Teatre Auditori

"This was our first time in Barcelona and we were absolutely delighted – and this hotel truly exceeded all our expectations. The rooms are very neat and spotless, cleaned perfectly every single day. All the staff are genuinely friendly, always smiling, and very kind. The breakfast is excellent, with a wide variety of options – there is something for everyone. The reception team was more than helpful, always polite and never intrusive. The hotel is located in a quiet area, yet still very central. There is a shopping mall and a metro station nearby, which makes everything very convenient. We would sincerely recommend this hotel to everyone. We accidentally forgot a gift in the room, and they were so kind to send it to us by mail. A heartfelt thank you to the entire hotel team!"

"I stayed at this hotel in mid-December 2025. Everything was fine. I would like to highlight the staff who allowed early check-in — thank you. There is also an option to borrow an umbrella at the reception (you need to leave a €10 deposit). Breakfast was good and included selection of vegetables, fruits, sweets, lactose-free milk. I could find everything I needed, and it was tasty. The location is convenient for getting to the Sagrada Familia on foot. Metro stations are nearby, but I used the metro only once because it’s also possible to reach the historical city center on foot (although it takes more time, it can be nice for tourists who want to explore the city). Overall, I recommend this hotel."

"We very much enjoyed our time in Barcelona and our stay at the Hotel Teatre Auditori. The hotel is located in a quiet area near shops, restaurants, sights and is a 12 minute walk from Sagrada Familia. The front desk staff were excellent (more about that in a minute) and the rooms were exceptionally clean and quiet. Ari was instrumental in getting WiFi harnessed. The breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of foods. Huge shout out to Vanessa who helped us navigate an unfamiliar coffee machine and whose bright smile helped get the day started. On our last day the front desk had arranged a taxi to take us to the train station. However, it was the Saturday on which there was a huge political demonstration. Our taxi driver looked for roads that weren’t gridlocked but after driving for 20 minutes we got him to return us to the hotel. And that’s where Raul from the front desk went into action and helped us get to our train in time. Raul gave us very detailed instructions and directions how to get to the underground metro and the to train station. Honestly, we would probably still be sitting in Barcelona if Raul hadn’t come to the rescue. It’s not only the sights you see when you travel, it’s the people you remember."