Where to stay in Barcelona

Barcelona is a city of neighborhoods so vivid and varied that it's hard to tell where are the best places to stay. Each district offers its own distinct rhythm, and its own promise of discovery. Ready to unlock Barcelona’s secrets and find your perfect location? Let’s dive into where to stay in Barcelona.

Whether you crave the village-like charm of Gràcia’s hidden plazas, or the coastal breeze of Barceloneta’s beaches and paseo marítimo, choosing the right hotels in Barcelona can transform your stay from “nice” to unforgettable.

In this guide, we’ll map out Barcelona’s best places to sleep: whether you’re hunting for a luxury rooftop pool with Sagrada views, or a budget-friendly hostel with new friends around every corner. By the last line, you’ll know exactly which barrio suits your style and budget.

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Best area to stay in Barcelona

Barceloneta

Barceloneta is an historic and centrally located neighborhood, right next to the beach of the same name. Places like the Barcelona Aquarium, Maremagnum and the Barcelona Zoo are within walking distance.

This neighborhood is quite popular among families and young people who take advantage to the proximity of the coast as well as the city center (La Rambla is just 10 to 15 minutes away).

This is the place where Barcelona meets the Mediterranean: sun, sand, seafood and sea-sprayed air define this former fishing quarter turned seaside hotspot.

Here’s why you’ll want to base yourself in Barceloneta:

• Beachfront Access: Step out of your hotel and onto one of Barcelona’s most iconic urban beaches—ideal for sunrise swims or afternoon siestas on golden sand.
• Fresh Seafood & Tapas: Dozens of chiringuitos (beach bars) and family-run restaurants line the boardwalk, serving up whole grilled fish, paella and the catch of the day. Beware of tourist traps too!
• Watersports & Waterfront Strolls: Kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing are all on offer.
• Easy Access to the City: Metro L4 (Barceloneta station) and numerous bus lines take you in no time to the Gothic Quarter, El Born or the Sagrada Família in minutes.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Barceloneta

Category	Book Here	Avg. High-Season Rate	Description
Fancy	W Barcelona	€550–€650 / night	Iconic sail-shaped 5★ landmark right on the sand, with floor-to-ceiling windows, infinity pool, rooftop bar, spa and Mediterranean vistas.
Mid-Range	Hotel 54 Barceloneta	€160–€200 / night	Stylish 3★ boutique hotel steps from the beach, featuring bright rooms, a rooftop terrace and excellent tapas bar on site.
Budget	Sea Hostel Barcelona	€25–€35 / night	Simple, friendly hostel just off the promenade: dorm beds and private rooms, plus communal kitchen, free linen and a chill common room.

Take into consideration that Barceloneta can be overcrowded & noisy in summer: During high season the beach and streets can become densely packed, making it harder to find peace and quiet.

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Port Olímpic

This whole area got renovated for the 1992 Olympic Games and completely transformed the beachfront.

Modern, chic, and spacious, finding hotels by the Olympic Port may be a bit more pricey compared to other neighborhoods, but in return you have close access to several beaches, and a top of the line location.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in Port Olímpic:

• Vibrant Nightlife & Dining: From beach‑side chiringuitos to late‑night clubs like Opium and Catwalk, the marina comes alive after dark. Perfect for party‑goers and food lovers alike.
• Scenic Marina & Waterfront Strolls: Wander along docks lined with luxury yachts, then follow the revamped promenade with great views of the beachfront and great dining options.
• Beach Access: A short walk brings you to Bogatell and Mar Bella beaches—ideal for sunbathing, volleyball or a morning jog.
• Convenient Transport Links: Ciutadella‑Vila Olímpica metro (L4) and several buses connect you in minutes to the Gothic Quarter, Passeig de Gràcia and beyond.

