HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION
Palace Hotel Barcelona
A palatial hotel with Roman baths, a Mayan spa and Michelin star; you’d think it was the Ritz.
Hotel Acta Mimic
These days budget doesn’t have to mean style-less. Here it’s cheap and cheerful as opposed to high style but convenient and with some great common spaces.
El Palauet Living Barcelona
If you’re hankering after space, then one of these six 150 square meter suites, each with its own private terrace or sizeable balcony, might just fit the bill.
Axel Hotel Barcelona
After a major renovation, it’s a bigger, more adult and grown-up Axel, though it hasn’t lost any of the sexual tension and playfulness that made it such a hit with single gay travelers.
Disturb, please. New and improved.
The original gay boutique hotel, it has always been a far shout from your typical homo hostel and B&B, but we’re quite delighted that Axel has now had some work done. Major work. Like Demi Moore-major.
Mandarin Oriental Barcelona
Barcelona’s latest luxury addition stays true to its impeccable pedigree, and ups the ante with design luminary Patricia Urquiola at the helm.
Suites Avenue
Five star accommodation but lower rates for a superior location, more space and access to hotal services. Any more incentive required?
Praktik Rambla
Well-designed, set in the refurbished, modernist Casa Climent Arola building, and featuring a huge patio terrace for guest use, this is a gem at its price level.
Murmuri Residence
Attractive interiors, excellent amenities and a great location are all big pulls. But the sweetest feature may be the rates.
Barceló Raval Hotel
While some may find its pop-tastic retro-futuristic and lobby bar-restaurant, hip, cool and fun, others may find the location too daring and the extras a bit over the top.
Whotells
MUJI has taken the step forward from selling value-for-money interiors, to selling value-for-money holiday flats with this project.
Hotel Market
This is like a weathered drag queen. If you don’t look too closely, she can look real classy and, boy, can she give you a good time for little money.
W Barcelona
It’s the first W in Western Europe and, with all the signature W services as well as a couple of added standout elements, arguably the most stunning of them all.
Hotel Arts
The cruise passengers may keep the cool factor in check, but if you need a guaranteed, hiccup-free luxury stay and spectacular views to boot, then there’s no better place to stay.
Casa Fuster
Being next to both the Martin’s disco and Barcelona’s luxury shops, the location of this five star is prime whether you’re into bears or handbags.
Hotel Miramar
The grounds of this renovated historic building, dating back to the 1929 World Expo, are immaculate and let you enjoy a luxury retreat on the cheap.
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