Hotel Casa Luz

Location: Very convenient location. It's about a 10-minute walk to Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona, where you'll find well-known brands like Zara, and about 13 minutes to Casa Batlló. There's a metro station right downstairs, though single rides cost €2.90. There's also a Consum supermarket a little over 1 kilometer away. Right across the street is the University of Barcelona, which you can go in and visit. The A3 airport shuttle stop is right downstairs, and Barcelona Sants railway station is just over 3 kilometers away (about a €10 taxi ride). Overall, the transportation options are really convenient. Positioning: This isn't a high-end luxury hotel, more of a boutique style. At over 1,600 RMB, it's not cheap—Hotel Royal Barcelona, which has a better location, is over 2,200 RMB, so the price difference isn't huge. I'd recommend booking it if you can get it for under 1,000 RMB. Soundproofing: Since it faces the street, the 5th floor can be quite lively. The small balcony is tiny, but full of character. The windows have great soundproofing—once closed, it's completely quiet. Cleanliness: Decent, clean overall. The hotel gives out a welcome card and two chocolates upon check-in, and there's free filtered drinking water on the same floor (which is a big deal in Europe, where a single bottle of water can cost €2). No toothpaste, toothbrush, or slippers provided, so you need to bring your own. Ladies, remember to pack a shower cap (unless you plan on washing your hair every day), because the shower only has a fixed overhead showerhead, making it pretty hard to keep your hair dry. Picture 3️⃣ shows the stunning interior view of the University of Barcelona right across the hotel.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's a 2-minute walk from the airport shuttle bus stop, and the L1 metro station is right outside the door. The rooms are quite spacious, and there's a self-service water dispenser in the hallway. You can walk to Passeig de Gràcia, and Casa Batlló is also nearby. There's a rooftop restaurant with a great view. The biggest surprise was finding a Xijiade restaurant right downstairs from the hotel!

Great location, with the airport shuttle A1 stopping right downstairs. Plenty of food options nearby. Very close to El Corte Inglés and La Boqueria Market. The room, while a bit small, was fantastic, with sunlight streaming in. What really stood out was the terrace breakfast – highly recommended to kickstart your day! I'd definitely come back!

A great hotel, primarily for its convenience. The subway station is right downstairs, making getting around safe and easy. I stayed in a room with a balcony, and it was lovely to open the door, sit out there, and watch the university town as the evening breeze blew. Very comfortable.

The hotel is newly opened, and the environment is quite good, with spacious rooms. It's located in the city center, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. The open-air bar on the top floor is especially comfortable, offering stunning sunset views at night – incredibly relaxing.

The location is quite convenient, but I got bitten by some bugs overnight. My calves are covered in super itchy rashes.

I chose this hotel because it has good twin beds and high ratings. After staying there, I found both the location and facilities to be excellent! There's also a rooftop cafe with a great view. Although it's a bit pricey, the hotel definitely lives up to its cost.

This hotel boasts an incredibly convenient location. It's just three stops on the A1 bus from the airport (7 euros per person), and then a short 5-minute walk. Plus, there's a metro station right downstairs, making it only 2-3 stops to Sagrada Familia and Casa Milà. If you prefer to walk, it's about a 20-30 minute stroll. The hotel is also right next to a major shopping street! The lobby entrance faces the street and is a bit small, so you might need to look carefully for it, and the front desk is on the second floor. The rooms are a bit on the smaller side, but that's a minor detail given the prime location. My only real issue was that the hotel's black wood-grain tables and chairs, with their textured surfaces, seemed difficult to clean, as the tabletops were a bit dirty.

The hotel's location is excellent, with many great restaurants and shops nearby, right in the city center. It's also quite safe, with controlled access downstairs. The front desk service was superb; the staff spoke English, were very gentlemanly, and handsome too. The hotel environment is fantastic, the view from the window is amazing, and the interior is spotless. They even offer free Nespresso capsules, and the coffee machine itself is quite stylish. I highly recommend this hotel to every Chinese traveler!