Hotels near Citrus Restaurantus in Barcelona

The hotel is excellent, with few negative points (see below). It is new, modern and functional. The location is not so central for tourists, and the metro is about 10 minutes walk. I recommend the hotel. Possible points: - large, new, modern and well-equipped room; - large and functional bathroom; - hairdryers; - bed linen with quality fabric; - very good breakfast; - no carpet, and yes wood floor (more hygienic and less allergenic); - good air conditioning control; - careful staff, both breakfast and reception. Points to be improved: - the wi-fi signal is unstable and slow, falling all hours; - the hygienic paper could be of better quality; - the sticks of the larger sticks do not cover the sides (be open), leaving the inner part exposed, which is not very hygienic there, since only the fence is exchanged for each new guest (and not the internal part); - the free toilet items, including body hydrant, are missing, which is always useful when you are in Europe; - they could leave bottles of free water in the room (or in the reception space), as other hotels in this category are currently doing.

We stayed in one of the triple rooms on 7/F. The room is clean and simple. All the staff in the reception are friendly and nice. We checked up in the morning on the last day and have our lugguages kept at the concierge until 4pm. Location is good too. The only downside is that there was no kettle or coffee machine in the room. We can only get tea and coffee from the machine on the ground floor.

Stayed here at the end of August for 5 nights. Hotel is in a brilliant location. 10 minute walk to Sagrada Familia also a 2 minute walk from the hop on hop off buses around the city. The staff on reception were very friendly and welcoming and very helpful. I left my Apple Watch in the hotel and only realised when I had got through security at the airport. I rang the hotel and they found my watch in the room and helped me return it to myself which I am very grateful for. The room was cleaned every day while we were out. For the cost of the hotel, the location, cleanliness and hospitality was top notch. If I ever visit Barcelona again I would be sure to stop here any time.

The hotel is half an hour's drive from the city, and you need to pay 2.5 euros in tax. It is a 3-story building with a large free parking lot. The room is large, with a TV, refrigerator, wardrobe, and microwave. The toilet is ok and clean.

Hotel is perfectly located in the city centre, near by Sagrada Familia and few minutes by foot to other Barcelona sites. Few minutes by foot to different metro stops - like (Purple line L2) Monumental, Tetuan, Sagrada Familia and (yellow line L4) Girona. You can basically go anywhere (beach, Rambla, parks, many good tapas bars). Hotel staff is really friendly and able to help. The rooms are quite small and when you come with suitcases, there is not much space left to move, but it can be handled. The beds were clean and comfy. I was not that happy with bathroom - there were black hair in the bath (we both are blonde) and the towels did not smell nice. I smelled chlorine from it. I know that the towels need to be washed with disinfection, but then it should be washed away. We had paid stay with breakfast. The breakfast staff sometimes was a bit confused, when we came for the breakfast separately, also some did not understand English very well. Because my friend has gluten free diet, there were not many things (except the fruits, ham and cheese) that she could eat. The variety of breakfast food I would suggest should be wider. Also I would be happy to have some fresh servings too (for e.g. ham and eggs, freshly made coffee - not just from the machine). Also any coffee made from the machine with milk was sweet. I love coffee with milk but without sugar and there was no opportunity to have it. Anyway, the resume is that we were happy to stay at Hotel Aranea in Barcelona and would recommend it to my friends.

First solo trip and my first time staying at a hostel, definitely see myself doing it again. There was some stuff that kinda ****** like you could hear people coming in and out of other rooms because the walls are pretty thin. The room was clean and comfortable tho

The only good thing about the hotel is the staff… everything else was quite bad… rooms (because we saw more than one) quite neglected. The photos are very well done. That's a staff of 10!! The breakfast is good, it is limited in variety but it is good

room was nice and clean, good service. located few minutes walk from alhambra so very convenient. however not many restaurants or food options around. have to walk downhill 20 minutes into town. it is located on top of a hill which is very tiring to pull luggages up

I stayed at Sant Jordi for 6 nights in the beginning of July. It was my first time staying at a hostel and I had a great experience. The hostel was very well run and clean. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly, especially the Argentinian girl who checked me in and the night time guy from Morocco. They will help if you have questions about day trips or activities in the city or surrounding countryside. The hostel is also in a very good location, where you can easily walk to the Gothic Quarter in 20 minutes. Getting to the beach or some other locations may require the metro. The hostel is definitely geared towards a younger crowd. They have happy hours and bar crawls every night. If you are looking to party and experience the nightlife in Barcelona, this is definitely a hostel you should stay at. The hostel has air conditioning, which is a must during the summer, but you might have to ask the front desk to turn it up.

Hotel is good, you have to transfer to the city, but the subway and city express are very convenient, there are two large supermarkets near the hotel, the accommodation is very quiet, the room is good, our family is very happy to open two rooms.