagrada Família cathedral and its football club FC Barcelona.
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Things to do in Barcelona
Top things to do in Barcelona by www.timeout.com
Where to stay in Barcelona
Best hotels in Barcelona:
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Alojamiento Diputacion (homestay)
Alojamiento Diputacion is just a short walk from Plaza Espanya and the Magic Fountain, it's perfectly placed for exploring the city. The rooms are simple but comfortable, with balconies overlooking the bustling streets below.
The shared kitchen and bathroom keep things budget-friendly, while still offering all the essentials like a fridge, stove, and washing machine. It's not fancy, but it's clean and functional - ideal for travelers who plan to spend most of their time out and about in Barcelona.
With the Rocafort metro station just around the corner, you can easily zip to other parts of the city. And after a long day of sightseeing, you'll appreciate coming back to a quiet, air-conditioned room to recharge. It's a solid home base for experiencing all that Barcelona has to offer without breaking the bank.
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Catalonia Ramblas (luxury hotel)
Catalonia Ramblas is just a quick walk from Las Ramblas and Plaza Catalunya. The rooms are bright and spacious, with comfy beds and all the usual amenities you'd expect from a 4-star hotel.
The real highlight is the outdoor pool area - it's got a great terrace for soaking up the Spanish sun and grabbing drinks from the poolside bar. There's also a spa if you want to treat yourself to some pampering.
Food-wise, the restaurant serves up tasty Catalan dishes, and there's a rooftop terrace with awesome city views. Location is super convenient for exploring Barcelona's main sights. Overall, it's a solid choice if you want a nice place to stay right in the middle of the action.
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Hotel Raval House (medium range hotel)
Hotel Raval House offers rooms that are modern and comfy, with air conditioning and nice city views. There's even a seasonal rooftop pool where you can take a dip and enjoy the sunshine.
The location is hard to beat - you're just a short walk from popular spots like La Rambla and the Boqueria Market. After a day of exploring, you can unwind at the hotel bar or relax in the garden. The staff are friendly and speak several languages, so they can help you plan your adventures around the city.
Breakfast gets good reviews from guests, with plenty of options to fuel up for the day. While it's in a bustling area, the rooms are pretty quiet for a good night's sleep. Overall, Hotel Raval House gives you a great base to experience Barcelona without breaking the bank.
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Best hostels in Barcelona:
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360 Hostel Borne (hostel)
360 Hostel Borne is super close to major sights like the Arc de Triomf and just a short walk from buzzing areas like Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter. The location can't be beat if you want to be right in the action.
The hostel itself has a fun, social vibe. They organize activities like beach volleyball and free nightly dinners, which are perfect for meeting other travelers. The rooms are basic but clean, with air conditioning to escape the Barcelona heat. There's also a shared kitchen if you want to cook your own meals and save some cash.
One of the best parts is the outdoor terrace - it's a nice spot to hang out, have a drink, and chat with other guests. The staff are friendly and helpful with recommendations. Overall, it's a solid choice if you're looking for an affordable, well-located place to stay in Barcelona with a social atmosphere.
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TOC Hostel (party hostel)
TOC Hostel is just a short walk from Plaza Catalunya. The location is perfect for exploring the city - you're close to tons of great restaurants, bars, and attractions.
The hostel has a fun vibe with a mix of private rooms and dorms. There's an outdoor pool which is awesome for chilling out after a day of sightseeing. The common areas are nice for hanging out and meeting other travelers. They've got a games room, shared kitchen, and a bar on-site too.
The rooms are clean and comfortable with air conditioning. The staff are friendly and helpful with recommendations. Overall, it's a great base for seeing Barcelona, especially if you want a social atmosphere. Just keep in mind it can get pretty lively, so maybe not ideal if you're looking for a super quiet stay.