GG Hostel

The location is great; you can walk to all the main tourist attractions. There are also two supermarkets nearby, which is really convenient for groceries. The breakfast spread is fantastic, more than satisfying. They always have water, coffee, tea, and snacks like croissants and pain au chocolat available. The women's-only rooms are secured with a key and come with their own toilet and shower, which is reassuring. It's also comforting to know there's always someone at reception. They securely stored my luggage in a locked area. They even provide padlocks for the lockers, which are spacious enough for a carry-on suitcase and a backpack. Just remember to bring your own hangers as none are provided. My only minor issue this time was that my roommate was coming and going late at night, and the bed made a creaking sound. However, this isn't a problem with the hostel itself, so I highly recommend this place to anyone who is okay with dormitory-style accommodation.

Good hostel. Delicious breakfast. Everything is quite new and comfortable, the staff is pleasant, and the location is excellent.

This hostel was very clean and tidy. The access from tourist attractions was also excellent. The staff were all very kind and polite!

Overall, it was clean and nice. The staff at the reception were also friendly. The breakfast service had fruits available, which was great. However, the shower stall was a bit small, which was a little inconvenient for me. I did like that the toilet was inside the room and the shower was separately located outside.

This was an unplanned, last-minute trip to Barcelona; I booked the flight just over three hours before departure. Hotels in Barcelona aren't cheap, and after walking all day, I really just needed a place to crash. It felt like a waste for one person, but it was my first time staying in a hostel. The environment, cleanliness, and location were all pretty good. The people were from all over – a Filipino-American, a Korean pastry chef who broke her arm and had to rest for six months, and exchange students from China. It was a memorable experience. The hostel is about a fifteen-minute walk from the airport bus stop. The entrance is tiny, and you have to ring the doorbell. Not far across the street, there's a good Chinese hotpot buffet, I think for 29 Euros. The sunset at Bunkers del Carmel and the sunrise at the beach are both worth seeing. Don't forget to try the churros with chocolate!