Sercotel Barcelona el Prat

Not far from the metro station, this hotel is quite new and offers good value for money. The room size is decent, and the breakfast selection is also good. It's suitable for those familiar with Barcelona's public transportation. Of course, taking a taxi to the city center isn't a long ride either.

Close to the airport, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, including a Chinese restaurant. It's perfect for early morning flights. The room was clean and tidy. Highly recommended! ~~~~

Stayed for one night before my flight. It was a bit noisy, probably because it's so close to the airport, and guests' check-in/check-out times seem to be quite erratic. If your neighbors are constantly coming and going, you'll hear everything.

I stayed a total of 3 nights in late November 2025. I used the T-Casual subway ticket (Zone 1): a 10-ride pass cost €12.55 (it seems the price will increase slightly in 2026). You can travel from Plaça de Catalunya and Casa Milà (Diagonal station) to Les Moreres station, which is the closest to the hotel. As you come up the subway stairs, you feel relieved by how safe the area seems. From the station, it's a 5-6 minute walk along a hospital parking lot (which has streetlights). If you walk a bit further, you'll find cafes and small supermarkets. There's also a bar-like establishment right next to the hotel. Including breakfast at ¥2500, my stay cost ¥16500. This is the same price as older, cramped, and uncomfortable hotels in the city center. I alternated between staying in the city center and here. Since it's newly built, it's very clean. The beds and bedding are comfortable, and the staff are kind. The breakfast restaurant is also enjoyable.

Overall, it's pretty good, though there wasn't much proactive service. Everything else was nice, and the location is good too. I'd probably stay here again next time. The breakfast is more geared towards Western tastes; it gets a bit repetitive after a few days.