Location is in Les Corts neighborhood, walking distance to the 2026 Tennis Open Banc Sebadell ATP…read more500, which was nice right after checked in we went straight to walk to the Tennis stadium. Great area for Business stay, clean, simple & convenient. Room we got was upgraded w/ patio & mini living room & kitchenette area. There's NO Bellman, so if you have lots of bags, they'll just give you the luggage cart that barely fits in the elevator you might feel a little claustrophobic, lol. Just fyi, the tub shower stall is really narrow w/ half glass door cover wets the floors & the toilet seat.

The hotel itself was a little old and it showed on the outside and even the halls. The room was…read moredescent. We had a junior suite that had a bedroom and living area and they brought us a rollaway bed for my daughter. The bathroom door didn't have a lock and it was glass so anyone else in the room could see inside if they wanted. I really liked the enclosed balcony, it had a table and chairs and was like you were inside and outside at the same time. There were shutters you could open and close to your liking but watch out! Pigeons kept trying to get in and one got stuck between the shutters on the room next to us. The room also had a nice espresso/coffee machine and tea. We had to call down a few times for extra towels, toilet paper and coffee but they brought it right up. We had breakfast included with our room but never actually went. There is a grocery store and a few restaurants within walking distance and the metro was about a mile. It wasn't in a real close location to everything but it was easy enough to get where you wanted to go.

Okay so this hotel was an absolute gem! The restaurant was amazing and had a great buffet to eat…read morefrom every day, easily a highlight of the stay. The staff was very friendly and helpful, spoke great English and handled all of our extra little request (like calling taxis and planning a wine tour) spectacularly. The hotel was away from the heart of Barcelona too so the surrounding area didnt have many tourists, allowing me and my friend to meet locals and try spots that were less crowded. An amazing hotel experience and the room was so delightful and clean! I loved the thermostat

The food is excellent. Everything was cooked to perfection. The service was also fantastic. The…read morestaff were so nice and helpful. I highly recommend this place and with that said, you might want to get a reservation.

I took a chance and booked Le Palacete on Expedia as a bundled package with my airline tickets. It…read morewas "taking a chance" because I generally book either a brand name hotel or one with hundreds of reviews solely because I like to know what I'm getting before hand, but it was a chance that I'm glad I took! Le Palacete is located in the Gracia neighborhood of Barcelona and is a perfect choice if you want a slower pace and taste of how locals live. Yes, it's a little farther away from many of the popular tourist attractions like La Boqueria, the Gothic Quarter, and La Rambla (which I would AVOID like the plague, btw) but also it's a short walk to other attractions like Parc Guell, La Sagrada Familia, as well as both Casa Batllo and La Pedrera. Additionally, Joanic station is less than a five minute walk away so you'll be able to easily access the entire city with little effort or time. The hotel is small-10 rooms total, I believe, but it packs a punch! First, the service was excellent. Since the hotel was small the staff was small and we didn't see them very often but everyone we interacted with was incredibly and authentically friendly. Also, the housekeeping staff kept our room spotless and well stocked with fresh towels and toiletries. We were in a Junior comfort suite which was large enough for a king bed, a love seat, a table and two chairs and still had enough room for my husband to do his workouts without having to move anything around. The shower was average sized with good water pressure and the toilet was conveniently place in its own room. I'm not sure about the other suites but the shower is pretty much visible as soon as you walk in the room and without a ton of privacy depending on where in the living area you're sitting- not a big deal since it was just my husband and I, but if you're shy or you're sharing the room with people who don't regularly see you naked you might want to take note. I'm pretty sure that they have onsite dining in the picturesque courtyard beyond the check-in area as well as room service but we didn't take advantage of this since there were SO many places we wanted to try in Barcelona. A few other details to note: -There isn't a traditional always-manned front desk. When you arrive to check in you buzz the button near the front door and someone will arrive to let you into the small but cozy lobby then check you in. It might take a few minutes for someone to get there but chill out, you're in Spain and the pace is slower there! -The elevator is small and quite slow. Not a big deal since the building is a few stories tall but worth noting if you are impatient and have mobility issues. -There isn't an on-site gym. Again, not a big deal especially since you're likely going to be doing a ton of walking while you're in Barcelona you might want to have a backup plan for exercise if you're as consistent with your workout as my husband (the neighborhood is perfect for a good run). -Our room didn't have a stand to put your luggage on. Not sure if it was just our room or if this is the norm. Again, nbd since the room was large. -When we got our room keycard we failed to check whether or not they opened the front door to he hotel or not. We learned that they didn't when we strolled back to the hotel our first night after several hours of drinking and eating. Check that your keycard works in the front door before you leave the first time. In summary, we really enjoyed our stay and wouldn't hesitate to rebook the next time we're in Barcelona!

We had a very nice stay at this hotel. Their in house restaurant and bar is so nice. A big thank…read moreyou to Alain and Wendy for making us feel so welcome. We'll come back soon.