One Drawback—Touristy & Noisy:

Thanks to its club scene and tourist‑oriented bars, Port Olímpic can feel overcrowded and loud—especially on summer weekends, making it harder to find a quiet evening in your room.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Port Olímpic

Category	Book Here	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Hotel Arts Barcelona	€1,000–€1,100 /night	Barcelona’s five‑star icon on the marina, with Michelin‑starred dining, an Olympic‑sized pool deck, spa and Mediterranean and city views.
Mid‑Range	Sofitel Barcelona Skipper	€300–€400 /night	Contemporary 4★ hotel between the marina and Barceloneta, featuring two pools (one on the rooftop), full spa, modern rooms with sea‑view balconies.
Budget	Unite Hostel Barcelona	€25–€35 /night	Friendly, eco‑focused hostel with mixed dorms and private rooms, communal kitchen, social lounge and bike rental.

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Poblenou

Just around the corner is El Poblenou: a district that marries Barcelona’s industrial past with its cutting‑edge present.

The area is plenty of commercial offices, shopping areas, the Forum Park, galleries and a growing offer of restaurants. Many of the new design hostels in Barcelona are settled all over Poblenou, as well as top notch hotel chains as Novotel Barcelona City.

Here’s why a traveler might choose to stay in Poblenou:

• Tech & Innovation Hub: Once Barcelona’s “Manchester,” Poblenou now anchors the 22@ district, home to cutting‑edge startups.
• Rambla del Poblenou: A wide, tree‑lined boulevard runs from Diagonal Avenue right down to the beach, dotted with cafés, bakeries and boutiques. Ideal for morning espresso or people‑watching.
• Beach Access: Less than a 10‑minute stroll from Bogatell Beach, Poblenou offers sandy stretches that are typically quieter than Barceloneta’s, with beach bars and volleyball nets for active days by the sea.
• Authentic Local Vibe: Still largely residential, you’ll encounter real neighborhood life here.

Sadly, this is an area in Barcelona with heavy gentrification pressures. As new developments spring up, longtime residents face rising rents and some of Poblenou’s gritty charm is giving way to upscale lofts and cocktail bars

Top 3 Places to Stay in El Poblenou

Category	Name & Link	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Occidental Atenea Mar – Adults Only	€323–€380 /night	This 4-star, adults-only hotel in Barcelona is located 150m from the beach. It offers a seasonal infinity pool, sun terrace, a fitness center and restaurant.
Mid‑Range	Barcelona Princess	€200–€250 /night	Four‑star icon with two outdoor pools (one with panoramic sea views), gym, sauna and a sleek Mediterranean restaurant, just a short walk from both Rambla del Poblenou and the Forum booking.com.
Budget	Hostal Poblenou	€70–€90 /night	Charming 1930s guesthouse offering bright, air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi and a sunny terrace—only a 10‑minute stroll from Bogatell Beach.

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Gothic Quarter

Location wise, this is definitely the best neighborhood to stay in Barcelona. The Gothic Quarter is the heart of the Old City and many of the places you want to see the most are at walking distance.

To name a few, you have the Barcelona Cathedral, Catalunya Square, Jaume I Square and two of the most busiest avenues of the city for shopping: La Rambla and Portal de l’Angel.

Nothing beats the charm of the narrow old streets, historic landmarks and the maze of medieval alleys, hidden plazas and centuries‑old stones that have witnessed everything from Roman rule to revolutions.

Here’s why you’ll want to stay in the Gothic Quarter:

• Historic Atmosphere: Lose yourself among Roman columns at the Plaça del Rei, admire Gothic vaults in the Cathedral and wander cobblestone lanes framed by 14th‑century façades.
• Central Location: You’re a stone’s throw from Las Ramblas, La Boqueria market, Plaça Catalunya and the Picasso Museum.
• Tapas & Nightlife: Tapas bars spill onto tiny squares like Plaça Reial, and atmospheric taverns stay open late, letting you sample vermut, cava and Catalan pintxos.
• Shopping & Galleries: From artisan boutiques on Carrer dels Banys Nous to contemporary galleries tucked into medieval buildings, the Gòtic marries old‑world charm with modern creativity.
• Easy Transport Links: Multiple metro lines (L1 & L4 at Jaume I, L3 at Liceu), buses and the nearby Plaça Catalunya hub put the whole city within reach.

