Eurostars Barcelona Central

The service was really... incredibly slow. Everything else was fine. The location is good.

The hotel is newly opened, so all the facilities are brand new. The room was impeccably clean and tidy, making me feel very comfortable about the hygiene. The breakfast was quite good overall, with a wide variety of options and decent flavors – definitely enough to fill you up and start your day right. The hotel also has a rooftop pool, which is a nice touch, though it's a bit small for serious swimming. However, it's perfect for relaxing by the edge, enjoying the breeze, taking in the city views, and getting some good photos. My only minor complaint is that the windows in the room don't open, so ventilation relies solely on the air conditioning. Staying in the room for extended periods felt a little stuffy. The location is convenient for getting around, and the front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, it was a decent stay. For a short trip to Barcelona, it offers reasonable value for money. However, if opening windows or a large pool for swimming are high priorities for you, you might want to consider other options.

The hotel's location is super convenient! It's a 5-minute walk to Casa Batlló and close to Passeig de Gràcia. You can even walk to Sagrada Família in about 20 minutes. Downstairs there's a really affordable express supermarket, and lots of great restaurants nearby! The Lato breakfast was delicious, and there were plenty of tapas options too. The service was excellent. The pool is small but cute. We were lucky enough to be there when Spain won the World Cup, and the hotel felt very safe.

Great location, just a 10-minute walk to Casa Milà and Casa Batlló, with plenty of restaurants nearby. Even though the room faced the street, there was no noise. Overall, a good stay.

This hotel boasts an excellent central location, just a five-minute walk from Gran Vía and fifteen minutes from the Sagrada Familia. However, for a five-star hotel, the facilities are more on par with a four-star establishment. The room was small, and the wooden structure meant we couldn't open the window, which led to a damp, musty smell. The gym also requires leaving the hotel and walking another 50 meters. Overall, the value for money isn't great.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Gaudi's three masterpieces. It's also clean and new!

Seriously, Chinese guests, book this hotel with caution! I booked a relatively more expensive room type, only to find out it was an end-of-hall room with a massive pillar right in the middle. Fine, whatever. But then I looked out the window, which offered a partial, obscured view of the hotel pool. It felt incredibly unsafe, like a creepy basement peeking situation. Despite closing the bathroom door tightly, water still leaked out when showering, flooding the floor around the sink. The soundproofing is terrible. It was a connecting room with a locked door leading to the next room, something not mentioned on the booking page. I could hear every word and game sound from the neighboring room crystal clear, which was very disruptive. I even asked the Trip.com customer service to negotiate a room change with the hotel front desk, but they refused. Later, I checked the reviews and found a negative one from a Chinese guest a few months ago, describing the exact same room type and issues we encountered 😂 I won't be coming back.

Facilities: The shower design is truly something else. When I walked in, I noticed the wooden floor was already warped. Sure enough, after a shower, water flooded everywhere. Everything overflowed. It would have been a disaster if I had left my luggage nearby. Also, previous reviews mentioned the hotel provided slippers and disposable toothbrushes. We stayed in February 2026 and only found slippers. We asked the front desk, and they said toothbrushes weren't provided. However, on our third day, they suddenly left disposable toothbrushes for us, so I'm a bit confused about whether they actually offer them or not. On a positive note, the hotel offers two free bottles of mineral water daily, which is a rare and welcome perk in European hotels. Location: The hotel is very close to Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, both within walking distance. Sagrada Família isn't far either. While the hotel's proximity to the metro is convenient, we often felt vibrations, which was a minor inconvenience. Our room didn't have any pillars, but it was street-facing, and you could see into the room from the street at night. Housekeeping efficiency was a bit inconsistent; we requested cleaning before heading to Casa Milà in the morning, but by 3 PM, our room still hadn't been cleaned. The next day, it seemed back to normal. Overall, though, the experience was quite good. The staff were friendly and enthusiastic, and there's a parking garage nearby.