Ilunion Bel-Art

It's really good! Every day downstairs, there's complimentary lemon-infused water. If it runs out, the front desk staff are kind enough to offer bottled water, which is greatly appreciated! Also, the hotel provides a canned drink for each guest daily, placed in the fridge – super, super grateful for that! We didn't have to go out and buy any ourselves, which is fantastic! Breakfast is quite rich and caters well to Chinese tastes! The ham (especially a spicy kind) was incredibly fragrant! There were also hot dishes like fried rice! I took so many photos; if it weren't for the 20-picture limit, I'd have posted every single dish, haha! Seriously, everyone, you MUST try the breakfast!!! Having a delicious, hot breakfast every morning is just pure bliss!!!

The hotel is a 15-minute walk from Sagrada Familia, which is a great location!

Excellent stay! If I had to pick a downside, it would be the 500-meter uphill walk with luggage from Sagrada Familia metro station – that steep incline was absolutely exhausting. However, the room was spacious, very clean, and the service was great. Transportation was convenient; we stayed for 3 nights, and on two evenings, the kids went to the beach and didn't return until 9 pm – they loved it! Bus V21 goes directly there. There's a Mercadona supermarket about 250 meters away, which was very handy for groceries and food. It's also very close to the pink hospital.

This hotel requires you to ring the doorbell to enter the main gate, though you can use your room card to enter directly. Sometimes the front desk won't open it for you. If you turn right when you leave, the metro station is about 300 meters away. Walking from the metro station to the hotel, you can see the spires of the Sagrada Familia. If you turn left, the bus stop is about 300 meters away. Overall, the location is pretty good. The room is advertised as 15 square meters, but it feels a bit larger than that. Overall, it's decent.

1. Everything was so run-down and shabby. 2. It's located on a big slope with no subway stations nearby. 3. I checked in late at night, and the guy at the front desk was incredibly mean. He ignored me when I spoke to him. How can someone with a hearing impairment work at the front desk? Later, I realized he seems to always work the night shift. I understand that working night shifts can be tough, but that's no excuse for his attitude. However, the person in charge of breakfast was very gentle and enthusiastic.

The room's cleanliness was acceptable, but some facilities were a bit old. The breakfast selection was average and didn't quite meet expectations. It's fine for a basic overnight stay, but you'll need to walk a bit to get to the Sagrada Familia.

The location is excellent, very close to the city center, and Sagrada Familia is just a stone's throw away. What I wasn't happy about is this: even though I had booked an additional room separately and clarified everything on the first day of my stay, on the day of my checkout, they made me re-check-in. I had to take my luggage out of the room first, and *then* they let me check into the same room again! Plus, they charged me 10 euros for a late checkout. Isn't that just a disguised fee?!