BCN Urbaness Hotels Del Comte

The location of the hotel is not very safe. There are messy graffiti and a row of huge trash cans at the entrance of the hotel. There is a high proportion of Indian, Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian people nearby. The glass of the breakfast room is surrounded, and you can't see the street view (in fact, there are trash cans and graffiti outside). The window of the room faces the large terrace, and there is no safety lock zipper or anything like that. It feels like someone can walk in at any minute. When checking in, the front desk needs to collect a 100 euro cash deposit or give him a credit card number (you can't read it to him, you must give him the card, and he can only write it by looking at the number). The reaction of the front desk gives people a feeling of vigilance and distrust (later I associate it with the environment around the hotel, and I can understand it). The room facilities are similar to those in China, with a kettle. When leaving the hotel, I used Uber to call a car, but I couldn't locate the hotel location all the time, and it was always automatically located nearby. I had to ask the hotel to help call a taxi. UBER to the train station is 8 euros, and the taxi meter is 9.5 euros but charges 14.5 euros (an extra 5 euro taxi fare, but the front desk didn't tell me when helping to call a taxi). The terminal, the check-in experience is not good.

It was close to the station, everything was clean, and there were plenty of amenities. The one thing I wanted was disposable slippers, which would have been better. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and I was able to watch YouTube and write in my room.

Thank you so much for everything. Everything was very good. I will come back to you😘😘😘

It was a forced wake-up call as construction began at 9 a.m. right above my room. Since I came here for sightseeing purposes, it was okay to wander around from Ozan. It was nice to have a Korean mart and a large supermarket nearby, and it was quiet and nice because it was away from the main street of Las Ramblas.

There is a man, who apparently is responsible, who has very little tact with customers. You read the same thing in many online reviews. I recommend an adaptation course.