The hotel is as stylish as it appears on the pictures. The rooms are rather small but in a cute and comfortable way. The bathrooms are in fact rather spacious. Generally, the hotel is very very clean which in Spain is certainly not a standard (trust me, I have been living in Spain and travelling around as much as a can). For those who hate the system of a sheet and a blanket usual in Southern countries I emphasize - here they have proper "funda nordica", no sheets and no weird blankets. And the bed covers are changed every day.Apart from minibar fridge, there is a kettle and some tea, coffee, sugar and cream and tea cups. Although the hotel windows isolate the traffic from outside very well, the isolation between the rooms really could be better. It is not that you would hear the guests nextdoor breathing, but you e.g. hear when the cleaning lady in the morning walks around and moves the beds to change the covers. Especially closing the other bedrooms doors is somehow too hearable, although the clients of the hotel are not of a society group that would seem suspiccious to you, be generally making noise, shouting loud at the corrdidors and bounce the doors. The opposite. But it is much much better than many hotels I have slept in in my life. It is no drama. It just one of the very little things to mention if finding some weak side of the hotel at all. Therefore think next time Hotasa group would be reconstructing a hotel, they could really invest yet a bit more into the isolations between the rooms, the quality is not always and only about the fashionable design. Otherwise, I loved the place, I loved the matrace although many people say it is too hard - it was a really nice quality matrace (and cushions) am wondering what their backbones say if they are used to sleep in soft beds? It is not healthy at all..

Regarding the district, it is not in the imminent center center, but do not regret it at all, Eixample derecha belongs among two cosiest parts of the city and is much more quiter than Rambla etc. It is 50 metres max from the metro which runs every 3 minutes or so, and mere 2 stops to get on Placa Catalunya/Rambla/Cathedral...(get out on Passeig de Gracia). And it is 5 minutes walking distance from Sagrada Familia. It is also a very convenient place if you came to see some concert in L,Auditori. I strongly recommend you to go have a Pilsner Urquell beer and meal to Czech bar, Pivobar which is bit further than Sagrada Familia, but not more than 10 minutes walk. The girls bake homemade bread, cook traiditional meals and always have such treats us Czechs usually have with beer in a pub, such as utopence, nakladany hermelin and even tlacenka. There also is a Polish shop close to S.F., offering all the best from our Slavonic groceries.

Hotel was fine, walls are a bit thin so I could hear people in the room next door. The room was fine for me, it was clean, modern and everything worked as it should. Great location close Segrada Familia and metro just down the road. Some nice places to eat very close and did not see any evidence of any security concerns in the general area. Expect to pay 30+ euro for taxi fare to / from airport, I would use the train next time.

Nicely decorated small rooms, with noisy overlooking streets with lots of traffic. If you prefer to skip aircondition and open the window at night, bring airplugs. Where are the balkony on the picture? Is it for the top suite? We never saw a balcony. Near metro, and a few stops to the center of town. Metro is a fantastic experience. Very near sagrada de familia, which is fantastic
I would choose another hotel next time.

The hotel is in a great location for the Sagreda Familia, less than a 5 min stroll. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The only disappointment I had was the very hard mattress and there is no effective sound proofing betwen neighbouring rooms.