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    Our top choices for Barcelona Barcelo

    1. Barceló Sants

    A modern interior with a central staircase, glass railings, and a control desk area.

    2. Barceló Raval

    A rooftop terrace with a panoramic city view, a pool, and a temperature display.

    3. Occidental Diagonal 414

    A rooftop bar with a view of the city skyline, featuring a bar counter, seating area, and potted plants.

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    Bonavista Apartments - Tamarit

    A modern interior with a large window, a hanging light fixture, and a potted plant.

    The Corner Hotel

    A modern interior with a seating area, large windows, and a bar.

    Uma House by Yurbban Trafalgar

    A rooftop pool with a view of a densely packed cityscape, including a prominent church spire.

    Seventy Barcelona

    An outdoor patio with tables and chairs, surrounded by trees and a patterned floor.

    Hotel Arconte, Adults only

    A rooftop pool area with wooden steps and a view of the city skyline.

    Hotel Medinaceli

    A bar area with a red sofa, patterned ottoman, and bar stools.

    Sofitel Barcelona Skipper

    A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs and a glass bridge.

    Arco Barcelona Hotel

    A buffet with various food items and beverages, including fruits, vegetables, and pastries.

    Ohla Barcelona

    A rooftop bar with a pool overlooking a cityscape.

    Hotel 1898

    An indoor swimming pool with a brick arch ceiling and a view of a forest through a large window.

    H10 Montcada Boutique Hotel

    A rooftop bar with tables and chairs, a city skyline in the background, and a bar area with a counter and lights.

    Duquesa de Cardona Hotel 4 Sup by Duquessa Hotel Collection

    A hotel facade with three arched windows, a balcony with wrought iron railings, and a sign reading "Duquesa de Cardona."

    H10 Cubik

    An outdoor terrace with wicker furniture and tables, overlooking a cityscape with historical buildings.

    Hotel Barcelona Catedral

    An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs, surrounded by greenery and a covered seating area.

    Hotel Jazz

    An outdoor seating area with wooden flooring, cushioned seating, and a table.

    H10 Metropolitan

    A hotel with a pool area, outdoor seating, and a well-lit building facade.

    El Avenida Palace Hotel

    A grand entrance with ornate gold railings, marble columns, and a detailed ceiling.

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    Pocket Guide: Barcelona Barcelona Hotels

    Millions of visitors from around the world flock to this Spanish’s city’s most famous street each year. Stretching 1.5 km (0.75miles), La Rambla in Barcelona connects the city centre from Placa de Catalunya to Port Vell by the sea.

    During peak tourist season, La Rambla buzzes with visitors who come to soak up the lively atmosphere and enjoy street performances, see local and international artisans at work and explore La Rambla and its surrounding network of streets.

    Hotels are dotted up and down La Rambla and surrounding blocks. Near and on La Rambla you’ll find large upmarket five star hotels, stunning boutique hotels, hostels and smaller budget hotels. There’s something for all styles and budgets in the lively centre of Barcelona.

    Staying in a hotel around La Rambla provides easy access to the city’s excellent public transport system with links to the underground metro network and overground bus system. The city’s famous sightseeing tour stops and starts close to La Rambla giving you great access to Barcelona’s other landmarks. Dining up and down La Rambla is aimed at tourists but venture off the main stretch for authentic Catalan cuisine, which is best enjoyed at the city’s world-famous Bocqueria market. Stay at a hotel by the market and you can enjoy fresh fruit, vegetables, seafood, tapas and cava every day of your stay.