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Hotel Casa Camper

4.6 (34 reviews)
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Miriam W.

Casa Camper has thought of almost everything. Each room is actually two rooms. One's a bedroom, and the other just across the hall is more of a lounge-like area. I slept in the bedroom and used the other room as an office. For me, it was actually super convenient to be able to have that separation. There's a 24-hour self-service food area where you can get tea, coffee, soup, fruit, salad, bread and other goodies. This is especially helpful if you need a snack between meetings (or at a random hour of the night due to jet lag.) There are also trays available so you can take your food up to your room. The staff is more than happy to help you chart out a course. When I explained some of the sites I wanted to see, and that I wanted to get there on foot, one staff member showed me on the lobby's large map and was careful to point out where I should avoid going at night and alone. Little details like the Camper rubber slippers and the Shaker-inspired aluminum peg rail in the room make the place feel homey and well designed. A lot of the hotels I stay in for work aren't ones I'd necessarily take a loved one to, but Casa Camper's a place that's perfect for both business and pleasure. It's centrally situated to many of the great neighbourhoods of the city: Barri Gotic, El Born, L'Eixample and from here you'll be in the middle of it all. I feel obliged to warn other visitors that every single time I mentioned that I was shacking up in El Raval, the Barcelonés I was with warned me about the potential for pick pocketing. To combat this possibility I left most valuables in my room's safe and ventured out wearing a cross body purse (which I happen to think is a pretty good idea in any major city.) I felt perfectly safe in the neighbourhood but it is worth noting that some parts of it can be considered rough. Still, there's plenty of activity almost all the time around here and Casa Camper is situated just near the Museu de Arte Contemporani de Barcelona (Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art). The wifi is a little spotty but I'm used to that in Europe. For me, this Barcelona hotel's right up there with some of my other favourites around the world: Hollmann Beletage, Vienna; The ACE, New York; The Drake, Toronto; The Hoxton, London; The Soho House, Berlin; The Louis, Munich; CitizenM, Amsterdam. If you can't get into the Casa Camper, I recommend the Room Mate Emma in nearby L'Eixample.

Tim L.

This boutique hotel is fantastic! The location is perfect for exploring the sites around Barcelona. The rooms are fine for 2 people and each room has a separate sitting area complete with a tv and hammock across the hall. I've never seen anything like it. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. The complimentary breakfast good. They'll even make you omelettes, bacon and pancakes if you request it. We spent a couple of late afternoons on the roof enjoying a bottle of cava. We brought our own but there is also a "bar of honesty" where you select your beverage of choice and note down your room number. The only challenge we had was getting to the hotel as we had driven in from outside the city. We were able to find underground parking less than 1/4 mile away, but parking is not cheap. Next time we'll ditch the car and take public transit in.

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Mark H.

What a great hotel. Central location, a unique design, and comfortable. I visited Barcelona with friends from Asia. We wanted to stay in the Raval area and wanted something 'different.' I'd read about Casa Camper and had a few pairs of their (excellent) shoes - so we decided to spend a couple of nights at the hotel. It's a very modern smaller hotel. The design is contemporary. My king room had a bathroom with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to a wall planted with ivy. So much more interesting than most bathrooms (you could use the black-out curtains to limit the light coming into the room). The bed was comfortable and the room filled with unusual items. Although the hotel does not have an in-house restaurant or bar (no need in that part of Barcelona as you can walk a few steps away for either), next door to Casa Camper is the excellent Dos Pallilos, run by a former chef at elBulli. It's a mashup of Spanish and Asian cuisine. There is a self-serve food 'room' at Casa Camper where you can grab a snack or drink - as well as breakfast in the morning. A very cool, casual idea - and all of the food is gratis. Definitely enjoyed my stay at Casa Camper in Barcelona - and will have to try their other location in the Mitte section of Berlin. Recommended.

Khloe K.

Great location and friendly staff. Loved the terrace and endless snacks. Can't wait to come back with my family.

Frederic C.

Excellent, fun, quirky hotel. I loved the facg that the bedrooms are separated into a sleep area and a work/relax area. I will be back!

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Barceló Raval

(70 reviews)

€€

El Raval

Great views. Great drinks. Memorable last night in Barcelona…read more 360 views and chill music made for a special evening.

