Don’t be fooled by the classic exterior. There's a Tootsie-Pop-like surprise inside. Make the trendy Lounge your 1st stop.

In a city bursting with culture, you'll be right by one of the biggest (and most Barcelona-est) attractions – the Sagrada Familia.

Rooftop terrace for scanning the city scene & nearby metro for getting up close and personal with it.

In a classic vintage building steps from (yes that) Casa Milà. Plus a rooftop pool for when you’re all Gaudí’d out.

Nobody leaves here hungry. Enjoy poolside tacos and margaritas up on the roof at Tope, or tuck into Detroit-style pizza at Four Corners, a terrace, all-day restaurant and slice shop.

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

Ideal spot near the (nope, stillllll not finished) Sagrada Familia and steps from Les Glories shopping centre.

Airy, modern, minimalist vibe in the historic centre.

Quiet locale situated just a 10-min walk from the train station for access into the centre.

Hangry? Find food options that hit the spot, right in-house.

Within walking distance of public transportation for easy access to all the must-see sights.

An easy 15-min jaunt to Gaudí’s super-famous (yet still unfinished) Sagrada Familia. A must-tour.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Tucked on the outskirts of the city but walking distance from public transportation for easily reaching central Barcelona.

Excellently located between the Diagonal and Verdaguer Metro stops at the edge of the Eixample.

Set along one of the most exclusive streets in the city, Passeig de Gracia, it speaks to international elegance.

Building is classic, rooms are sleek and contemporary.

Sleek Scandinavian-inspired digs between Diagonal Ave and the shopping street Rambla de Catalunya.

Next to the lively Francesc Macià square, and named in honour of Mae West, the saucy 1930s actress known for her irony.

Located along the modernist route, with brag-worthy next door neighbor, Gaudí’s Paseo de Gracia. Point, ogle and Instagram accordingly.

Ideal spot steps from Catalunya Square, near the boutiques, famous Ramblas, Gothic Quarter and Gaudí geniusness.

19th-century palace still boasts the original façade, floor and central staircase.

An easy 5-min stroll from the Passeig de Gracia train station – steps from the lovely Plaça de Catalunya.

Striking, ornate lobby is designed to impress – and does.

Goodbye carpet and tacky wallpaper; hello hardwood and hip design.

Built in 1899, this historical building preserves its original features without skimping on mod cons like free WiFi.

Unique space: a converted 70s-era office building, now with a solarium and infinity pool. If only all cubicles had that.

Modernist building in a central spot just off that famous Ramblas.

Put on at least semi-sensible shoes – lots to see nearby. Park de la Ciudadela, Triumph Arch, Gothic Barrio and Plaza Cataluña await.