At Barcelona’s heart, surrounding the city’s incredible cathedral is its Barri Gòtic, or Gothic Quarter, the old, medieval town with its narrow cobbled streets between tall buildings. It’s not all Gothic though. Here you’ll find remnants of Barcelona’s Roman wall, and many of the landmark ‘Gothic’ buildings actually date from the 19th and 20th centuries, which is probably a good thing when you consider that some of them have been converted into some of the best hotels in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, and they’re probably more comfortable for it. Along with the location: central, just off Las Ramblas, our Gurus favour this part of town because of the choice of bars, cafes and restaurants, and the way its labyrinthine layout leads you on to new discoveries all the time, even if you think you know it well. Plus Picasso and Miró both lived and worked here. And our recommendations for 11 of the best hotels in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter are some of our favourite places to stay in Barcelona.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
12th Century palace meets 21st Century comfort. Located in the Gothic district this boutique hotel enjoys a central spot. Contemporary style and romance is combined through the use of crushed velvets, bright silks and rustic furniture. Complete with a fashionable restaurant and bar with a terrace.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
Polished and chic, this townhouse with rooftop terrace and views to the port of Barcelona. Contemporary rooms decorated in wood, stone, and natural colours offer a great place to rest your head. Enjoy Catalan dishes at the lively rooftop restaurant. Relax at the pool or head to the nearby harbour.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
Whitewashed walls, and white everything else, exude minimalist simplicity at this hotel. Set in the heart of the Gothic quarter it provides a peaceful no-frills refuge from the hustle and bustle outside. A functional and convenient base for city exploring.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
Forward-thinking modern design in a historic defence tower in Barcelona's Gothic quarter. Pristine rooms and suites have exposed stone walls, glass partitions, stand-alone bathtubs and splashes of modern art. Complete with a stunning rooftop bar & tapas restaurant - city living in modernist luxury.
Barcelona (Ciutat Vella)
Five Star hotel in an elegant historic building with sleek contemporary interiors. Light-filled rooms and suites have wood floors, modern gadgetry and stand-alone tubs. The rooftop terrace pool and bar with stunning views is a real lure. While the Michelin-starred restaurant completes the picture.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
A fabulously romantic hotel that oozes historic charm and boasts wonderful views from stepped terraces. A neoclassical building home to beautiful rooms and suites with parquet floors, four poster beds, and private terraces (the best have plunge pools). Centrally positioned and very luxurious.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
The Serras is a fantastic five-star hotel overlooking Barcelona's marina, in the Gothic quarter. Awash with contemporary style and chicness, the hotel's building has the distinction of being where Picasso began his art career. Complete with a superb Catalan restaurant, this is an indulgent stay.
Barcelona (Ciutat Vella)
This modern hotel with cutting edge futuristic design and large windows, flooded with natural light, is ideal for young professionals on a weekend getaway. It has two chic bars and a stunning poolside terrace overlooking the city, and is just a short walk from the cathedral and historic centre.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
An elegant hotel set in the iconic Gothic Quarter, minutes from the cathedral and bustling Plaza de Catalunya. Chic rooms are light and airy with floor-to-ceiling windows, pale wooden floors, and modern art. With a Mediterranean restaurant and a rooftop pool - this hotel has it all.
Barcelona (Gothic Quarter)
Tucked down a tiny, dead-end street in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, this small hotel is ideal for those seeking a discrete haven, with its tasteful club-like interiors and rooftop pool with stunning views. A main attraction is its restaurant run by local legend, the chef Albert Ventura.
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