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10 Best Hotels in Barcelona | Barcelona Travel Guide | Barcelona Tickets

Barcelona is a dazzlingly beautiful city with a lot to offer. The city is amongst the world's leading tourist and cultural centers and contributes substantially to entertainment, fashion, sports, and the arts, making it a true-blue global city. In particular, Barcelona is renowned for showcasing the wonderful works of art of Lluis Domenech I Montaner and Antoni Gaudi.

The seaside city of Barcelona also boasts architectural marvels from almost 2000 years ago, including majestic temple columns, subterranean stone corridors, and ancient city walls.

Apart from the churches and museums, and hills and beaches, Barcelona also boasts a spectacular dining and drinking scene that'll elevate your experience to the next level. If you're excited about visiting the city, here are some of the best hotels in Barcelona that you can consider for your trip.

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Chic & Basic Lemon

This chic hotel with a tropical vibe is a 5-minute walk from the bustling Plaça de Catalunya and 3 km from Sagrada Família. Inspired by the exuberant nature of the tropics, the hotel is designed with contemporary decoration in yellows and greens that instantly transport guests to a fresh and impulsive world.

Enjoy colorfully decorated 30 rooms spread over 5 floors and a bi-level terrace ringed with potted palms.

Address: Carrer de Pelai, 6, 08001 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $52 per night

Primavera Hostel

Located in a stately building of the early twentieth century, this casual hostel is a dynamic, bright, and warm space preserving the touch of traditional architecture. Featuring original brick ceilings the dorms have balconies with city views. It is a 3-minute walk from Verdaguer metro station and 11 minutes' walk from Sagrada Família church.

You can enjoy and relax in the spacious colorful common lounge with a television, big sofas and good books.

Address: Carrer de Mallorca, 330, 08037 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $50 per night

Hotel Market Barcelona

This trendy budget hotel is located right next to the Sant Antoni Market, where you can get your dose of cheese, charcuterie, and other delights during your stay. Modern and chic black and white interiors coupled with a delightful restaurant on the ground floor, your stay here is bound to be chic and relaxing. Reviews say that the sunset from the balconies of this hotel is a sight behold.

Other amenities include a stylish restaurant serving Catalan cuisine, and a plush bar.

Address: Carrer del Comte Borrell, 68, 08015 Barcelona
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Price: $45 per night

Hotel Barcelona 1882

Without a doubt, the biggest selling point of Hotel Barcelona 1882 is its proximity to the city's most iconic landmark; the Sagrada Familia, a quick 5-minute walk away! The nearest metro station is also just 4-min away, giving easy access to public transport.

Other highlights of Hotel Barcelona 1882 are the pulsating lobby cum bar that stretches around two street corners and the rooftop outdoor pool and a terrace bar with stunning views of Sagrada Familia. (Image Credits)

Address: Corsega, 482 Barcelona 08025
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Price: $150 per night

Casa Bonay

A renovated modernist mansion-turned charming boutique hotel, Casa Bonay is the definition of cool. Located in the Dreta de l'Eixample neighborhood, just 13 minutes from the exuberant Placa de Catalunya and 3 minutes from the nearest metro station, Casa Bonay is ideal for tourists.

The streamlined rooms feature original mosaic floors and come replete with all amenities. The hotel also has a rooftop terrace and two restaurants. (Image Credits)

Address: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 700, 08010 Barcelona
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Price: $150 per night

Hotel Jazz

Located on the vibrant street, a short stroll from La Rambla, Hotel Jazz has stylish and colorful decor with a buzzy vibe. With a year-round outdoor swimming pool, a sundeck with good city views, a cocktail bar, and a lounge - it's always chill time at Hotel Jazz.

This cosmopolitan hotel is a 2-minute walk from Universitat subway station, a 6-minute walk from Plaça de Catalunya square and 1.6 km from the Museu Picasso.

Address: Carrer de Pelai, 3, 08001 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $130 per night

Hotel Brummell

In Barcelona's up and coming Poble Sec neighborhood, Hotel Brummell is a 20-room boutique hotel located a few steps from the Miró Foundation and The Grec theatre. All rooms boast modern furniture and artwork by young European designers and other features include a swimming pool, sauna, sundeck, indoor courtyard, outdoor pool, and top-class restaurant.

