Casa Gracia

Nice staff but the roomates were horrible. Some of them do not know how to live with ppl. Anyway I swear the staff is a gem. If u want to make sure u can sleep, just have your own room. I’ve travelling around and i always stayed in the hostel. It’s the first time that i can sleep just 6 hours in 3 day. But the hostel is really amazing im swear

One of the most beautiful hostels I stayed in Europe! The bedroom was exactly like in the pictures, and I love that there’s a balcony, and that clean towels are provided as well. According to the staffs, the building was an old bank, therefore on the lower floor they maintained the old bank vault that can be used for meetings or other gatherings. Not to mention my favorite horse shaped sink😍🤣 I have just a few suggestions: would be perfect if there were more hooks on the wall in the bathroom, as there was only 1, and also it would be nice to add some hooks by the bed as there weren’t space for us to dry our towels and to hang our jackets. Also the storage space is too small for some beds, as I was assigned bed no.3 and my storage is in one of the “step drawers” of the other bed. Overall, I loved and enjoyed my stay so much! And thank you to the receptionists, they were very helpful.

A hotel in very convenient location,close to the underground station and a lot of restaurants nearby

Location is excellent, just walking distance to the shopping area, Casa Batlo and Casa Mila. Room is bare but already expected based on the description.

Very beautiful hotel. Excellent location, good cleaning service. There was a big problem when checking in, they gave us a room without windows, not the one in the photo when booking. They did not want to change it for a long time and demanded money for an "upgrade" of the room. This spoiled the impression of the hotel. If this problem had not happened - an excellent hotel, 10 points out of 10☀️

Good hotel