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Finding an ideal budget friendly hotel in Barcelona does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Aneto, a nice option for travellers like you.
While staying at Hotel Aneto, visitors can check out Palau de la Musica Orfeo Catala (0.8 km) and Passeig de Gracia (1.1 km), some of Barcelona's top attractions.
The rooms offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
Hotel Aneto features 24 hour front desk and baggage storage.
During your visit, be sure to check out one of Barcelona's popular burritos restaurants such as The Box, Foc, and Carabela Cafe, all a short distance from Hotel Aneto.
Barcelona is also known for some great science museums, including Museu de Ciencies Naturals de Barcelona, Human Bodies. Anatomía de la vida., and Sala Ciutat, which are not too far from Hotel Aneto.
Hotel Aneto looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Barcelona.
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Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
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Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
24-hour front desk
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Air conditioning
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Flatscreen TV
Bath / shower
Hair dryer
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Non-smoking rooms
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English, French, Spanish, Catalan and 1 more
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Carrer del Carme 38, 08001 Barcelona Spain
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The only reason why you should stay here is because of its location. Focus on the word only. Yes that's the ONLY reason.
There is an obvious lack of security control.
Dealt with two of the reception staff throughout my stay.
As it was before check-in time, the first guy took our bags and gave us the number tags.
When we got back at night, the first guy had already gone off from his shift and one of my backpacks was missing. When I raised the issue, we were informed that the hotel premises are being shared with other offices and private homes so there would be many outsiders coming in and out and they were not in control of that. (Even so, everyone's stuff were placed RIGHT beside the staircase at the entrance (wow))
We asked to see the CCTV, and were again told that there is only a CCTV at the reception (because, you know, nobody cares about crimes they don't have to see - or in this case, don't want to be responsible for) but it would not have shown the luggage area (wow again).
The night shift guy was helpful though, and tried to call his colleague (the one who helped us to get our bags) to find out more details. His colleague actually remembered (wow again and again) that I had a backpack, but insisted I carried it out with me (sure, just like how I'm sure my backpack must have magically dissipate into air... ... ...).
So we asked him to check the CCTV (since he said there was a CCTV at the reception, beside the entrance) and from the CCTV, he would see that i DID NOT carry out a backpack with me. But yet again, we were told that the CCTV was only realtime and NOT LIVE (so it doesn't record), and they only used it to see that guests actually went up to their rooms at that point in time. (WOW. So if, someone dropped off an unidentified package containing dangerous items, no one would ever know what happened once all our fates are sealed then - meh? Who cares right? It's just our lives and basic security at stake. And if someone intentionally distracted the reception to commit some crime, no evidence would be left at all. Nothing.)
The location is good indeed, but the security fails thoroughly and I hope all future guests know what risk they are facing by staying here.
There is an obvious lack of security control.
Dealt with two of the reception staff throughout my stay.
As it was before check-in time, the first guy took our bags and gave us the number tags.
When we got back at night, the first guy had already gone off from his shift and one of my backpacks was missing. When I raised the issue, we were informed that the hotel premises are being shared with other offices and private homes so there would be many outsiders coming in and out and they were not in control of that. (Even so, everyone's stuff were placed RIGHT beside the staircase at the entrance (wow))
We asked to see the CCTV, and were again told that there is only a CCTV at the reception (because, you know, nobody cares about crimes they don't have to see - or in this case, don't want to be responsible for) but it would not have shown the luggage area (wow again).
The night shift guy was helpful though, and tried to call his colleague (the one who helped us to get our bags) to find out more details. His colleague actually remembered (wow again and again) that I had a backpack, but insisted I carried it out with me (sure, just like how I'm sure my backpack must have magically dissipate into air... ... ...).
So we asked him to check the CCTV (since he said there was a CCTV at the reception, beside the entrance) and from the CCTV, he would see that i DID NOT carry out a backpack with me. But yet again, we were told that the CCTV was only realtime and NOT LIVE (so it doesn't record), and they only used it to see that guests actually went up to their rooms at that point in time. (WOW. So if, someone dropped off an unidentified package containing dangerous items, no one would ever know what happened once all our fates are sealed then - meh? Who cares right? It's just our lives and basic security at stake. And if someone intentionally distracted the reception to commit some crime, no evidence would be left at all. Nothing.)
The location is good indeed, but the security fails thoroughly and I hope all future guests know what risk they are facing by staying here.
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Date of stay: October 2017
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Stayed here for 5 days, (4 of us)a room with 4 beds, and a bathroom, they were very clean, we saw and heard noone in the corridors.
The staff were friendly the cleaners helpful the rooms spotless.
We didn't book a seperate bathroom as we thought it would be like bedsit land, having seen the layout it wouldn't bother me as the bathroom is just o/s the room.
Excellent location. Las ramblas 2 min walk, metro 5 min walk.
we arrived at night and thought it looked like a dingy back street, wrong...in the daytime looked so different.
I would say loaction wise more like a 4*
We paid at the end of our stay, security was excellent, during the evening you buzzed the door and security would let you in, the desk was manned at all times by security.