TLDR: Come for the rooftop views of Barcelona, not so much for the stay…read more While Barceló Raval's rooftop offers one of the best panoramic views of Barcelona, the hotel itself is giving knockoff of the W. They try to give off that sexy, mysterious vibe, but as soon as you step into the room, the green ceiling, cheap fixtures and damask wallpaper give it away. The hotel is reasonably "affordable" for its location (near the Gothic Quarter and La Barceloneta), but definitely in a sketchy area. I highly advise walking outside the hotel at night, as you'll find the rough crowds your parents warned you about. The nearest metro station is about a 10-minute walk, and to get there, you have to cut through some of the sketchiest alleys. I booked through Expedia and was upgraded to a room with a view, a bottle of mini wine & an extra bottle of water. My amenities weren't so great from the moment I opened the door. Since my room was pretty high up, the room was stifling & those views were blocked by a stainless steel mesh. FYI: your room requires a key card at all times if you're trying to use electricity, which includes air conditioning. The shower initially felt luxurious--spacious with a giant waterfall head and solid water pressure--followed by lush bath towels, but that impression faded once I noticed the pockets of mold and grime in the corners. Sleeping was also a challenge since walls are thin and anytime the guests next to me entered their room, it sounded like someone was entering mine, which kept me paranoid and on high alert. Rooftop: the rooftop not only offers panoramic views of Barcelona, but also has a bar and pool, though hard to even suggest the pool is an amenity since it's more so for aesthetic than functionality. On the roof, it's not an open floor plan, so you'll have to walk around the building to get a full 360 view. For those who are height deficient such as myself: prepare for obstructed views because of the high railings (great for safety, but not so much for those under 5'3).

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H10 Madison

(40 reviews)

Barri Gòtic

If you're looking for a solid hotel base in Barcelona, H10 Madison checks a lot of the right boxes…read more The location is a real plus, well situated so you can easily get around the city without much hassle. From the moment you arrive the little touches make a difference. The complimentary cava, still and sparkling water available at the entrance throughout the day is a lovely welcome that sets a nice tone. The staff was friendly and made the stay feel easy and comfortable. The rooftop is a highlight, a pool with really nice views over the city. Whether you're unwinding after a long day of exploring or just soaking in the Barcelona sunshine, it's a great spot to have access to.

Rooms and accommodations are greatly appreciated for the tired traveler at the H10 Madison…read moreBarcelona. From the moment you walk in being greeted with complimentary juices or champagne, to the European style breakfast in the morning with fresh squeezed juices, pastries, cappuccino bar, and to all the typical American items. The rooftop pool and restaurant are also nice luxury to have to get a break from the busy city activities with casual dining and ample menu items. My room was beautiful with a large king size bed and with enough white pillows to fight for hours. In addition, went above and beyond to get us a medical appointment when we had no contacts in our area. And....if all that was not enough, located just down the street from the Cathedral of Barcelona which should be on your sight seeing list.

Pulitzer Barcelona - Signature Balcony room

Pulitzer Barcelona

(49 reviews)

€€

L'Eixample

Stayed here for four nights on a recent trip to Barcelona and it was truly excellent. It's a…read moreboutique hotel tucked into a side street of Plaça de Catalunya. The location is truly unbeatable - just a block away from Plaça de Catalunya, a couple of blocks from a major metro stop and several main bus lines, a few blocks from great shopping and with good casual food scattered throughout. It's a great central spot for sightseeing where you're primarily relying on public transit, but also quiet and safe if traveling solo. I booked a signature room through my travel agent, and was delighted that they allowed me to check in a couple of hours early AND upgraded me to a signature balcony room. The hotel is very cute snd colorful, with modern design. The room was clean and pretty spacious, and the balcony was such a nice touch! I liked opening the windows every afternoon and sitting on the chaise and reading. There are refillable water stations on each floor by the elevator, which was a small but big perk to me. Awesome water pressure and temperature, kind, attentive service by staff, and incredible rooftop bar made this a fun place to kick off my stay in Spain. Small gripes: As a short person was the bathroom tub was a bit tall for me to climb into and out of. There was not a true fridge/freezer in the room; the staff was kind enough to store something in their freezer for me but it felt too out of my way to ask them to do it too often for me. The lobby bar drinks were fine but nothing to write home about. Overall though this is such a great hotel and I'd absolutely stay here again. It feels luxe but had very reasonable rates, even right after Easter which is peak tourism. The rooftop bar is very much worth a visit, beautiful views of the city and a fun, lively vibe. I cannot recommend this hotel more!