Drawbacks: Touristy & Noisy

Narrow streets become packed with day‑trippers, and the echo of crowds (and occasional buskers) can make it hard to find a quiet moment after dusk.

Top 3 Places to Stay in the Gothic Quarter

Category	Book Here	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Hotel Neri Relais & Châteaux	€350–€450 /night	Exquisitely restored 12th‑century palazzo with just 30 rooms, a cloister‑style courtyard, Michelin‑starred dining and concierge service.
Mid‑Range	Catalonia Catedral	€150–€180 /night	Modern, stylish 4★ hotel adjacent to the Cathedral: rooftop pool and terrace, contemporary rooms and a cozy café-bar.
Budget	Kabul Party Hostel	€30–€40 /night	Lively hostel right on Plaça Reial: dorms and privates, free walking tours, nightly events and a buzzing bar on the square.

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El Born

Located between the Gothic Quarter and the Ciutadella Park, El Born competes with the former in charm, fun, shopping and nightlife.

In this neighborhood you’ll be steps away from Palau de la Música Catalana or Santa María del Mar Church. If you choose to stay on the lower side, you’ll be quite close to the beach as well.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in El Born:

• Artistic & Cultural Heart: Home to the striking Gothic façade of Santa Maria del Mar, El Born immerses you in art and history at every turn.
• Boutique Shopping & Craft Studios: Discover independent designers on Carrer dels Carders, artisan jewelers on Passeig del Born and hidden concept stores tucked behind historic façades.
• Gourmet Tapas & Vermut Bars: From classic pintxos at Cal Pep to off‑beat vermuterias, El Born’s food scene is as inventive as it is delicious. Trendy wine bars, jazz clubs and cocktail lounges draw a creative crowd
• Central but Intimate: You’re a 5‑minute walk from Barceloneta beach and Ciutadella Park, yet the narrow streets retain a village‑like calm once the day‑trippers head off.

As one of the hippest barrios, El Born’s hotels and bars can be pricier, and its medieval buildings sometimes mean smaller rooms with fewer amenities.

Top 3 Places to Stay in El Born

Category	Book Here	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Yurbban Passage Hotel & Spa	€300–€350 /night	Housed in a beautifully restored 19th‑century building, it offers a rooftop infinity‑edge plunge pool & sun deck with city views, plus full-service spa, sleek, design‑led rooms and on‑site tapas bar.
Mid‑Range	H10 Palau de la Música	€160–€200 /night	Stylish 4★ hotel opposite the Modernist Concert Hall: contemporary rooms, rooftop terrace with city views and an elegant ground‑floor café.
Budget	Hostel Born	€25–€35 /night	Friendly, design‑led hostel in the barrio’s heart: mixed and female‑only dorms, private rooms, free walking tours and an on‑site café/bar.

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Eixample

The Eixample district has an infinite range of lodging options. This district is quite balanced regarding shopping areas, public transport and places of interest.

Many of the biggest Modernista buildings by Gaudi are here such as: Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera– as well as the fancy Passeig de Gràcia. Hotels tend to be a bit more costly but depending on the area, you can also find cheaper options.

perfect for travelers who crave style, convenience and a taste of local life. Here’s why you might choose to stay in Eixample:

• Architectural Splendor: Wander beneath Gaudí’s Casa Batlló and La Pedrera on Passeig de Gràcia, then discover dozens of Art Nouveau gems hidden into virtually every block.
• Shopper’s Paradise: From high‑end fashion on Passeig de Gràcia to independent concept stores, Eixample delivers world‑class retail therapy.
• Central & Well‑Connected: With multiple metro lines (L2, L3, L4, L5) crisscrossing the district, you’re minutes from the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta beach or Montjuïc.
• Residential Charm: Tree‑lined streets, local bakeries and neighborhood parks (like Plaça de Catalunya’s quieter cousin, Plaça Urquinaona) give Eixample a lived‑in feel.

