Barcelona Hotel Guide - Capella Macba hotels in Barcelona, Spain.

"Good location, decent sized room for 3 people and luggage, clean, friendly and helpful staff. "

"Helpful staff, good breakfast, great room, clean, welcoming. Can recommend "

"Perfect location! Walking distance to a lot of restaurants, shops & museums. The staff is what really made me fall in love with this hotel. They are super kind, attentive & are willing to go above and beyond to make your stay enjoyable. I recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for a memorable stay! I will definitely be returning soon! "

"Wonderful location for a night in the Gothic Quarter near the harbour. The rooms are tight but the public spaces compensate for it. Coffee and hot drinks are thoughtful ammenities "

"Beautiful hotel "

"Sadly the exception- the member of staff had a real attitude towards us when we checked in . Perhaps this was because we were wearing football shirts for Newcastle United."

"Professional, courteous and nice staff. Spacious room. Bathroom looks properly sanitized. Excellent location. Excellent staff. "

"Lovely hotel but the area is very congested, traffic and construction noise from the street below. Disappointing because I booked a balcony but couldn’t really enjoy"

"Well, let’s just start with o real rating - they advertise themselves as 5 star hotel but by average American standards it’s between 2-3 There no traditional hospitality standards we are all used to ( Vegas , NYC , Miami , Boston ) equivalent to 5 stars Rooms are very small and odd shaped , bedding is Ramada Inn quality , no tubs. Heating or TV were not working in our room and staff did not care to come and fix it Pricing of more than 400$ per night is ridiculous and frankly insulting Anyhow - don’t get lured in by the location , no direct access by uber or taxi , and so called roof top is just a tourist trap They let anyone from the street come and use it so you don’t have any privileges as a hotel guest Expedia should be checking more careful properties before advertising them to its patrons "