Aparthotel Atenea Barcelona

The hotel boasts a prime location with a wide array of restaurants and shops nearby, making it convenient for exploring both the old town and heading to the beach. The rooms are clean and fresh, with good soundproofing, allowing for a restful night after a day of activities. The front desk staff are responsive and friendly, and the overall stay exceeded expectations for the entire trip.

I was disappointed because the hotel booking page stated there was a laundry room, but there wasn't one. However, it was a nice touch that the hotel allowed for simple cooking. The breakfast was good too.

The triple room had a king-size bed and a sofa bed, plus a kitchen which was convenient for cooking. It's super close to the metro and bus stops, and right next to a big mall and supermarket. The front desk staff were professional and efficient. Definitely worth staying here again.

The hotel is located in a residential and business district, right next to El Corte Inglés department store and a cluster of office buildings. There are plenty of cafes offering simple breakfast options. There's also a medium-sized supermarket, starting with 'c', right around the corner. It's really convenient for both shopping and breakfast. The room facilities are pretty standard, with an IKEA-like feel. The bathroom fixtures are a bit basic. Breakfast costs 15 euros plus a 10% service charge, and there's a good variety of choices. One thing to note is that the bath towels are only changed every two days, which wasn't mentioned on Trip.com when I booked.

This hotel is located near the Camp Nou stadium and is just a street away from the El Corte Inglés department store (Diagonal). To visit Gaudí's masterpieces (Sagrada Família, Casa Milà, and Casa Batlló), you can take Metro Line 3 directly or transfer to Line 5, getting you there in under 30 minutes. Plus, there is a great local Catalan restaurant, Mussol Pedralbes, right next door.

Stayed for several days and it was very convenient. I bought ingredients and cooked by myself. It's also very close to the subway station, right next to El Corte Inglés, super convenient. All in all, extremely satisfied!

It's super close to the metro station, like, four minutes away. Plus, there's a huge shopping mall nearby – I forgot its name, but it's an old Spanish department store with lots of Spanish brands and even sells ham. It's a great place to buy local specialties.