Hotels in Barcelona City Centre, Barcelona

The gentlemen on the front desk were so kind and attentive - I was always greeted with a smile and a warm welcome! The breakfast selection was also great - the website pictures don't do it justice. Would highly recommend this hotel and would stay again. Thank you team Ciutadella! 

Very nice location, staff are very friendly espcially Christal giving us recommendations on where to eat, would really love to come back & stay here next time

Very good, the hotel staff are very handsome and provide good service! The environment is also very comfortable and clean. The only drawback is transportation. Uber drivers cannot go to the hotel entrance.

The neighborhood is horrible. Junkies at every step and incredible dirt. The room they gave me leaked all the water from the bathtub and flooded the bathroom. I complained to the waitress and she told me that this happened in several rooms and that she left me four towels to put on and not leak the water???? I complained at the reception and they changed me to another room. They charged me 22 euros for giving me the room a couple of hours before when usually in other hotels if they have it available they do not make a problem. Very nice and comfortable facilities but the environment is terrible. I didn't like the floor in the room because it's ceramic like kitchen... I missed a good parquet in a hotel of this category.

Wonderful service and really friendly staff. The location is near the sea and subway stations, so it’s pretty convenient to enjoy the beautiful view of this great city.

It's unexpectedly good. I originally thought it was a simple business hotel, but it's actually a stylish hotel with design. The name of the store, casa mimosa, means home in Spanish, so there is no gorgeous lobby, but it is simple and beautiful. The lighting is soft but there is plenty of light when you check in. The public area is very comfortable, with large rooms and sofas and desks. The overall environment is fragrant, and there is no strange smell of old building renovation. The water-pressure air-conditioned beds are all in line with modern life.

Oh this place! Wonderful staff, amazing location, close to Subway, and walking distance to everywhere. Room is very clean, the environment is very clean, breakfast is wonderful. Bubbly on arrival, bubbly during breakfast, nice decor. Environmentally friendly too! Wool definitely stay here again! ❤️

The room was twenty to thirty square meters, very small, and the view was average. The hotel that costs 8,000 yuan a night is small, but it doesn't even have a bathtub. The sense of design can only be said to be in the eye of the beholder. I can see that a lot of thought has been put into the furniture and lamps. I have bought many of the brands I use, and the quality of the supplies is indeed good. In addition, the service is good and the location is the biggest advantage. Ranked low among the MOs I have lived in.

Located between Casa Mila and Casa Batlló. Chanel is downstairs and Tiffany is across the street. A five-star hotel built in 1918. I am very satisfied and will come again next time.

The overall feeling is satisfactory. The hygiene is good. The waiter does not understand English, so the front desk needs to communicate. The room with a window facing the residential area is not adjacent to the street, and there are only gauze curtains, no blackout curtains. The air conditioner of the terrace room No. 024, which I stayed in on the first day, was broken. I woke up from the cold and did not look for the store again. The next day, I moved to the second floor, which was facing Las Ramblas. The curtains were normal and the air conditioner was also good. Except for the locals who did not go to rest until after 2 a.m., I could sleep quietly for four hours. The yogurt for breakfast was amazing and I ate it all. There is a pedestrian street in front of the door, which should be called Las Ramblas, which is quite famous. There are always so many people going back and forth. The sidewalk is twice as wide as the roadway. The left end is the Columbus statue, and the right end is Plaza Catalunya.