Hotel Duquesa De Cardona
This famous Barcelona Hotel was once a private residence, located in the maritime area of Barcelona where prominent families including the Montcadas, Queralts and Gualbes made their homes. Today, the hotel is completely refurbished and offers views of Montjuic Mountain and the Olympic Port. Gothic Quarter attractions including the Cathedral, Rambles and the Picasso Museum are within a ten-minute walk.
Hotel Duquesa De Cardona
Paseo Colom 12
08002 Barcelona, Spain
(+011) 932 689 090
www.hduquesadecardona.com
Neri Hotel
Located in an 18th century building in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, the Hotel Neri is designed for the health-conscious traveler. A relaxing terrace space features yoga mats and lounge chairs, and the hotel has electric bikes and Segways for guests to rent. There is also a lounge/library and a solarium terrace with views over the cathedral and roofs of the famous Gothic Quarter.
Neri Hotel
C/ Sant Sever 5
08002 Barcelona, Spain
(+011) 933 040 655
www.hotelneri.com
Hotel Granvia
This hotel beside the Plaza Catalunya was built in 1890 as a palace for one of Barcelona's important families. Converted to a hotel in 1930, it now houses an extensive collection of 19th century art. There is a large garden terrace and good disabled access, unusual in older Barcelona hotels.
Hotel Granvia
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 642
08007 Barcelona, Spain
(+011) 933 181 900
www.hotelgranvia.com
Hotel Nouvel Barcelona
Located less than one block from Plaza Catalunya at the top end of the Ramblas, the Hotel Nouvel Barcelona is a good starting point for travelers wanting to explore the city. The hotel was built in 1917 and retains the modernist style typical of Barcelona buildings of that age. It is equipped with Wi-Fi wireless internet and central heating throughout.
Hotel Nouvel Barcelona
Calle Santa Anna 18
08002 Barcelona, Spain
(+011) 933 018 274
www.hotelnouvel.com
Article Written By Hailey Williams
Hailey Williams is a freelance writer and editor from Los Angeles, California. She has a particular interest in culture, lifestyle, health, and women's interest reporting, and her work has been published in magazines including TV Week and Sugar. She graduated from the University of Sydney.