The one drawback we can think of: It can feel impersonal: Wide avenues and uniform blocks can lack the hidden‑alley intimacy of the Historical Center, making Eixample feel a bit “corporate” compared to more historic quarters.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Eixample

Category	Book Here	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona GL	€400–€500 /night	Landmark 5★ on Passeig de Gràcia: rooftop pool, full spa, Michelin‑starred restaurant, opulent rooms with panoramic city views.
Mid‑Range	Catalonia Eixample 1864	€150–€200 /night	Stylish 4★ hotel near Sagrada Família and Gràcia: sleek design rooms, rooftop terrace with plunge pool, plus a lively tapas bar.
Budget	TOC Hostel Barcelona	€25–€35 /night	Modern hostel with private and dorm rooms, communal kitchen, free bike rental and a vibrant social lounge—right between two metros.

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El Raval

El Raval is certainly a very interesting neighborhood in Barcelona, however it's not the cleanest or the safest area of the city. However, the fact that you can be very close to La Boquería Market, La Rambla, MACBA and Universitat Square, makes it an interesting choice.

Formely known as Barcelona’s Chinatown, it's an edgy, multicultural melting pot.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in El Raval:

• Art & Culture on Your Doorstep: Home to the MACBA (Contemporary Art Museum) and the Centre de Cultura Contemporània, two of the city's most renowed institutions.
• Eclectic Dining & Late‑Night Bars: El Raval’s foodie scene is cosmopolitan and inventive: open late for post‑gallery drinks.
• Compact, Walkable Vibes: Unlike the grid‑lock of Eixample, El Raval’s tight-knit streets mean everything’s just a few minutes’ stroll away—perfect for spontaneous café hops and hidden‑plaza discoveries.
• Boutique Shopping & Vintage Finds: Dig for treasures in tiny concept stores and vintage shops on Carrer de la Riereta or Carrer dels Tallers—each one a gallery‑shop hybrid.
• Nightlife with Character: Legendary venues like Sala Apolo and Sidecar Factory Club draw both indie‑rock crowds and after‑hours DJs, without the touristy cover‑charges of Las Ramblas.

One Drawback: It Can Feel Rough Around the Edges

Parts of El Raval still show their gritty past—narrow lanes get noisy at night and petty crime (pickpocketing) is more common here than in other districts.

Top 3 Places to Stay in El Raval

Category	Name & Link	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Barceló Raval	€220–€280 /night	Sleek 4★ tower with a 360° rooftop terrace and lounge, minimalist design rooms, and a hip lobby bar—ideal for panoramas over the old city rooftops.
Mid‑Range	Casa Camper Barcelona	€150–€200 /night	Stylish boutique hideaway with free 24/7 snacks, design‑forward interiors, comfy communal lounge and just steps from MACBA and La Rambla.
Budget	Ideal Youth Hostel	€30–€40 /night	Rooftop terrace with chill‑out area, 24‑hour reception, shared lounge and games room, plus a tour desk. Offers female-only dorms.

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Poble Sec

Located along Parallel Avenue, this neighborhood doesn’t have that much to offer touristically speaking, yet offering an authentic slice of Barcelona life away from the most‑touristy streets.

It's well communicated with metro and is quite close to Plaza España, Montjuic and the Old City.

Prices are a bit lower in this neighborhood compared to other parts of Barcelona.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in Poble Sec:

• Tapas Haven on Carrer de Blai: This pedestrian lane is famed for its endless cascade of pintxos bars.
• Gateway to Montjuïc: A short funicular ride up the hill delivers you to sprawling parks, the Olympic Stadium, Joan Miró Foundation and spectacular city vistas.
• Paral·lel’s Theatre & Nightlife Scene: Historic venues like El Molino share the avenue with modern cocktail bars and live‑music spots.
• Excellent Transport Links: The L3 metro at Poble Sec station plus multiple bus lines connect you effortlessly to Plaça Catalunya, the Gothic Quarter and the beaches en.wikipedia.org.
• More Affordable Than Central Barrios: Compared to El Born or Eixample, Poble‑Sec’s eateries, bars and hotels often deliver better value without sacrificing quality.

One Drawback: Weekend Noise

With bars spilling onto sidewalks and late‑night shows on Paral·lel, rooms facing the avenue can stay lively (and noisy) well past midnight.