This is the worst hotel in Barcelona in terms of quality/price…read more The hotel is pricey yet rooms are small (even for local standards), lack AC and have clear signs of water damage everywhere. No toiletries are provided, no housekeeping service, and front desk staff failed at reserving a cab on two separate occasions.

Amazing stay. Amazing staff. They went above and beyond. I left an item in the safe and checked…read moreout. Two days later it was in certified mail arriving at my residence in the US. If I visit Barcelona again, I will definitely stay here. It's very convenient to shopping stores, coffee shops and restaurants. I went out alone and felt safe. They also have a rooftop.

The service here is fantastic and the building by itself is just beautiful to look at. The terrace…read moreon the roof gives you a beautiful view of the ocean and city, especially at night. The pool is more like a cold jacuzzi (that's how small it is), but I found the food at the terrace to be surprisingly good (although slightly overpriced - but what do you expect from a hotel?) We ordered the burger and burrata (which came out purple) and it was served along this tomato savory ice cream which I absolutely loved!!!!!!! Would go back just to get the tomato ice cream and burrata. We stayed in the apartments next to Casa Fuster but you have access to all the hotel's amenities and we also enjoyed a meal at Aleia (Michelin restaurant) - separate review. It's nice having an apartment where you have access to a kitchen, dining area, washer/dryer - especially when you can't afford or handle eating out all the time, especially with a one year old child. The only reason I deduced one star is that our dryer never worked (it's a washer/dryer combo) and also the dishwasher was broken (gave an error message each time). We called the hotel and they did send someone to investigate the dishwasher (we were already warned in advance the dryer may not work and luckily the bathroom comes with a heating rack and we were able to dry our clothes that way). However, he did not know what the dishwasher error message meant, and he said he would go and look up what to do about it- and then we never heard from him the entire week we were there. Besides him, the rest of the staff was fantastic - the doorman actually gave us recommendations for places to eat at - and he was spot on. the place is located near grocery stores and pharmacies so if you forgot something to pack in your luggage you don't need to worry here. The hotel is also walking distance to lots of bakeries, eateries, and even a local charcuterie place (that's better than Boqueria market imo)

This was my home for three nights in Barcelona…read more Just 2 blocks away was a metro stop. It made my commute so easy as I was out and about all day. They had a bar I never got to drop in at since I always got back late so they were already closed. There's a parking garage literally right next-door so if you're traveling in with a car parking is not a problem at all. There's also a lot of food options surrounding the area so you can get breakfast, lunch, and dinner all within 5 minutes walking distance. My dinner reservations happened to all be walking distance. You can also walk to Las Ramblas. There's a deck on the roof with chaise lounges. They even have a shower. The bed was comfortable and it was always made up when I got back after spending all day outside. I was in room 206 which unfortunately didn't have a window.

Great location, great staff reasonable priced hotel which included elevators. Elevators you say ?…read moreWell we didn't have elevators in Lisbon and let me tell you its a workout hauling suitcases packed for a twelve day trip up 4 flights of stairs lol. Our room was well appointed and quiet except for one night a drunk roving guitarist was wandering the streets at 3am LMAO that's Barcelona for ya.

DO NOT STAY HERE! there are bed bugs. I was eaten alive, and they refuse to take responsibility or…read morecompensate me.

This hotel was perfect. It's got excellent no-nonsense service from the front desk to…read morehousekeeping. Front desk very helpful when I needed it, all of them speak many languages well. The location couldn't be better, a short walk from the Lesseps Metro stop and a couple of useful buses pass right by. Easy 50 minute metro ride from the airport on L3. Rooms are comfortable, clean, with excellent restrooms and showers. The cafe is the best breakfast in the world. Public laundry around the corner, short walk to a dozen good tapas bars. Relatively close (though a challenging uphill climb) to Parc Guell.

What a hotel, what service! This boutique hotel is located in a quieter part of Barcelona, but…read moreyou're close enough to downtown that you can easily get to all the must see sites. Parking is available right on site; literally garage to reception to room in one elevator ride. We were pleasantly greeted upon arrival and offered refreshments while we waited to check in which was completed quickly and efficiently. The rooms are exceptionally spacious with many lovely amenities. Spa on site available at your request. Breakfast is not included, but It's highly recommended as it's just such a wonderful meal. If you do plan to stay at this location, I highly recommend that you book reservations at the adjoining restaurant ahead of time to enjoy a particularly special culinary experience. We notified the front desk upon arrival that we had a small package that needed to be mailed, and they immediately took care of everything for us. Cannot say enough about the staff and the hotel. This boutique accommodation has only a handful of rooms and is for adults only which makes it a very quiet and relaxing experience. The accommodation for the price point is really wonderful. Cannot wait to come back to Barcelona just for the opportunity to stay here again.

Wonderful hotel. Limited rooms but spacious with designer inspired details everywhere. 45 person…read morestaff for their 5 star restraunt complete with famous chef. Expect a 300 euro cost for dinner. Extensive wine selection as well as exclusive liquors. Great service, very clean, and professional staff. Enjoy! Gary F