Experienced Pulitzer Barcelona briefly for the gym. When staying at Hotel Regina, you have to go…read morenext door to Pulitzer Barcelona for the gym. Pretty solid gym. From resistance perspective, includes dumbbells, open rack, and a cable machine. Water machine with disposable cups. Solid lineup for all the essentials and enough weight for a great workout. Very aesthetic gym vibe.

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Vividora

(15 reviews)

Barri Gòtic

We really enjoyed our stay at the Kimpton Vividora in Barcelona, Spain. This is a must stay hotel…read moreif you want a boutique hotel experience. Not only was the hotel staff welcoming but the accommodations were clean and up to date while also being centrally located in the Gothic Quarter. We inquired about a private tour guide and we were pleased with the easy to understand process as well as the fact that the guide was flexible with her availability to suit our needs. We initially requested an early morning appointment but our hotel contact explained that some places didn't open for complimentary access until 10am. That was a great tip cause we were able to view many behind the scenes locations with the private guide. The rooftop bar has an amazing view and both meals and drinks are available for order. Call in advance to reserve your preferred table, easy reservation process especially for hotel guests.

Stayed for 3 nights. Ideally located in Gothic area so very central to everything. Most place we…read moreneeded to go were within a 20 min walk. Slightly inconvenient for taxis. Since it's in the narrow alleys of Gothic, arriving at the front door via taxi is difficult, especially if the streets are very crowded. However, it's pretty easy to walk to from the main street if you're OK with walking about five minutes. When we left for the airport, we were able to coordinate a taxi pick up with the front desk. Fortunately, it was also a sunday, so the streets were very empty. It took about 15 minutes for the taxi to arrive, but it was easy to get out of the narrow streets. The hotel itself is nice. Check-in is on the mezzanine level. Our room wasn't ready, but they were able to store our bags. We grabbed lunch at the rooftop restaurant and the food was objectively decent. The main draw of the rooftop restaurant is the incredible view where you can see all of Barcelona and the towering cathedrals. Service was friendly. On a different day, we tried there spritz hour, which seemed to be marketed as two spritzes for €12. However, we each got charged €12 which I think was the price on the menu anyway so I don't know what happened there. The hotel room was cozy. Bed was very comfortable. The layout was a bit odd if you imagine that the room is a U-shape, the bed is the bottom of the U, which makes sense. However the bathroom was split up with the toilet on the right side and the sink and shower on the left side so after you use the bathroom, you would have to walk to the other side of the hotel room to wash your hands. It's not like the room is big, but it's just kind of odd for layout, especially if like luggage is dispersed across the room and you have to walk through all that.

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The Serras

(22 reviews)

€€€€

Barri Gòtic

Serras in Barcelona, Spain. Awesome location along the coast. Very close to the major shopping…read moredistricts. Excellent service from arrival to departure. The staff take great pride in their service and their hotel. We felt welcome and valued from the moment we arrived. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Awesomely decorated and very functional.

We recently stayed at The Serras for seven wonderful days. The hotel is superb, in both layout and…read morecomfort. From the moment we arrived and until we departed, we were treated graciously by every member of the staff. The staff at the front were all terrific, especially Santiago who somehow remembered so many things about us. I wish I remembered everyone's names so I could call them out individually, but every single one was just great! Our room was very comfortable and we felt at home during our stay. Our room faced towards the water and we enjoyed the views whenever we were there. We were celebrating our first wedding anniversary and were given a nice treat and note welcoming and congratulating us. So thoughful! We took advantage of the breakfast every morning, which had a nice selection of cooked entrees and buffet items. Sandra was wonderful and she not only had us starting the day with a tasty breakfast, but also put smiles on our faces every day we saw her. We are so glad were we able to see her on our last day to say our "so longs." Last, the location of the Serras was perfect for us. With a week to explore Barcelona, we felt it was the perfect location for us to start each adventure! I can't recommend The Serras enough to anyone looking for a special stay and experience in Barcelona. Our next trip to Barcelona will definitely see us staying at The Serras.

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