Barcelona
Barcelona combines Mediterranean waterfronts with distinctive architecture and lively neighborhood streets. Markets, museums and a varied dining scene make it as rewarding beyond the major monuments as around them.
Hotels in This Destination
The Barcelona EDITION brings Ian Schrager’s understated glamour to El Born, pairing a rooftop pool, lively nightlife and crisp contemporary rooms with exceptional Old City access.
Cotton House turns Barcelona’s former cotton guild headquarters into an elegant 83-room hotel with original 19th-century architecture, lush terraces and a rooftop pool.
El Palace Barcelona preserves the ceremony of the city’s former Ritz through grand public rooms, art-filled suites, a rooftop garden and a distinctive Mayan-inspired spa.
Hotel Arts Barcelona pairs 432 newly reimagined rooms and suites with Mediterranean views, a Marina-side pool, serious wellness and Michelin-starred dining in one of the city’s defining waterfront towers.
Hotel Casa Fuster turns a 1908 Domènech i Montaner landmark into a 105-room modernist hotel with rooftop pool, panoramic terrace and one of Passeig de Gràcia’s strongest architectural identities.
A century-old family-run grand hotel on Passeig de Gràcia, the Majestic combines classic rooms, an important modern-art collection, destination dining, spa facilities and a rooftop with exceptional Barcelona views.
A design-forward luxury hotel on Passeig de Gràcia, Mandarin Oriental Barcelona combines Patricia Urquiola interiors, a tranquil garden, rooftop pool, acclaimed dining and immediate access to Gaudí landmarks and boutiques.
Facing Port Vell from the Gothic Quarter, Serras Barcelona is a 28-room boutique hotel with Picasso history, contemporary interiors and a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the marina and Mediterranean.
Steps from Barceloneta Beach, Sofitel Barcelona Skipper combines 225 contemporary rooms with two outdoor pools, including a heated rooftop pool, Mediterranean dining and easy walking access to El Born and the Gothic Quarter.