This was the last hotel we stayed in during our Spain tour. And it was one of the best ones. It…read morehas a spacious lobby, which is beautifully decorated. Staff is helpful and speak english. Room was clean, big with a beautiful bathroom. The nerd in me was impressed by the computer panel which controls the elevator system. There are 4 elevators for use. On each floor outside the elevators is a touch screen computer panel in which you select where you need to go - floor number or restaurant name. The computer figures out the elevator which can take you to your destination fastest and displays the number on the screen. After the display is shown the elevator arrives within seconds. The floor number is pre-selected when you step in. You cannot select the floor from inside the elevator. This was a very efficient system and I wish all hotels adopt it. They also serve delicious breakfast and the spread is huge. Every single thing that I tried on the breakfast was of excellent quality. The servers even come to your table and ask you if they can bring you coffee or juice. The empty plates are immediately removed and the tables cleaned. L1 metro line starts from the 'Hospital de Bellvitge' stop which is opposite to Hotel Hesperia. That gives you the advantage of pick your seat on the metro journey. If you are taking the metro to/from the airport, you'll have to change from L1 to L9 at Torrassa station. Airport is about 10 minutes away by taxi, so you might not want to go the metro route. By metro, hotel is about 30 minutes to beach or La Rambla street and 1 hour to Parc Guell. So it's definitely not in the center where you can walk to the happening places.

This hotel is beautiful!! All of the employees have been absolutely helpful and seem to have a…read morededication to go out of their way for their clients. The room was spacious, with the biggest bathroom/closet area I've ever seen. The elevator control pad asks your destination and lets you know which car to use. The curtains are controlled with the push of a button. Everything feels and is luxurious. And as of the time of this review the price is incredibly good value. This hotel is located a quick walk (less than 5 minutes) to the Hotel Bellvitge metro stop.

My favorite hotel in the whole world! First of all, the design of the hotel is so unique! The first…read moretime I stayed here with my mom, we stayed in the elevator for 5 minutes going up and down just to enjoy it . I was so happy I got to stay here again in my recent trip to Spain. Unfortunately I was only there to literally sleep before going to the airport but even in that short period of time, the service was top notch. The front desk staff and bell man were treated me like a vip. Room amenities are like high end five start hotel. And one thing I remembered from my previous trip was their shower and this time they didn't disappoint. I just love their shower and the water pressure!! I can't wait to go back to this hotel again

Great hotel! Stayed…read moreat the Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel for a few days while in Barcelona. The property is beautiful and has some very unique architecture. I was amazed by the stairs - yes, the stairs. They are a mix of internal, but still outdoors. My room was a nice size for a European property. The bed was big and the sleep was comfortable. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was excellent. Loved my time here and will choose this property again during my next visit!

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).

Best 360 view of Barcelona located in el raval. Reasonably…read morepriced drinks with an amazing view! Dj available weekends to get the party started !

I stayed at the AC Sants Marriott for a couple of nights after a Mediterranean cruise. The room was…read morepretty standard for a business traveler hotel--clean and functional, but not much privacy if you're sharing the space. The toilet area has a frosted glass door, which isn't ideal for two people. And the light switch layout will drive you crazy. If you are looking for a light switch by the sink or toilet, nope...all by the main door. Strange. They offer breakfast and dinner, but it's very basic, nothing too special. It's convenient if you need a quick bite, but you might want to explore other options nearby. One big plus is the location. It's right next to the main train station, making metro travel super easy. I'd stay there again for a short stay, but probably not for an extended visit. Overall, it's convenient but fairly simple in terms of amenities.

3.5 stars. Overall most of the disappointment here was generally the quality of the rooms. The size…read morewas very small for 2 people in terms of the showering area and storage. There is no separate shower area so there is not much privacy. I also found that the wall had chipped paint particularly in the shower. Bed wise, they only have single beds in every room so if you want separate beds, you're out of luck. The closet storage was tiny for storing our stuff, making it a chore to pull things out of the closet. I've found that I like to take my clothes out that I need for the hotel stay and without dressers, it feels uncomfortable having to lay clothes out in the open on bookshelves. On the positive end, they have delicious croissants that they put out in the dining area and the breakfast is solid with the Spanish tortilla, cold cuts, packaged yogurt, pastries, and fruit. The staff were very nice and helpful and the hotel is conveniently located next to the Plaça de Sants and the Sants Estació stations. Overall an affordable option that's best for solo travelers.

