Barcelona hotels, restaurants, bars, attractions, and other useful stuff
Uber-hip joint in a good location just off the Passeig de Gràcia, and around the corner from a good number of Gaudí attractions, Hotel Omm is a favorite. Great design. Great service. And a Michelin star restaurant too (Roca Moo). Not cheap, but worth the dosh.
Carrer del Rosselló, 265
Not to be confused with its sister hotel next door, the Yurbban Passage Hotel & Spa is the suave sibling, with a stunning rooftop pool area where you can escape the crowds. In real-estate terms it’s the location, location, location that wins it here. Being right on the edge of the popular El Born district – just walk through the passage under the hotel – means you’re in the thick of the attractions (as well as the tourist crowds), while also offering the quieter charge of the Eixample on the front doorstep. You choose.
Carrer de Trafalgar, 26
Yes, it’s a hotel owned by a footwear brand. We don’t want to say that Casa Camper‘s rooms are shoeboxes…ahem.
With 30 rooms and 10 suites, Casa Camper is our sort of hotel. And it is conveniently located in El Raval – Barcelona’s hipster hotspot, where you’ll find a great range of bars and restaurants.
Not that you’ll need to go far for a bite – the one-Michelin-star Dos Palillos is actually attached to the hotel.
Carrer d’Elisabets, 11