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Hotels in Barcelona

  • ABaC Restaurant Hotel

    Barcelona’s gourmands have long been crazy for the brilliant revisionist Catalán cooking of chef Xavier Pellicer. After 10 years at his original El... More
  • Casa Camper

    Fernando Amat, owner of Spain’s housewares boutique Vinçon, and architect Jordi Tió created the 25-suite Casa Camper for the bohemian Spanish shoem... More
  • Casa Fuster

    The hotel is the last Art Nouveau hotel still in operation in Barcelona. The 96 plush guestrooms are done up in shades of café con leche in this 19... More
  • El Palace Hotel

    Built in 1919, but renovated in 2004, this Eixample neighborhood hotel is near several major attractions: Las Ramblas, Passeig de Gràcia, The Picas... More
  • Gran Hotel La Florida

    It takes some effort to get to this property located on the outskirts of the city: guests must first take a taxi or bus, and then funicular and tra... More
  • Grand Hotel Central

    In Las Ramblas, these 147 rooms have dark wood floors and spacious bathrooms; head to the rooftop infinity pool for spectacular views of Barri Gòti... More
  • Grand Marina Hotel

    A quick five minute walk to Las Ramblas, this hotel is a favorite among business travelers. Design is somewhat quirky – the eight-story property wa... More
  • Hotel Actual

    A stone-and-glass town house in the Modernist Gràcia district with 34 natural-toned rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and two Belle Époque–era su... More
  • Hotel Arts

    Stay in this tower of blue glass and steel that rises 44 stories in Port Olímpic (the Olympic Port) with stunning views of the city, water, and Fra... More
  • Hotel Banys Orientals

    Hotel Banys Orientals Location is this hip boutique hotel's trump card—you're right on the edge of El Born, Barcelona's trendiest neighborhood, and... More
  • Hotel Claris

    The highlight here is not the service (if you check out during prime time, you may learn a few Catalan obscenities from the harried staff)—rather, ... More
  • Hotel Cram

    Close to the University of Barcelona, this design-minded property in the Eixample neighborhood is also close to Casa Mila and La Sagrada Familia. W... More
  • Hotel Diagonal

    Opened in 2004, Hotel Diagonal was designed by Barcelona architect Juli Capella, and its entrance features wood and metallic accents, modern furnit... More
  • Hotel Granados 83

    In the middle of the checkerboard Eixample neighborhood, this stunning steel-and-glass-encased building is redolent of an industrial complex and a ... More
  • Hotel Majestic

    The Neoclassical Hotel Majestic is located at the center of Barcelona amidst the city's most popular Modernista architecture: the Sagrada Família, ... More
  • Hotel Murmuri

    Despite its setting in Barcelona’s busy pedestrian zone, the hotel is unexpectedly serene (murmuri means murmur). Almost half of the 53 gray-and-be... More
  • Hotel Neri

    An intimate 18th-century palace that blends old-world romance with funky Catalan chic in medieval Barri Gotic, the neighborhood where Picasso lived... More
  • Hotel Omm

    With its clean lines and unpretentious look, Juli Capella’s Hotel Omm projects an incandescent warmth. The interiors, created by Sandra Tarruella a... More
  • Hotel Villa Emilia

    A 10-minute walk from the historic city center, this hotel has 53 rooms and a lounge with a grand piano. More
  • Le Méridien, Barcelona

    Location is the major draw at this La Rambla property. The hotel has easy access to the city’s harbor, the Gothic Quarter, and Plaza Cataluña, amon... More
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    Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona

    Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola oversaw the conversion of this midcentury bank building (at the main intersection of Barcelona’s elegant Eixampl... More
  • Market Hotel

    The Market Hotel is conveniently located at the border of L'Eixample and El Raval. Set in an early-20th-century town house with four-poster beds an... More
  • ME Hotel

    We may never have ventured into Poblenou, Barcelona’s emerging tech district, if it weren’t for Dominique Perrault’s 400-foot-tall glass-and-steel ... More
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