Sixties Ramblas

Cons 1. The actual room looks very different from the photos. 2. When you turn on the water in the bathroom, it smells like fart. 3. The shower booth in the bathroom is too small, and when you turn on the hot water, the faucet gets too hot, posing a burn risk (synergy effect). 4. The shower booth water flows out, and the bathroom floor is not sloped, so the water flows out of the bathroom. 5. The sound of the water is so loud that you can't talk in the bathroom. Pros 1. The chandelier and mojito are delicious. Cons : 1. The actual room looks very different from the photos. 2. When turning on the water in the bathroom, an unpleasant sewage smell comes out. 3. The shower booth is too small, and when using hot water, the faucet gets extremely hot, posing a burn risk (a synergy effect). 4. Water leaks from the shower booth, and due to poor floor drainage in the bathroom, the water flows outside the bathroom. 5. The sound of running water is extremely loud, making it impossible to have a conversation in the bathroom. Pros: 1. The sangria and mojito taste great. I booked a place that was ranked in the top 5 by review ratings, but I wonder if Trip.com did a weird job of sorting the places, or if everyone else liked it but we didn't, but this is a hotel I don't want to come back to... no, a motel..

Very stylish hotel, but the area is dangerous in the evening and there is constant shouting in the street.

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The hotel itself is an acceptable commercial hotel with 24-hour English service at the front desk. The room is quite big with a balcony. But the sound insulation is not good, the sound outside is very clear, and I was woken up at night. But it seems that Spanish hotels are similar. Hotel breakfast is very good. It costs 11 euros extra, which is actually very cost-effective compared to the restaurants outside. There are quite a variety of food and fruits. Coffee is made on site. Downstairs itself is a coffee bar. The location of the hotel is superb! Although it is in the old town, it is only one minute away from the subway station and just around the corner. The subway station is right next to the Columbus Monument. So it takes only 5 minutes to walk to the pier. You can walk to the whole old town. There are many, many ancient churches and museums here, you can visit them for a day or two. There are many small shops in the old town which are also very interesting. There is also the Boqueria Market nearby, where you can eat delicious food stalls. Although the old town is noisy, it is not as dangerous as imagined. I'm traveling alone, and the overall feeling is OK.