On my last trip to Barcelona I stayed and this hotel and it was a pleasant experience…read more People at the lobby were very helpful. They resolved a few issues that I had with big smiles. I ate at the restaurant and the food was top notch I specially loved the limón Ice cream I ordered seconds. Their breakfast bar was very well stocked and their tortilla espańola was the best I tasted in Spain. The hotel is a bit rundown but the service is exceptional I would go back.

Location is in Les Corts neighborhood, walking distance to the 2026 Tennis Open Banc Sebadell ATP…read more500, which was nice right after checked in we went straight to walk to the Tennis stadium. Great area for Business stay, clean, simple & convenient. Room we got was upgraded w/ patio & mini living room & kitchenette area. There's NO Bellman, so if you have lots of bags, they'll just give you the luggage cart that barely fits in the elevator you might feel a little claustrophobic, lol. Just fyi, the tub shower stall is really narrow w/ half glass door cover wets the floors & the toilet seat.

Amazing hotel!! Check in was easy and the concierge was very friendly. The hotel has a beautiful…read moreterrace and a gym and sauna. Our room was great. Overall great stay!

Room has nice view of the city. The all glass shower and toilet is very nice and clean. Breakfast…read morebuffet is also great. They have 2 coffee machines. Place is walking distance to the mall.

Fantastic beautiful place to stay in Barcelona. Great location, lovely clean and spacious rooms,…read moreroof top pool, beautiful lobby, great staff. Highly recommend!

Stayed here at the end of a work trip for four days…read more The Good Great location within walking distance of anything and everything. Beautiful, well-appointed building, lobby sitting areas, restaurant, etc. Staff were friendly and very accommodating with bag storage, delivering bags to our room before we returned, restaurant recommendations and more. The rooftop is big with pool, bar and a number of seating areas for a 360 view of the city. Relaxing place to sit with a drink. Spa in basement is nice with all amenities. You have to reserve use and it's capped at 30 mins. Rooms are decent size allowing for suitcases and still moving around room. Bathroom is clean and has everything needed including heated towel rack and bidet. Although robes weren't included we found some at spa we used for the remainder of our trip. Lobby is very spacious and comfy, and there is live music in Thur-Sun. Great place to relax with a drink after exploring all day. Breakfast was extensive and a nice start to each day. Included made to order as well as plenty of ready made options for all palettes. The Not as Good We reserved both a superior and classic room but couldn't tell the difference for an additional 130 euros. The front desk said the superior had "more light." Potentially but not sure that was described as difference for what we paid. The rooms lack power outlets. Nothing by bedside. USB by desk but no USB-C or Int'l plugs. We had phones plugged in behind chairs, tea kettle sitting on floor, laptop in bathroom... The subway is underneath the hotel and even though we're on the 4th floor it was loud with lots of vibration. We had Do Not Disturb on for our entire trip but staff entered regardless and made up room. Not a big deal but surprised us and meant we had to put our belongings away every time we left not knowing who would enter when. Overall it was a pleasant stay and we would come back but many hotels we passed by looked like good options as well.

Great place to stay for a family of four. Great staff, very friendly and helpful. Would stay here…read moreagain.

Modern Ikea look alike budget hotel located in Sants neighborhood. About 15 minutes walk from…read moreBarcelona Sants train station /// 5 minutes walk from Plaça de Sants subway station (L5) or 5 minutes walk from Mercat Nou subway station (L1). I reserved through booking.com for 3 nights, paid 250€ / 372$CAD. Room was nice and convenient + a little outdoor terrace with view on Montjuïc. Staff was friendly and always helpful. Only bad point is that the walls are thins, not enough isolated and we could hear people next door. We didn't try their breakfast (7€), instead we went to the local bakery shop around the corner. You have supermarkets / convenience stores / restaurants / bars / cafés / laundrymat, all around the hotel. We booked a taxi the day of the check-out, the cab was waiting for us on time. Free wifi. 4/5 visited in October 2016