For guests who wish to explore the sights of Barcelona, Montjuïc is known for its parks and gardens and is 2 km from the property. Guests can access free and unlimited yoga classes.

Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 174, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $92 per night

Ayre Hotel Rosellón

Nestled among lush trees in a bustling commercial district, Ayre Hotel Rosellón is a contemporary hotel situated just 200 m from Barcelona’s famous Sagrada Familia, with a rooftop terrace that offers panoramic views of Gaudís famous Basilica. Featuring hardwood floors and bright decor, the stylish modern rooms have whirlpool tubs and an airy cafe with floor-to-ceiling windows, a rooftop terrace with panoramic city views, and seasonal bar service.

Given the close proximity of popular landmarks apart from Sagrada, such as the Gothic Quarter (2.5 km) and Las Ramblas (2.7 km), one can easily access some of Barcelona's most well-known attractions.

Address: Carrer del Rosselló, 390, 08025 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $130 per night

Hotel Granvia

Built in 1870 as an elegant manor house for the owning family of the Bank of Barcelona, the Granvia was converted into a hotel in 1935. A short distance from Passeig de Gràcia, this hotel offers upscale rooms, sterling service, an ample breakfast buffet, and an outdoor terrace café. Rooms have a high ceiling and all bathrooms include a lavish bathtub.

Decorated in neutral tones, the understated rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi, a library, and a terrace with bar service and cabanas. Gaudí’s Casa Batlló and La Pedrera are a 10-minute walk away. The Eixample neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in food, architecture, and tapas.

Address: Carrer del Rosselló, 390, 08025 Barcelona, Spain
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Price: $118 per night

Alma Barcelona

Best described as an art gallery more than a hotel, the sophisticated and glorious Alma Barcelona is another contender for being one of the best hotels in Barcelona. Located just 5 minutes away from Passeig de Gracia metro station, the hotel is also located at a distance of 2 km from the Sagrada Familia church.

The rooms of this contemporary hotel are equipped with free Wi-Fi and minibars. If you opt for an upgraded room, you can also enjoy glorious views of Barcelona. Guests can also enjoy the spa, indoor pool, and exercise room.

Address: Mallorca 271, 08008 Barcelona
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Price: $285 per night

Almanac Barcelona

Rounding out our list of the best hotels in Barcelona is the Almanac. Located just 7 minutes from Casa Batllo and 3 minutes from Passeig de Gracia metro station, this charming hotel is perfect tourist accommodation.

Featuring an art deco style, the Almanac has airy rooms and suites with individual terraces. The Almanac also boasts a swanky cocktail bar, a rooftop terrace, an outdoor pool, a gym and a spa. (Image Credits)

Address: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 619-621. 08007 Barcelona
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Price: $325 per night

W Barcelona

Located on the Barceloneta boardwalk overlooking the majestic Mediterranean sea, W Barcelona is an upscale hotel with a lot to offer. The hotel is a mere 2 km from the Barceloneta metro station and 4 km from La Rambla.

Upgraded rooms offer sea views, whirlpool tubs, private terraces and more. W Barcelona houses three lively restaurants along with a rooftop bar and a hip lounge.

Address: Plaça Rosa del Vents, 1, Final Passeig de Joan de Borbó, Barcelona, 08039
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Price: $335 per night

The Serras Hotel Barcelona

Set in a stunning 19th-century building that once housed Picasso's studio, The Serras is a classy boutique hotel. Located just 2 km from the beach and a 10 minutes walk from Las Ramblas, it is among the best beach hotels in Barcelona for tourists.

Painstakingly restored to its former glory, The Serras Hotel rooms feature the Hypnos bed that has been the British royalty's choice for the longest time. Most rooms also feature a balcony with beautiful views of the sea or the city. (Image Credits)

Address: Passeig de Colom, 9, Barcelona - 08002
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Price: $350 per night

Majestic Hotel & Spa

The Majestic Hotel is grand in the old sense, a place in which locals take pride. This neoclassical style building is set right on Passeig de Gràcia. Inside you can find amenities like a full treatment spa, a piano bar, a cocktail bar, and a modern Gourmet Bar on the rooftop terrace next to the pool. This palatial hotel is also 1.6 km from the Sagrada Familia and 3.2 km from the colorful sculptures at Park Güell.

