Barcelonès Hotels with Wi-Fi

"I frequently visit Barcelona and always choose good hotels, but each stay is a nightmare. I specifically requested a quiet floor, yet both times I was given a room right next to a cleaning room, and on a particularly noisy floor with early morning disturbances! I didn't get a single good night's sleep! On top of that, I was overcharged double for the city tax. The two previous major hotels I stayed at charged the exact amount shown on the confirmation, so this is the first time I've encountered a hotel with such arbitrary charges, and they even tried to justify it. When you're traveling, sometimes you just don't want to argue! On the second day of my three-day stay, my room key card stopped working. When I changed rooms, the front desk only activated the card for one day, leaving me locked out in the middle of the night—it was absolutely frustrating. For my fellow Chinese travelers considering this hotel, I strongly advise you to check in at the front desk in person to confirm your room beforehand. It seems that even when you pay a lot, you don't get fair treatment in Europe! You'll be discriminated against. The front desk staff will say all the right things but won't actually do anything for you! If possible, just go for a short-term apartment instead of a hotel. Of course, many apartments are run by Chinese people, and some of them also overcharge! If you don't absolutely have to, don't come to Barcelona! 😂 Service: The staff at the hotel lobby seemed very polite, but they only genuinely served foreign guests."

"The Girls room are a bit messy, the balcony door can’t be lock is worry some. and the room towards road is a bit noisy, bathroom are also can’t air well."

"The dormitory is very clean and the staffs are nice and helpful. Even the dormitory-mates are very nice too😊 It’s a brilliant choice for an affordable stay. I really enjoy this stay💕"

"Nice, cozy hotel in a good location in the middle of La Rambla. Rooms with windows facing the street can be a bit noisy in the evening, but by midnight everything usually calms down. The breakfast, the bathrooms with a bath and the spa with a pool in the basement are particularly positive. We didn't notice anything negative."

"Impeccable Location - ”The Crossroads of the City” · Transportation Hub: The hotel is situated right on the wide Avinguda Diagonal, with a major interchange for multiple metro and bus lines (such as the ”Diagonal” station) right outside its doors. It's extremely convenient for getting to Sagrada Familia, Passeig de Gràcia (Casa Batlló, Casa Milà), and the Gothic Quarter, essentially all within a 15-20 minute metro ride. · Urban Core: Located in the heart of the Eixample district, the surrounding area is safe, clean, and modern. Downstairs, you'll find a bustling commercial area, and within walking distance are upscale shopping centers (like L'Illa Diagonal), numerous designer brand stores, banks, and supermarkets, making daily life incredibly convenient. · Quiet Amidst the Bustle: Although it's on a main thoroughfare, the hotel rooms boast excellent soundproofing. Once the doors and windows are closed, the city's noise is completely shut out, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep."

"There are not many rooms, but the sanitation is very good. The whole lounge is very cozy. The service staff are very nice. The access control and door locks are also safe. There is a park outside, a popular (breakfast) restaurant opposite, and a large supermarket nearby. The bus and subway stations are about an 8-minute walk away."

"My plans changed so needed a last minute hotel in Barcelona, this was a reasonable price and I was given a newly refurbished room which was absolutely stunning, the room was massive and well decorated, the bathroom was very stylish and the bed was so comfortable. It had plenty of amenities like a toothbrush, sponge, shower caps and shoe polisher which was great. I would highly recommend if you don’t mind being outside the centre - the area isn’t anything special but there is transport very near by."

"The facilities are a bit old, and the water in the wash basin can't seep down. The Spanish are very enthusiastic and very nice to us. The service is very considerate. The location is excellent, and Casa Mila and Batlló are just a few minutes' walk away. The subway station is also very close. There are breakfast shops, Western restaurants, and Chinese restaurants all around. We often meet locals who greet us in Chinese."

"The check in process was not the best experience and Gerard insisted we had to pay the hotel tax before the stay. This was different from the other hotels on this trip, which was usually collected upon checked out. The breakfast had limited food options with two staff on duty. As there are limited seats at the restaurant , they arranged for tables outside the restaurant meaning one had to wait with patience for the duty staff to take warm food orders. If only the hotel can arrange group tour customers to take a particular seating (since there are two seatings), the place will not turn so noisy. Bed was comfortable though. Room layout is not great for friends especially the shower spot, makes one feel very exposed."

"5mims walk from the closest metro station. A little bit far from thr airprort about an hour by public transportation"