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Hostal Boutique Khronos, hotel in Barcelona

1. Hostal Boutique Khronos

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747 reviews

#1 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Enjoyed the simple but cheap breakfast that could be consumed at anytime."

"Hostal Boutique Khronos was excellent. We were a party of 6 and booked 2 rooms. Both rooms were perfect with the bed for the third person a bit separated from the main bed. There is hot and cold water, coffee, tea..."

2. Hostal Goya

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552 reviews

#2 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Recommend for an affordable stay in the center of Barcelona."

"Neither super cheap, nor obscenely expensive, it represents an affordable option to stay in the center of Barcelona."

Breakfast included

3. Hostal Fernando

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899 reviews

#3 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Not much to say here, quick stop on a budget, not much to remember bios or bad just the place to make a stop and go."

"You get a 10% discount at the adjoined restaurant but I didn't eat there myself."

Ramblas Hotel Barcelona, hotel in Barcelona

Breakfast included

4. Ramblas Hotel Barcelona

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1,109 reviews

#4 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"... coffee lots of bread rolls and meats but no hold food location was perfect at the lower end on Las Ramblas perfect for the port and the main square its a budget hotel but not to be overlooked will stay here again"

"Overall, the hotel is good, but we were upset when upon arrival the receptionist informed us that we had booked an interior room and that she knew we would want to upgrade! There was no indication on the Hotel..."

5. Hostal Centric

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398 reviews

#5 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Just returned from 3 night stay at Hostal Centric. Very smart accommodation, quality furniture, bed and shower room. Quiet location. Very friendly staff on reception from whom we got a kettle (5 Euro refundable..."

"Enjoyed my room! Got a room with four beds for myself and group of friends, and it ended up working very well. Beds were comfortable and clean, and the desk service was friendly and gave good recommendations for..."

6. Hostal Colkida

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459 reviews

#6 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Being a hostel, I believe the Colkida deliver what it advertises for. Simple acomodations, but super well located. Service is also very good, employee are very polite and always ready to help. I personnally..."

7. Zoo Rooms

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162 reviews

#7 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Would definitely recommend staying here, especially if you're on a budget but still want a hotel-like experience."

"We had a room with access straight on to a courtyard. There is a well-equipped but small kitchen for everyone to use with tea and coffee and breakfast cereals. There are small shops nearby to get other provisions..."

8. Coronado Hotel

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378 reviews

#8 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"I booked an overnight at this hotel as I was going on a cruise the following day. The hotel is dated but very clean. The receptionist was friendly and very helpful and always had a smile on her face. The room was..."

9. Barna House Hotel

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209 reviews

#9 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"We stayed 3 nights from 3-6 december in room 5. Room is normal not good not bad. Lovely people working. But the only thing we forgot an ear ring in the room and the next day it was gone. So don’t forget anything..."

Hostalin Barcelona Gran Via, hotel in Barcelona

10. Hostalin Barcelona Gran Via

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224 reviews

#10 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Great hotel in a residential building, more like a pension but with private bathrooms. I had a double room with a balcony I could sit out on to the street at the front. My room was clean and tidy with a well..."

11. Barcelona Rooms

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288 reviews

#11 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"This place has everything going for it. It was well located from the metro, bus and airport shuttle, clean and easy. The facilities were in need of some updating and the rooms need air-conditioning. We had to sleep..."

"So reading reviews prior to my arrival I was concerned that I had been too hasty in booking this place. You know the old saying about "being too good to be true"? Anyway, I can assure you for the price and the..."

12. Hostal Mayerling Centro

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12 reviews

#12 Best Value of 12 Cheap Barcelona Bed and Breakfast

"Booked for 3 nights but due to missed connecting flight was only able to stay for 2 nights Location: 5-Metro station a few meters away. Good to eat around the area. Service: We reported the a/c to be not..."

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