We left our cases in reception and had no fears they would be 'taken',
For a visit to the city it really is well worth the money, everything on your door step.
Nice little tea shop next door, Ate at the La Minerva restuarant opposite, do not go, overpriced food for €20, photos on tripadviser restuarants, was an awful place.
WiFi a bit hit and miss, but you could use the pc there, think about an hour for a couple of euros.
The staff were friendly the cleaners helpful the rooms spotless.
We didn't book a seperate bathroom as we thought it would be like bedsit land, having seen the layout it wouldn't bother me as the bathroom is just o/s the room.
Excellent location. Las ramblas 2 min walk, metro 5 min walk.
we arrived at night and thought it looked like a dingy back street, wrong...in the daytime looked so different.
I would say loaction wise more like a 4*
We paid at the end of our stay, security was excellent, during the evening you buzzed the door and security would let you in, the desk was manned at all times by security.
We left our cases in reception and had no fears they would be 'taken',
For a visit to the city it really is well worth the money, everything on your door step.
Nice little tea shop next door, Ate at the La Minerva restuarant opposite, do not go, overpriced food for €20, photos on tripadviser restuarants, was an awful place.
WiFi a bit hit and miss, but you could use the pc there, think about an hour for a couple of euros.
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Date of stay: May 2015
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We were here 3 nights at the end of october and here are the facts:
Location : city center
Reception : effective and friendly
Luggage store : free and very secure with voucher system
Room : very small ; interior room wiyh view on air shaft
Bathroom : extremely small
Cleanliness : 100% very clean
Bed : short
Furniture : old-fashioned
Airco : individual ; and silent position for the night
Breakfast : outside ; bakery next door
Coffee and tea : free in the room
Noice: a lot of noise from the other rooms ; very thin walls
Neighbouhood : quiet and ok
Location : city center
Reception : effective and friendly
Luggage store : free and very secure with voucher system
Room : very small ; interior room wiyh view on air shaft
Bathroom : extremely small
Cleanliness : 100% very clean
Bed : short
Furniture : old-fashioned
Airco : individual ; and silent position for the night
Breakfast : outside ; bakery next door
Coffee and tea : free in the room
Noice: a lot of noise from the other rooms ; very thin walls
Neighbouhood : quiet and ok
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Date of stay: November 2014
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We were a group of seven twenty three year olds (female) and we wanted a hotel in a safe area close to the city centre. This hotel was both. The road in which it is situated is very safe, full of people all the time even at night. It is very central just a couple of minutes away from piazza catalunya and about 25 mins walk from Maremagnum. The staff were very friendly. We arrived at the hotel at 6:00 AM and even though check-in was supposed to be in the afternoon, the rooms were already ready. The only thing I suggest is not to take taxis by asking the hotel to phone as they are more expensive then walking 1 minute to the taxi stand and taking a taxi from there. Moreover, the only complaint is that sounds can be heard from one room to another. Air condition is very effective aswell.
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Date of stay: July 2013
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Hotel Aneto is very close to Rambla and very easy to get too. For being in such a busy area, it's very quiet. The staff are friendly, and even though the rooms seem small, the price is great.
Whenever you leave, you don't take your key with you, but you leave it with the front desk which was new for me (maybe protecting against pickpickets?). The room was clean, and they had these little vending machines that served drinks including lemon tea which I liked.
This place is a great value, and I would gladly stay there again.
Whenever you leave, you don't take your key with you, but you leave it with the front desk which was new for me (maybe protecting against pickpickets?). The room was clean, and they had these little vending machines that served drinks including lemon tea which I liked.
This place is a great value, and I would gladly stay there again.
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Date of stay: June 2012
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My boyfriend and I planned a 2 week, tour of Europe, staying in Barcelona, Rome and Prague. Hotel Aneto was our first hotel, and it was perfect for our situation. We wanted something cheap, safe and close to all of the tourist destinations. Hotel Aneto is certainly a no-frills hotel, and the rooms were incredibly small, but for the price, I don't think you could beat it.
Pros
-Location: Extremely convenient location to Las Ramblas. Within 2-3 minutes, you are right on the main drag.
-Price: Very inexpensive as it cost us $65 Euro a night.
-English Speaking: All of the hotel clerks were friendly and able to speak English and help us navigate the city.
-Free Wifi: This was a great perk that we did not anticipate.
Cons
-Amenities: Like I mentioned, this is an extremely small hotel. We took the (somewhat sketchy) elevator to our room on the 5th floor. You enter the room, which is composed entirely of your bed. The attached bathroom is a decent size (for Europe), and there was a hairdryer. However, no breakfast was provided (unusual in Europe) and no additional frills (toiletries, etc.).
