Hotels in Barcelona

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Barcelona is the capital of the Autonomous Community of Catalonia and of the province of Barcelona, in Spain. The city lies on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, barely one hundred kilometers from the Pyrenees and from the French border. This wonderful city boasts a perfect blend of architectural styles, with the modern, the Gothic, the medieval and the Roman blending perfectly to make an invigorating mix. There is also a series of buildings by Gaudí that are on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites, among which are Casa Milà (La Pedrera), Palau Güell and Parc Güell.

We recommend visiting Barcelona Cathedral (the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and of Saint Eulalia of Barcelona, to give it its full name), which was built in Gothic style, the Magic Fountain of Montjuic (1929), which puts on a lovely light, music and water show, and the former home of the poet Joan Maragall, which is now a museum.

You will find plenty of parks and gardens in which to relax and soak up the atmosphere of this grand city.

Discover the magic of a truly captivating city, visit Barcelona!

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• Hotel Villa Olimpic@ Suites Hotel and Spa

  

  Sea Front - Beach Area, Barcelona

  Reviews : 4.28 / 5

  Located between the streets Pallars and Alava, in the fashionable district Barcelona 22@, is located very close to the main tourist facilities and professionals of the city: Villa Olimpica, Puerto de Barcelona and Torre Agbar.

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• Hotel AB Viladomat

  

  Eixample, Barcelona

  Reviews : 4.17 / 5

  This popular hotel is situated in the centre of Barcelona, just a few minutes from the historical and cultural centre of the city. Countless shopping and entertainment venues, as well as tourist attractions are within walking distance of the hotel or may be reached by using the public transport network.

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• Hotel Apsis Porta Marina

  

  North Diagonal, Barcelona

  Reviews : 4.46 / 5

  This hotel enjoys an excellent location, and it offers guests access to all the city's tourist sights. It lies just 5 minutes away from the city centre by public transport and is only a 20-minute walk from Vila Olímpica, the sandy beach and entertainment area. Barcelona Airport is just 24 km away.

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• Hotel Silken Gran Hotel Havana

  

  Paseo de Gracia, Barcelona

  Reviews : 4.46 / 5

  This modern luxury hotel is ideally situated at the heart of the city of Barcelona. Countless shopping and entertainment venues, as well as some of the city's best tourist sights, are within walking distance of the hotel, or can easily be reached by making use of public transport.

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• Hotel Icaria Barcelona

  

  Sea Front - Beach Area, Barcelona

  Reviews : 3.84 / 5

  This appealing luxury hotel is just across the road from the beach (about 150 metres away) 20 minutes walk from the town centre. An array of bars (200 m), restaurants (200 m),shops (100 m) and lively nightclubs (300 m) are to be found in the vicinity. The hotel offers good public transport links (located 50 m away).

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• Barcelona City

    by   Rosana

  Barcelona is big city, steeped in history with fabulous monuments and architecture by Gaudi (Sagrada Familia, La Pradera, Casa Batló, Parc Güell). Other advice is to cross the ramblas taking in the fine views of the beautiful buildings. Don't forget to visit "La Barceloneta" and the harbour. Barcelona is a largely sunny city with great gastronom�

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  • Published   05/05/2009
  
  

• Tongue Tied in Barcelona

    by   Smithster

  OK, so Barcelona may be one of Spain’s most visited cities. But how Spanish is this Catalonian capital? For those possessing a smattering of Spanish will be sorely disappointed to discover that the official language here is Catalan, kind of a mix of Spanish and French. OK, you can get by with your Spanish guidebook and contrary to what the locals make you believe, most do speak conventional Spanish. But Barcelona is the centre of the Cataluyna region and has the same identity crisis as Scotland and Wales in the UK. They are part of something bigger, but countries in their own right. To get more out of your stay pick up a Catalan phrasebook and make the effort. The locals will appreciate it�

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  • Published   21/04/2009