Lovely hotel for its location just off Las Ramblas, close to beach marina and metro, you are right in the thick of the all the action, best place to eat was just round the corner at “Homuus & Co” and in the opposite direction best ice creams at “Sweet Gaufre” and la Bouqueria are me of europes best food markets on your doorstep, getting back to the hotel, they serve an ample offering by way of continental breakfast, plus scrambled eggs, Spanish sausage and Spanish bacon - no beans!! Rooms and hotel is spotlessly clean and staff are polite, helpful and courteous. Please don’t be put off by reviews that scaremonger about it being in a dodgy area, yes there are homeless/alcoholics/druggies/mental health, but isn’t there wherever you go these days, just have your wits about you, always plenty of police around which is more thank I can say about UK, book and enjoy everything Barcelona has to offer

Stayed here B&B basis for 3 nights with my cousin early June. From the airport take the airport bus, cost €7.50 per person. Stops right in the centre of Playa de Catalunya. About 2 minute towards Las Rambla. Once on the Rambla
it’s about a 10/12 min straight walk to the hotel, you will pass the Carrefour Supermarket, further down the famous Boqueria Market, keep walking straight down, look for street called Carrer de lHospital (Hospital street). Turn right
into the street, walking straight down, you will come to the Square, hotel in front.

Room on 4th floor overlooking the square. Beds comfortable, air condition worked well. Toiletries and hair dryer supplied. Breakfast okay, hot & cold food, selection of juices, tea and coffee. Room cleaned well.

Like all other reviews printed the Square is full homeless people & drunks. There are cafes and take away joints around.
3 nights cost €674. This is my 4th visit to this hotel from the many times I’ve visited Barcelona over the past years, when the hotel had a slightly different name.

Cleaning ladies very polite, young lady in the breakfast room polite and friendly, female in reception, unfriendly, found it hard to get a smile. First face of contact, need to work on this!

There is a new hotel called Ramblas Hotel just before the San Augusti, will probably try this next time.

The hotel is located in one of the roughest areas in Barcelona according to the locals. Apparently the area is full of thieves and pocket peekers.
Apart from 2 glasses, our room had no other equipment eg kettle, coffee maker or else.
Given the high price, there are plenty of other decent hotels in better areas of Barcelona.

On the other hand, the hotel is clean and is renovated in a beautiful style.

There are lots of other hotels with the same price in the nicer part of Barcelona.