Barcelona Hotel Guide - Casa Roviralta hotels in Barcelona, Spain.

"Stayed in this hotel as it was convenient to soneone else staying in Barcelona. The first impression was not very good as I arrived late in the day I was walked to the hotel by my friends. Whilst we were working for reception staff to check me in, he asked, what cane across very rudely, how many people were staying in the room, as if making me aware he is watching and I cannot sneak people in. There was no need for that. The room was okay. Nothing really premium ahout it. Worryingly the second day after visit of the cleaner black hair appeared in my shower. Not impressed. Decent location few minutes walk from metro. However nothing special. Not somewhere I would come back to. Noisy in the evening in the neighbourhood, would not recommend to a late slipper. "

"Good location and nice breakfast "

"Yes"

"Amazing staff! Breakfast and dinner were best experiences."

"Me encantó este hotel todo estaba cerca el trato de los empleados muy bueno nos trataron muy bien es mi primera vez en Barcelona y me encantó ."

"Spa is extra, doesn’t clearly advertise that"

"Lovely room, super location, exceptional staff"

"First time to stay in a Hostel and we were very pleased with the experience. It was super clean - linens and towels were fresh. It was a great place to us to explore the non-touristy area of Barcelona. There were plenty of little cafes and eateries doted around the Hostel. Deigo at the desk was extremely friendly and helpful, which made our experience wonderful. "

"Booked this 2 star hotel, advertised at about £95 a night, for a week's holiday. Have to say that the room, though perfectly clean, was disappointingly basic. There were shelves and a hanging space that you couldn't call a wardrobe, and the desk/table was just a fixed shelf with a plastic chair. The worst disappointment was that when checking the bill I found I had been charged over £200 for four of the seven nights. The excuse was that there was a big conference going on in Barcelona. No delegates were to be seen at breakfast, and the hotel did not appear to be fully booked for those 4 days. That room was not worth £200 a night. Pure profiteering."