Motels in Barcelona

Clean and well appointed room in a convenient and safe part of town.

Central location, delicious Sangria at their poolside terrace bar. Wonderful tapas restaurants nearby.

Old fashioned style, triple room spacious enough for 3. Bathroom like in a house. Breakfast continental and served in a lovely room.

The check in process was smooth and the staff are very warm and accommodating. Our room was clean and beds are adequate in terms of numbers and size - we booked the family room. Housekeeping changed our towels and tidy the room regularly.

Great location and good hotel would stay here again.

I would recommend this Hotel to everyone, it was quite, clean, confortable and the staff was excellent. The Hotel is downtown close to many touristic sites and entertainments.

Great location for a Barcelona stay, right on Las Ramblas without hearing any of the noise from the popular street. Easy to get to many places across the city with 2 close metro stops.

Stayed for a four day break with my girlfriend. Easy to get to from the metro, nice location about 20 mins from the centre. First impressions a bit underwhelming - hostel really just a corridor with breakfast tables in the passage. But rooms are decent size as are the bathrooms and clean, with good air conditioning. Service was very good, one guy who attended from 8 in the morning to 8 in the evening. Fresh towels, pillows and another blanket (air conditioning was fierce) all provided. Location does require metro trips into the centre but is in a nice relaxed part of the city with bars and restaurants nearby.

I'll be honest, I was a little nervous when booking The Casa Gracia, because we were travelling as a family & we were booking what was described as a hostel. However, I was more than pleasantly surprised to find that we were in private rooms a few doors away from the hostel part of the building & yet retained full access to the hostel common areas when we wanted to use them. The hotel staff were friendly and all spoke excellent English, which is very helpful to a bloke that can barely manage "hola, gracias & por favour". The room was basic, but suitable for our needs, we had a nice view over the city from the balcony (room 5008 if you want the view that's shown on the hotel publicity shots), but it would be unreasonable to expect absolute peace & quite, the hotel is in a busy city after all, that said it wasn't too noisy 5 storeys up. We had double bed in the "grown ups" room & the kids had a sofa that converted into 2 single beds in the main living room. The food in the hotel is good, but should you choose to cook for yourself there is a small kitchenette & at least 3 supermarkets within a 5 minute walk. I would say though that food preparation space is limited & we only had a 2-ring hob in our room, so we had breakfast in our room, but more complex meals were taken in the restaurant. The common areas in the hostel part are spacious & comfortable & it's worth visiting the basement.

The hotel staff were very pleasant and helpful at all times. Could hear people in next door room at times but did not keep me awake. I had a double bed in my room but it would have been difficult to find space for another suitcase, if the room was to be occupied by 2. Air conditioner worked well all the time. It is not far from Plaza Catalunya by bus which stops right in front of the hotel. But there were days when it would have been nice to have a hotel closer in to be able to go back and have a midday nap. Barcelona in August can get hot. I was told by the friend who recommended Hotel Travessera it was a no frills hotel so was surprised to find a mini bar. That was nice.