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All in all, we wanted to save money on our accommodations, and I think Hotel Aneto was a great way to go. It was clean, cheap and very close to where we wanted to be. We were able to take the Aerobus from the airport, which costs $5,75 Euros and drops you off in Placa Catalunya. Walk south on Las Ramblas for about 5 minutes, and turn right by the church on Carme and Hotel Aneto is about 4-5 minutes up on the right hand side. It’s a very nondescript building. They will ask you for your passport (common across Europe) and also ask you to turn in your key when you leave. There is always someone at the front desk to give it back to you when you return. As first time visitors to Barcelona, we loved the location, but in the future may stay somewhere a little less touristy (Las Ramblas). However, for what we needed, we found this to be a great value!
I am rating it three stars because it is by no means a fancy hotel, and I don't want to give that impression. However, it was perfect for what we needed, and I highly recommend it for those interested in a cheap but safe hotel.
Pros
-Location: Extremely convenient location to Las Ramblas. Within 2-3 minutes, you are right on the main drag.
-Price: Very inexpensive as it cost us $65 Euro a night.
-English Speaking: All of the hotel clerks were friendly and able to speak English and help us navigate the city.
-Free Wifi: This was a great perk that we did not anticipate.
Cons
-Amenities: Like I mentioned, this is an extremely small hotel. We took the (somewhat sketchy) elevator to our room on the 5th floor. You enter the room, which is composed entirely of your bed. The attached bathroom is a decent size (for Europe), and there was a hairdryer. However, no breakfast was provided (unusual in Europe) and no additional frills (toiletries, etc.).
Tips
All in all, we wanted to save money on our accommodations, and I think Hotel Aneto was a great way to go. It was clean, cheap and very close to where we wanted to be. We were able to take the Aerobus from the airport, which costs $5,75 Euros and drops you off in Placa Catalunya. Walk south on Las Ramblas for about 5 minutes, and turn right by the church on Carme and Hotel Aneto is about 4-5 minutes up on the right hand side. It’s a very nondescript building. They will ask you for your passport (common across Europe) and also ask you to turn in your key when you leave. There is always someone at the front desk to give it back to you when you return. As first time visitors to Barcelona, we loved the location, but in the future may stay somewhere a little less touristy (Las Ramblas). However, for what we needed, we found this to be a great value!
I am rating it three stars because it is by no means a fancy hotel, and I don't want to give that impression. However, it was perfect for what we needed, and I highly recommend it for those interested in a cheap but safe hotel.
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Date of stay: March 2013
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If you plan to explore Barcelona, this hotel is perfectly situated. Metres from Las Ramblas, quiet location, everything you want to see or do within walking (or tube distance). Its cheap, breakfast was included I think. Hotel is split across a few floors, and part of the building is residential. No problems with noise, was a slightly small room but we were only there to sleep for a few hours - as with any city break.
Would definitely recommend this hotel, and Barcelona itself for a break away.
Would definitely recommend this hotel, and Barcelona itself for a break away.
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Date of stay: May 2011
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I would recommend this hotel for a short stay in barcelona. The price is ok and the rooms are ok too. The staff is nice and helpful. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Yet we can hear everything of what is happening in the adjacent rooms.
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Date of stay: April 2012
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My daughter booked a room for 4 days and it was secured with a credit card. After a series of disasters with eurorail she turned up a day late, understandably the room had been let out to someone else, HOWEVER, Manuel on reception told her that he had no rooms available for her and she wouldn't get anywhere else to stay as it was so late at night, he was deliberately rude, nasty and unhelpful. She found somewhere else to stay without the awful Manuel's help and asked if she could get a taxi. Manuel would not call her a taxi and told her to find one on the street. This is after they've charged her for a room and also let it out to someone else. My daughter is a teenager, who has never travelled overseas before, was in a strange country and didn't speak the language. Manuel's unnecessarily rude and arrogant behaviour made a bad situation a disaster. I rang the hotel to tell them i was unimpressed with the staff, they informed me they didn't have a manager( no wonder it's so badly run!!) and i was not able to speak to Manuel to voice my concerns, I did speak to Carlos however who told me it wasn't his problem and chuckled when i told him that my daughter had been frightened, in tears and unsure of where to go. If you are the guardian or carer of anyone vulnerable make sure you do not book them into this hotel, as the staff treat young girls with distaste and malice.
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Date of stay: August 2010
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Hotel Aneto is a small hotel placed in a side street in the heart of the Ramblas. Supermarkets can be found in the same street where one can buy anything for cheap. It is a Very clean hotel – the cleanest I have ever been to. A coffee machine is available everyday until 11.00am and a croissant is offered as well (self service Breakfast). If you are looking for a quite place to stay, Hotel Aneto is not the place for you as anything could be heard through the walls of the rooms. I would definitely go to the same hotel if I had to go to Barcelona again.
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Date of stay: June 2009
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Sí, todas las habitaciones tienen baños privados.
Si tienen. Saludos
Yes there is luggage room and it's safe. I have 3am flight and I left it there. It was fine
Yes, the room I rented also had a bathroom inside the bedroom. It was small but everything was very clean.
PRICE RANGE
C$135 - C$198 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
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LOCATION
SpainCataloniaProvince of BarcelonaBarcelonaCiutat Vella (Old Town) / El Raval
NUMBER OF ROOMS
27
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