Michelin-starred chef Nandu Jubany serves as the culinary consultant here.

Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 68, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
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Price Point: $240 per night.

Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona

A mainstay in any list of the best hotels in Barcelona, Mandarin Oriental is planned to perfection from the light-filled rooms to the rooftop plunge pool. Mandarin Oriental's location is amongst its biggest advantages with the upmarket hotel located just 2 minutes from Casa Batllo.

Apart from the stunning rooms and suites, the hotel houses an acclaimed Catalan restaurant, an all-day bistro and three bars. Other amenities include a rooftop pool, an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a fancy spa. (Image Credits)

Address: Passeig De Gràcia, 38-40, Barcelona
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Price Point: $430 per night.

El Palace Hotel

The El Palace Hotel in Barcelona makes no attempts to disguise its roots as a former Ritz. With a subtle neo-classical feel, this elegant, upscale hotel is 8 minutes' walk from Plaça de Catalunya and 1 km from the Museu Picasso. Ornate suites with sitting rooms, separate living space, whirlpool tubs, lavishly decked rooms, and even decorative fireplaces, it's palatial in every sense.

There's a renowned restaurant, and a Parisian-style brasserie, 2 plush bars and a rooftop garden with an outdoor pool.

Address: Gran Via de Les Corts Catalanes, 668, 08010 Barcelona, Spain
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Price Point: $252 per night.

Soho House Barcelona

Set in a gorgeous 18th-century building located in the historic Duc de Medinaceli square, Soho House Barcelona overlooks Port Vell marina. The interiors boast modernist hydraulic tiles and sleek parquet floors with vaulted red-brick ceilings.

Along with 57 bedrooms, this offbeat hotel is equipped with a roof terrace, a gym, two pools, club spaces, a Cowshed spa and a fantastic cafe. At the fifth floor club, you can enjoy European food with a touch of local influences. (Image Credits)

Address: Laça Del Duc De MedinaceliI, 4, Barcelona - 08002
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Price Point: $244 per night.

Hotel Arts Barcelona

Enjoy a memorable stay in one of the best hotels in Barcelona, that just so happens to be in one of the city’s most iconic buildings. Hotel Arts Barcelona is located at Carrer de la Marina, overlooking the Mediterranean. Only 2.7 km from the famous Sagrada Familia, Hotel Arts redefines luxury with upscale rooms that are equipped with Wi-Fi, in-room lighting, music control and turndown service.

Enjoy the luxury of a Mediterranean lifestyle and savor the hotel’s culinary prowess, including two Michelin star restaurants and an award-winning cocktail bar.

Address: Marina 19-21, Barcelona - 08005
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Price Point: $700 per night

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is Barcelona an expensive city to visit?
A. Popular attractions can be a bit pricey, but getting a day-pass can be quite economical.

Q. Do hotel staff speak English in Barcelona?
A. English is spoken in Barcelona as the city is popular among tourists from all around the world. Most hotels should be able to communicate in English. However, don’t expect the same from small and family-run places.

Q. Is smoking allowed in hotels in Barcelona?
A. Depends. Some hotels may enforce a strict no-smoking policy. Please check with your preferred hotel.

Q. What are the safest neighbourhoods to stay in?
A. The safest neighbourhoods to get hotels are L'Eixample, Poblenou, Poble Sec and Gràcia.

Q. Is food expensive in Barcelona?
A. Food in Barcelona usually does not burn a hole in your pocket with average prices ranging from 10 to 20 euros.

Q. Is Barcelona a pedestrian-friendly city?
A. Yes. Barcelona has dedicated pedestrian zones all around, so you can experience the city on foot if you please.

Q. How do I avoid looking like a tourist in Barcelona?
A. It is advised to dress for the weather, be alert when on the streets, and avoid spending too much time in crowded places.

Q. Will I get a refund if I need to cancel my hotel reservation?
A. Yes. As long as you do it prior to the deadline set by the hotel, you should be able to get a full refund.

Q. Which areas have hotels near nightlife in Barcelona?
A. The city is known for its lively nightlife. Some of the areas with great nightclubs are Ciutat Vella, Eixample, and Port Olympic.

Q. What are some things to not do in Barcelona?
A. Things to avoid in Barcelona - Eating on La Ramblas, jumping queues, visiting attractions without booking in advance, taking pickpockets for granted.