Pet-friendly Hotels in Catalonia, Spain

Hotel is slight far from city center but public transport very convenient, bus stop just door of hotel,hotel rooms are big and comfortable

We loved this hotel for its value. The reception staff was very pleasant and friendly. The hotel was clean and very well located, with good public transport connections.

The first night was bad, because you could hear everything, and the other guests on both sides were making noise, one had a dog and it was barking, you could hear the people on the street, but then the girl at reception (I think she was Russian) kindly changed our room and it was much better, I was able to sleep and rest. I will probably come back, the rest was all good.

El Hotel en principio está muy bien instalaciones nuevas, buena ubicación pero la recepcionista a la llegada nos atendió un poco seca, luego en la habitación por el sistema de ventilación entró un olor a tabaco durante toda la noche. La cama muy amplia pero los cojines esto ya puede ser por gusto pero insufribles, en resumen entre el olor a tabaco y los cojines a partir de haber dormido regular me he levantado con un fuerte dolor de cabeza así que no lo hemos disfrutado y no nos ha parecido comodo...

If early flight, the hotel is a good choice for airport, it takes 10 min there. Actually a megamall Mercadona is convenient for guests of hotel. I also found there's historic site only 9 min-walk from hotel. Bed comfortable, good room to stay. Breakers delicious, they even get a machine for fresh orange juice.

I had an amazing experience staying at Travelodge From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel welcome and went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable. The check-in process was quick and efficient, and my room was spotless, spacious, and beautifully decorated.

Clean, the only thing is that the carpets in the hallways give off an unpleasant smell, but everything else is impeccable. Friendly and helpful staff.

Both bus 46 and A1 from the airport stop directly in front of the hotel. I'd recommend bus 46 more, as it's cheaper and makes more stops. We took the A1, which didn't make any stops and went straight past our destination. The hotel is conveniently located for exploring various attractions, as it's close to the subway. The hotel breakfast was the same every day, consisting of cold cuts, bread, and a good variety of fruits. However, eating the same thing for three days straight was a bit much. There's an a la carte option, which isn't free and costs €23. It offers four different egg dishes. The service was very good. On our first day, the hotel was fully booked, so we couldn't get the twin room we wanted. They asked us to come back the next morning to switch rooms and tried their best to accommodate us. The double room had a shower, while the twin room had a bathtub. The bathtub's drainage was slower than its water flow, making it inconvenient to use.

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 Japanese-style room was very clean, and the skyline view was absolutely stunning. The bed was huge, and the location was super convenient, right next to the station and the L3 metro line, plus there's a Macadona supermarket nearby.