stay

This hotel is one of the best-prepared for business travellers. It could be described as a classic urban hotel that just like all the hotels in the collection boasts a collection of art, in this case including lithographs by Miró, Guinovart, Tŕpies, Mariscal and Hernández Pizjuán, which give guests a good sampling of contemporary Catalan art.

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relax

The hotel has 116 totally renovated rooms, all with parquet flooring, individually-controlled air conditioning units, direct-line telephone, mini-bar, background music, a working area with free-of-charge broadband Internet access, TV with Canal Plus, satellite dish and pay-per-view channels, fax and modem hook-ups and safety deposit box. The hotel also furnishes a laundry service, room service and parking. Hotel guests may enjoy restaurant service in “The Times” café and in the cosy “Epsom” scotch bar and restaurant. They can also relax in the swimming pool at the Gran Derby, just 10 metres from the hotel.

location

The hotel is located in the middle of the shopping and business district, near Diagonal avenue and only five minutes from the trade fair grounds, the Sants train station and with direct access to the airport. Recently renovated, this classic Barcelona hotel is on a surprisingly quiet street, sheltered from the urban hustle-bustle.

attractions

Located on the upper part of Diagonal avenue and surrounded by other broad avenues, this is the ideal home base for going shopping in the prestigious shops in the city’s most fashionable shopping malls. The range of goods available is complemented by a succession of boutiques by the most prominent Spanish and international fashion designers. Just a short stroll away is the Pedralbes monastery and palace, which houses the ceramics and decorative arts museums. The Bus Turístic, ideal for guests wishing to see the entire city in a short time, has a stop right next to the hotel, and the historic city centre is just fifteen minutes away across the most iconic Barcelona landscape, the Eixample district.