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1. practicalwanderlust.com › where-to-stay-in-barcelonaWhere to Stay in Barcelona (& Where NOT to)

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   Jul 3, 2023 · The Best Areas to Stay in Barcelona: Go for the Old City for classic European charm, including the Gothic Quarter and El Born, or in Eixample. The Best Hotels in Barcelona: Best options are Barcelona Hotel Colonial, Hostelin Barcelona Gran Via and Motel One Barcelona-Ciutadella, any of those will make your stay iconic.

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2. wheatlesswanderlust.com › where-to-stay-barcelonaWhere to Stay in Barcelona: Complete Guide for First Timers

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   • Where We’Ve Stayed in Barcelona
   • Gràcia: Our Favorite Neighborhood in Barcelona
   • L’Eixample: A Close Second
   • El Born: The Best Part of The Cituat Vella
   • The Gothic Quarter: Narrow Alleyways and Lots of Tourists
   • Barceloneta: A Vibrant Neighborhood with An Overrated Beach
   • Where Not to Stay in Barcelona

   We always like to start these guides with our own personal experiences in terms of places we’ve stayed. We’ve now been to Barcelona multiple times together over the past few years (we’ve both been before that, but separately), with the most recent trip being a solo trip for Matt earlier this year. We’ve stayed in a couple of different places over t...

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   We stayed in Gràcia for the majority of our foray into Barcelona a couple of years ago, and loved it. It will 100% be the place we stay the next time we find ourselves in the Catalonian capital, which is about as good an endorsement as we can give. At one point, Gràcia used to be a completely separate village from Barcelona, and it’s easy to imagin...

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   Compared to Gràcia, which feels very much like a small village within a big city with its narrow single lane streets, l’Eixample is the modern part of Barcelona. L’Eixample was built as Barcelona expanded beyond the old city to connect the suburbs (at the time) like Gràcia to the core of the city. The name literally means “the expansion” in Catalan...

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   As we mentioned above in the geography section, the main part of the Ciutat Vella is made up of three distinct areas (plus Barceloneta, which looks and feels very different). El Born is the easternmost section, and is a little corner of the old city tucked alongside Parc de la Ciutadella that is actually made up of three different sub-neighborhoods...

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   The Gothic Quarter, home to the famous La Rambla, is the most heavily-visited area in the city. Of the words you hear spoken in the Gothic Quarter, the majority are likely to be in a language other than Spanish or Catalan. Still, despite the fact that this entire area is built specifically to cater to tourists with shops selling knick-knacks and so...

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   Originally, I thought of Barceloneta as exclusively an area for the beach, which is a wide, sandy affair on the Mediterranean. We’re not huge beach people, so we kind of dismissed it and completely neglected including it in an earlier version of this guide. However, after connecting with two locals on my latest trip during/after tours, I can firmly...

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   Before we end this guide, we wanted to quickly take a second to cover the areas we would definitely NOT recommend staying based on our own experiences. First of all, we wouldn’t stay anywhere within about two blocks of La Rambla(with a few exceptions). It’s loud, you’ll pay more than the room is worth, and it’s the most touristy part of the city (a...

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4. barcelonalowdown.com › where-to-stay-in-barcelonaWhere to Stay in Barcelona: Best Areas & Neighbourhoods

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   • Gothic Quarter. The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of the city and, even today, is still the living heart of Barcelona. A maze of narrow streets and alleyways connecting romantic plazas surrounded by historic buildings, it’s a great place to stay if you want to have everything close to hand.
   • L’Eixample neighbourhood. The Eixample was built during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries after the old city centre’s medieval walls were torn down.
   • El Raval neighbourhood. South of the Gothic Quarter, the Raval neighbourhood has always had a rather dodgy reputation and used to be the city’s main red-light district.
   • El Born; Sant Pere, Santa Caterina and La Ribera neighbourhoods. Strictly speaking, El Born refers to a small area that runs from the Santa Maria del Mar Church to El Mercat del Born.

5. www.timeout.com › barcelona › hotelsYour essential guide to where to stay in Barcelona - Time Out

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   STAY. Hotel SB Icaria. Just 300 m from the Nova Icària beach and a 10-minute walk from the Parc de la Ciutadella, this hotel enjoys an enviable location in Poblenou. In addition to an outdoor ...

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6. thenomadvisor.com › where-to-stay-in-barcelonaWhere to Stay in Barcelona: 12 Best Areas - The Nomadvisor

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   • Plaza de Catalunya, the best area to stay in Barcelona. Known in English as the Catalonia Square, this city center is both the beating heart and nerve center of Barcelona.
   • Barri Gotic, where to stay in Barcelona for sightseeing. True to its name, the Gothic Quarter is one of the most atmospheric areas to stay in Barcelona.
   • El Raval, close to everything, multicultural, and nightlife. Often regarded as the city’s most colorful district, The Raval is a multicultural neighborhood that features some of Barcelona’s most popular bars, clubs, and live music venues.
   • El Born, the coolest place to stay in Barcelona. This lively and eclectic neighborhood was once home to Medieval Barcelona’s noble classes, and has retained much of its former splendor.

7. www.22places.com › where-to-stay-in-barcelonaWhere to Stay in Barcelona: The Best Districts and Hotel Tips!

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   To help you find the ideal accommodation for your trip, we’ve created this handy guide covering all the best areas to stay. We recommend the following neighborhoods to stay in Barcelona: Barri Gotic: In the heart of the Old Town. Raval: The alternative part of the Old Town. El Born: The quieter part of the Old Town.

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   Is Barcelona a good place to stay?

   • It really is the best place to stay in Barcelona for a first visit. However, you do need to pick carefully as some streets are a little shadier than others, some are noisy, and those cute winding streets aren’t as fun to stay in if you don’t see daylight from your hotel room window.

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   Is Barceloneta a good place to stay?

   • Barceloneta proper is a great place to feel you are staying right on the beach without missing out on that Barcelona old city charm. The buildings aren’t necessarily as pretty as other parts of the city but the beach atmosphere is almost year-round.

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   Is Barcelona a good place to live?

   • Barcelona is a beautiful city that has been one of the most visited places in Europe for decades at this point. Beaches, perpetual sun (though on my last trip it did rain about two inches in 24 hours), and a great food scene – what, exactly, is not to love?

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   Which is the best luxury hotel in Barcelona?

   • Ohla Barcelona (Luxury Hotel): If you’re looking for one of the best luxury hotels in the heart of Barcelona, look no further. The Ohla Hotel is opulent and luxurious, and the rooftop terrace and rooftop pool (an infinity pool, no less) is an excellent touch.

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   Is Barcelona a great city?

   • What a brilliant city Barcelona is. The Catalonian charmer is packed with incredible museums and attractions, not to mention a roster of restaurants the envy of cities the world over. If you want it, you are likely to find it in Barcelona. Where to stay when in the city?

   Your essential guide to where to stay in Barcelona - Time Out

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   Is Barcelona a good place to visit?

   • However, if you’re willing to dive a little deeper, Barcelona and the broader region of Catalonia have an interesting history and culture that is unique within Spain. We first visited Barcelona together (though we had each been before, separately) in the fall of 2021, and we spent a week exploring the city and getting beneath the surface level.

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9. www.telegraph.co.uk › catalonia › barcelonaBest hotels in Barcelona | Telegraph Travel

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   Read our expert reviews of hotels in Barcelona. Browse and book the best accommodation in Barcelona, based on location, style, facilities, rooms and dining.