Top 3 Places to Stay in El Poble‑Sec

Category	Book Here	Avg. High‑Season Rate	Description
Fancy	InterContinental Barcelona by IHG	€380–€450 /night	Luxury waterfront hotel at the base of Montjuïc: spacious rooms with city or harbor views, a full spa and outdoor pool.
Mid‑Range	INNSiDE by Meliá Barcelona Apolo	€170–€210 /night	Modern 4★ hotel steps from Paral·lel: sleek rooms, 24‑h fitness centre, rooftop terrace with plunge pool and an all‑day fusion bistro.
Budget	HelloBCN Hostel	€25–€35 /night	Eco‑certified, design‑led hostel: mixed and female‑only dorms, private rooms, a rooftop terrace, social lounge and a free daily breakfast buffet

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Sants-Montjuic

Montjuic is with plenty of attractions, like the Magic Fountain, the Olympic Stadium and the Montjuic Cable Car. Even so, there are no accommodation options in this area. The closest options are the neighborhood of Sants and Plaza España.

Sants is mostly a residential neighborhood, therefore is a quiet option for couples or families. A big plus is having Sants train station within walking distance. Plaza España on the other side, is very well communicated with the city center and the airport bus line.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in Sants-Montjuic:

• Rich Cultural & Green Spaces: Montjuïc hill offers the MNAC art museum, Joan Miró Foundation, botanical gardens and the nightly Magic Fountain light-and-music show.
• Major Transport Hub: Barcelona Sants station is the city’s main rail terminus, linking AVE high-speed trains, the airport bus and three metro lines.
• Authentic Local Life & Markets: Carrer de Sants, often cited as Europe’s longest commercial street, and the Modernista-style Mercat de Sants (since 1913) serve as the social and gastronomic heart of the neighborhood.
• Affordable & Diverse Dining: From traditional Catalan taverns to global eateries around Plaça d’Espanya, you’ll find genuine flavors at local prices.
• One Drawback—Sprawling & Less Tourist-Friendly: With attractions spread across Montjuïc’s slopes and the Sants grid, there’s no single “core” to wander.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Sants-Montjuïc

Category	Book Here	Avg. High-Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Hotel Miramar Barcelona GL	€450–€550 /night	Iconic 5★ grand-luxury resort on Montjuïc hill, set in a 1929 Exposition palazzo: panoramic sea and city views, spa, outdoor pool and gourmet dining.
Mid-Range	Hotel Indigo Barcelona Plaza Espana	€180–€220 /night	Modern 4★ design hotel adjacent to Plaça Espanya: bright, sound-proofed rooms, central courtyard, free Wi-Fi and direct access to metro & airport bus.
Budget	Ten To Go Hostel	€25–€35 /night	Social hostel a stone’s throw from Sants station: mixed dorms and privates, communal kitchen, outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and weekly events to meet fellow travelers booking.com.

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Gràcia

Gràcia feels like a charming village within Barcelona. Many pedestrian lanes, hidden plazas and friendly locals give it a warm, lived-in atmosphere that’s hard to beat. It offers a great mixture between local lifestyle, trendy boutiques and plenty of charmed-filled squares to go for a drink.

• Village-Style Atmosphere: Tree-lined streets and squares like Plaça del Sol or Plaça de la Vila offer the perfect spot for a leisurely vermut with neighbors.
• Authentic Catalan Life: Local taverns, family-run markets and artisan shops reflect everyday Barcelona away from the tourist crowds.
• Modernist Gems on Your Doorstep: Park Güell sits at Gràcia’s northern edge and Casa Vicens lies in its heart.
• Creative Boutiques & Cafés: Independent designers, art galleries and specialty coffee shops line Travessera de Gràcia, making it a microcosm of Barcelona’s trendiest scene.
• Hidden Green Retreats: Quaint gardens and pocket parks invite you to pause with a book or a picnic, far from the bustle of the centre.

One Drawback: A Bit Removed from the Core: Though well-served by Metro L3 (Fontana, Lesseps) and buses, Plaça de Catalunya is a 15-minute walk—something to consider if you want to be steps from the main sights.

