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The hotel is on the outskirts of Barcelona, next to the famous Barcelona Club training base and Cruyff stadium, where you can watch the Barcelona women's football game. The hotel room facilities are comparable to a five-star hotel, and the restaurant's dishes are excellent.

Downstairs with parking lot corner is difficult to open, the parking lot has a special smell, I don't know why the small black people in the hotel are in groups, a little scared ~ the room is still good, the business trip is enough

The room was small for a family of 4 but it was not a big deal. It was clean and the staff at the reception were very nice and friendly. Maria Luisa was very kind and helpful too. However, the location is an industrial zone, without life. Weird area with no restaurants. Only fast foods with junk food. The hotel is very far from Barcelona city center and cherry on the cake: very loud music coming from a bar close to the hotel (apparently every Friday and Saturday evening until midnight-1am in the morning). If you expect to sleep before 1am 🥱 during the weekend go to another hotel. We tried to get a discount as a compensation but nothing, we got free ear plugs instead 🙄 This family stop, before continuing our road trip to the south was definitely a mistake :(

Typical Novotel property, away from the city center but reachable by public transport, direct public transport bus (L77) is available for euro 2.40 to reach the hotel (Last stop) - refer to Google map. Nice and comfortable lobby and room, L-3 tram is available at 400m from the hotel which drops you at the nearest metro station, staff will advise about the same and city center attractions. The room was spacious with all the required amenities The reception staff was very nice special mention to Ms. Paula, she explained to us how to use the public transport in line with the attractions upon our arrival, Ms. Jessica was also great during our checkout Does it have a repeat value? for us Yes. We love to stay in this property again whenever we come to Barcellona.

Please do not live in this hotel, it’s basically not in Barcelona, you have to take the public transportation up to 1 hour to get to Barcelona by transferring at least twice. The wi-fi is too unstable to even watch youtube video. Most importantly, some staff are NOT capable of their jobs. On the first day I came here, I called the reception and asked about the laundry fee, a Tall Thin old man told me and emphasized twice that the laundry fee is included in the room and said they would ask people to pick up my clothes. However, nobody came. When I called again, a middle-aged woman told me that I have to drop the clothes in the reception because they don’t have time for me now. As she said, I went down with my bag of clothes. However, an old man in the reception said I should not give them the clothes but to leave in my room. But they can ask people to drop the clothes in my room and then took them to the laundry. What a mess! When I picked up my laundry I was surprised that there was a long bill since the guy in reception clearly said the lauded was in the room fee. And when I went to the reception and asked, the girl with long blond hair confront with me and acted very condescending. To quote exactly what she said ‘No, you must misunderstood, you room even did not include the breakfast, it came with nothing, only the wi-fi. Laundry fee is not in the room, everyone knows!’ I explained patiently multiple times and asked her to maybe ask her college because I didn’t tell a lie but she rolled her eyes and literally said ‘I can’t do anything, if you don’t understand, you go ask my boss’ and pointed to the boss (an old man stand right besides her talking to another customer). Before I opened my mouth, this girl talked in Spanish to her ‘boss’ first and the old guy frowned. I was pretty sure she tell the truth. I didn’t say I don’t want to pay the laundry, but I have to check what I heard. The way these staff did their jobs and solve problems were one hundred percent unprofessional and annoying. I love traveling in Barcelona but these few people just made our impression on Spanish hotels go down.

We booked our holiday as a reasonably priced getaway and unfortunatley things weren't as we had expected. On arrival we were not aware that we would have to self check in (our reference number didn't work) and that no one manned the front desk until 12pm and leaves at 8pm every day. Luckily as we landed at 11am and got to the hotel before lunchtime another guest let us into the lobby (as there is a code to gain entry) we waited for the gentleman staffing the desk to arrive and we asked if we could drop our bags at reception so we could at least explore rather than waiting 3 hours to check in ( the man on the front desk assisted us using the check in machine when we returned to chek in and also arranged us an extra key card). He kindly took our bags and we went out to explore the area. If you don't want to walk alot then this isn't the best place to stay. There are a couple of supermarkets in a short distance from the hotel, a small one and a bigger one for all your daily needs. The hotel itself, unfortunately, was lacking in many areas- the sauna is not there to use any longer which we didn't realise when booking and the pool is only accessibly 12pm- 8pm when the desk is manned. The gym is generally OK but the cardio equipment stopped working on our 3rd day and didn't get repaired during out stay. The pool is very busy with teenagers and young children and is in between buildings so not that great for sunbathing as at times there is no sun reaching the area. It seemed that the locals came to use the pool too. The other quire disappointing thing was that there is a restaurant but it was never open so no option for meals here, only a vending machine I'm the lobby. The room was fine it was clean and had a fridge, hob and microwave and some utensils so we made our own food at times. The good thing about the travelling from the hotel is you can get a travel card from the tram stop by the hospital and it covers the metro/buses and tram for however many days you want to book a ticket for, we did 4 days and travelled to Barcelona on multiple occasions. There are beaches with stones and without the further you go from the city pass the harbour about 1mipe down the beach is a better beach with a life guard and less people trying to sell you stuff when your sunbathing. We visited the wax museum which was great fun and enjoyed eating at makamaka and another restaurant a bit further down both reasonably priced and great food. Other than these challenges we had a lovely stay and made the best of it, I hope this information is useful for your holiday if you are visiting and any questions feel free to ask. Happy holidays 😊

Overall, this hotel is a good experience. There are various options of transportation, so moving around the city is not difficult - although distances can be a bit long. The hotel could benefit from some regular maintenance, so that premises and amenities are kept in better conditions: for instance, some curtains are ragged, and bed sheets seem to be stained. Little details matter...

We stayed at this hotel because it was a budget option “close” to the airport…. We paid about 70 euros (+ 10 euros for parking)... it is in a somewhat secluded area near some industrial estates…. Very nice staff, with 24-hour reception. The room is simple but spacious and clean…. The bathroom is similar, spacious and clean. It is a correct option considering the prices of the surrounding area.

+ Sophie's welcome in French the person who managed our entrance and exit. The very exciting breakfast and very good. The smile of all staff in the corridors, in the salon. The hotel's restaurant is close to the hotel's restaurant and bistro (restaurant) for lunch and dinner. - No machine has coffee in the room. A very positive opinion on all the benefits, I recommend this establishment.