Onefam les Corts Reviews

Such a rude and racism hotel, I want to make a phone call with this hotel staff, then they hand out multiple times without any friendly response and extremely rude behavior. I don't know why this hotel have such confidence in ignoring it's customer's concerns. Pls ever do not make any reservation on this such extremely arrogant property. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

This is one of the best hostel option in Barcelona! Everything is good

Great little Hostel near the Catalunya Congress Center and we'll positioned for the Metro straight to the airport. Room and bed were clean. No issues whatsoever. The neighbourhood is pretty calm and safe to travel around at night. It also has a beautiful roof terrace which no doubt is filled with people during the summer months. Really enjoyed my short time here and would certainly be interested in returning for the summer months.

Not for Business travellers ...

Truly enjoyed my stay at Onefam Les Corts. The staff were very friendly, helpful and the stay is comfortable and pleasant. The rooms are rather spacious as compared to other dormitories. Also, the dormitory is well situated near the city center and it is relatively easy to go around.

We haven't been told that it would be a bunk bed. The room was really small. The hygiene practice was poor. Very expensive.

Comfortable bed with enough space and privacy. Cute terrace for drinks, friendly staff and clean overall. About 20-30 minutes from center, but good bus connection. Many options to eat nearby. Would recommend

Very nice service and environment 👍

Nice and clean

The facility was very clean and well stocked. Best of all, the dinner was free, which was very helpful. It was very delicious.

Transportation services are very good

I am writing this with deep disappointment and frustration after what happened during my most recent stay at Onefam Les Corts Hostel in Barcelona. I had stayed here before and genuinely enjoyed the friendly community, so I booked again in the summer of 2025 expecting a similar experience. Instead, it turned into one of the worst travel experiences of my life. On the night of July 20, I returned to my shared room and immediately noticed something was wrong — my bed had been moved. I checked my belongings and realized that several important items were missing, including my passport, travel documents, and credit cards. I had intentionally left these in the hostel thinking they would be safer there than carrying them around the city. Sadly, I was wrong. I soon learned that I wasn’t the only victim. Several other guests were robbed the same night. One guest told me they had lost over $4,000 USD in cash and valuables. This was not an isolated incident — it was clear that multiple rooms had been targeted, which makes the hostel’s lack of security even more unacceptable. The hostel’s security measures are shockingly inadequate for a city known for its rising petty crime. There is no on-site security guard. Entry is controlled only by a keypad at the front door and key cards for the rooms — both of which clearly failed that night. The absence of basic, reliable security systems (such as comprehensive CCTV coverage and proper lock mechanisms) is alarming. What made matters worse was the complete lack of preparedness from the staff. When I reported the robbery to the front desk, the woman working there was polite but clearly untrained for such a serious situation. She didn’t call the police — I had to call them myself. When the police arrived, she didn’t know how to retrieve or review the security camera footage. This is a clear sign that the hostel has not provided its staff with the necessary training or protocols for emergencies. After the incident, the manager sent me an email apologizing. I replied requesting the security footage for my case, but to this day I have received no response. This lack of follow-up and cooperation further demonstrates negligence and a lack of accountability. Based on my experience, I believe this hostel does not prioritize the safety of its guests. They appear more focused on maintaining a “laid-back” atmosphere than implementing the most basic security measures or training staff to handle emergencies. This negligence created an environment where thieves could operate freely and leave multiple guests devastated. It is unfortunate that I have to write this review, but I feel a strong responsibility to warn others. I now tell every traveler I meet — both online and in person — to avoid Onefam Les Corts Hostel. Barcelona is already a city where you must be cautious about theft, and staying here will only make you more vulnerable. Choose accommodation that values your safety, because this place absolutely does not.

Stayed here a couple weeks ago with a friend. The hostel had lots of activities like free walking tours (tips encouraged) and pub crawls at night. The free dinner (you have to physically sign up in advance) was amazing and usually super yummy. The location is a bit far away from central Barcelona, but you just take the train in and it’s okay. The neighborhood it’s in is quiet and super cute. All in all great experience. The beds are nice with a black curtain, lockers underneath the beds (bring your own locks!). A shelf to store things and a charging port in each bed and a light! Hooks and a decent amount of storage space in each room. The only thing - which has nothing to do with the hostel) is the rude people that were in the room with us - talking on the phone from 2am to 6am, leaving the light on all night, coming back from the bars at 3am and giggling in the same bed shaking the whole room and being super loud. There is a certain etiquette people to have/learn if you are going to stay at public places like this with other people - turn your light off! Don’t talk on the phone with friends until 6 am, come back quietly from the bars and be respectful!! Also, if you come back late and want food, they close the kitchen at 1am. Also the ladder to the top bunk is kinda janky.

I loved the vibe and atmosphere here! Perfect place to stay as a solo traveler in Barcelona! I made fantastic friends and did not want to have to go home! The hosts Ilke and Dora were friends that helped make this hostel experience special. I would come back to stay here in a heartbeat and truly made my experience in Spain meaningful