By mid august, the Gràcia Festival takes the neighborhood streets by storm and can be very hectic. Biggest attractions nearby: Park Güell and Gaudi Experiencia.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Gràcia

Category	Book Here	Avg. High-Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Gran Hotel Casa Fuster	€500–€600 /night	Iconic 5★ Modernist landmark on Passeig de Gràcia with an outdoor pool, full spa, gourmet restaurant and sweeping city views.
Mid-Range	Catalonia Park Güell	€120–€150 /night	Stylish 4★ hotel adjacent to Park Güell, featuring contemporary rooms, fitness center and a rooftop terrace with a small pool..
Budget	Residència Erasmus Gràcia	€60–€80 /night	University residence converted for travelers: basic private rooms with ensuite bathrooms, buffet breakfast, and a five-minute walk to Lesseps metro.

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Les Corts

A big chunk of the financial district of Barcelona is located by Les Corts, as well as residential areas, so it’s easy to find accommodation options. Nonetheless, there aren’t that much touristic spots to visit in this zone, except for the Camp Nou Barça Stadium.

Here’s why you might choose to stay in Les Corts:

• Quiet, Local Ambience: Tree-lined avenues and family-run cafés reflect the district’s residential roots—ideal if you want a break from Barcelona’s busiest tourist zones.
• Camp Nou & Football Culture: Just a 10-minute walk from FC Barcelona’s stadium, Les Corts is a pilgrimage site for blaugrana fans, with sports bars and memorabilia shops galore.
• Shopping & Services: L’illa Diagonal mall and the boutiques along Avinguda Diagonal mean you’re never far from high-street and designer labels, plus plenty of convenience stores and pharmacies.
• Excellent Transport Links: Barcelona Sants station (AVE high-speed trains, airport bus, Metro L3 & L5) and several bus lines make the whole city instantly accessible.

One Drawback: Less “Barcelona Flair”
With fewer historic landmarks and a more suburban feel, Les Corts can lack the “you’re-in-Barcelona” buzz of Gothic or El Born.

Top 3 Places to Stay in Les Corts

Category	Book Here	Avg. High-Season Rate	Description
Fancy	Grand Hyatt Barcelona	€300–€350 /night	Opulent 5★ on Avenida Diagonal, with spacious rooms, full spa, outdoor pool, Michelin-style restaurant and easy access to L’illa Diagonal shopping centre.
Mid-Range	NH Barcelona Stadium	€150–€180 /night	Modern 4★ overlooking Camp Nou, with a rooftop pool, gym, free Wi-Fi and a bright lobby café, just steps from the metro to downtown Barcelona.
Budget	Onefam Les Corts	€25–€35 /night	Social, age-restricted (18–35) hostel 3 minutes from Camp Nou: Netflix room, communal kitchen, free lockers and nightly group activities.

Staying close to Diagonal Avenue, you’ll have access to stores like El Corte Inglés and L’Illa Diagonal, but overall is a quiet neighborhood.

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Safety in Barcelona

Overall, Barcelona is a very safe city, but there’s no denying that there is a problem concerning pickpocketing and bag snatching, especially when it comes to tourists.

Many of these thefts occur in broad daylight in crowded places such as the metro, train stations and highly touristic places. Also, near important monuments such as La Rambla, Sagrada Familia or Barceloneta Beach.

It shouldn't be a problem if you pay special attention to your surroundings when you open your bag or you’re browsing your smartphone.

Recommended Accommodation in Barcelona

This city has all the type of accommodations you can think of. If you're travelling as a couple, there are plenty of romantic hotels Barcelona has to offer. The district of Ciutat Vella, with its winding streets and hidden squares is the perfect setting for a romantic getaway. Places like Hotel The Serras, Hotel Pulitzer or Hotel Neri, share a great location and romantic atmospheres.

On the other hand, if you travel with your family, many hotels offer services such as babysitter, large family suites, pools and activities for youngsters. Take a look at these Barcelona family hotels like the NH Barcelona Calderón, Eurostars Grand Marina or Citadines Rambla Barcelona.

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