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

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

Building is classic, rooms are sleek and contemporary.

Location is both quaint and convenient, on a pedestrian-only street in the middle of the old city.

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

Close to Camp Nou as well as public transport for easy access to the city centre.

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

Less than a 10-minute walk to both the beach and the metro station. That's what we call a 'win-win'.

Right next to the shopping and dining action on Paseo de Gracia, as well as the Diagonal subway stop.

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

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

An easy jaunt to the Plaza Sant Jaume, and all the shops, bars and restos in the lively El Born ‘hood.

With the metro, bus station & railway so close, this gem is a solid spot to drop an anchor (if only for a night).

Pack your bathing suit, they've got a pool.

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

In the big beating heart of Barcelona, where all of the cosmopolitan action is.

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

Stylish atmosphere rocks trendy design, a cosy onsite bar and a rotating photography collection by local artists.

Spot-on location between the Portal de l’Angel and Via Laietana shopping streets, minutes from Las Ramblas.

Stay like a king (or at least a duke), right in front of the Old Port.

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

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

Drops ya in the pedestrian-friendly historic centre, smack dab in between La Rambla & the waterfront.

Marble baths, modern décor, wood accents. Classy.

Steps from the Sants Station (hence the name). Hurry over – a welcoming committee (in the form of local food basket goodies) awaits.

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

Lounge-worthy rooftop pool with killer panoramic views is the perfect spot to spend your siesta.

Right off the famous Avenida Diagonal, just a few paces from the waters of Mar Bella beach.

Set in the chic former medieval village that is now the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district.

Just outside the theatre district, overlooking Plaça de la Bella Dorita and the iconic El Molino Theater.

Ideal setting where the Gothic Quarter and El Raval ‘hoods converge – walkable to tonnns of the biggies, plus local cafés and bars.