Catalonia Barcelona Plaza
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Hotel
Flights
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- Rooftop pool provides sweeping views of Barcelona
- Two à la carte restaurants and a gastrobar
Stylish city hotel with a rooftop pool
The crowning glory at the Catalonia Barcelona plaza is undoubtedly its rooftop hangout. A shimmering pool surrounded by Balinese beds that features panoramic views of Spain’s iconic city.
This swanky four-star hotel is also in a fab spot for seeing the sights. Situated opposite the Placa d’Espanya at the foot of Montjuic, it’s just a 15-minute stroll from the Montjuic National Palace and its spectacular gardens. Las Arena Shopping Centre is nearby, too, while footy fans can hop in a taxi and be outside the Nou Camp in just 10 minutes. The famous shops, bars, and restaurants of Las Ramblas, meanwhile, is just a 15-minute drive away.
Back at the hotel, guests can look forward to a pair of à la carte restaurants that specialise in Mediterranean cuisine and a unique fusion of Japanese and Western flavours. A breakfast buffet is served every morning, too, featuring an array of sweet pastries, cold meats, cheeses, and hot options. The hotel’s entrance, meanwhile, has been transformed into a contemporary space with a striking glass roof that floods in light. The result is the perfect place to grab a light bite or a glass of your favourite tipple.
This hotel takes your well-being seriously, too. Work out in the ultramodern, fully air-conditioned gym before treating yourself to an invigorating massage in their luxurious spa. Whether you’re relaxing inside or exploring the sights at your own pace, you can expect a wonderful city break.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 2 à la carte restaurants (Japanese fusion and mediterranean cuisine)
- 1 rooftop bar
- 1 gastrobar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Massage
- Solarium
Find out more about Plaza de Espana
As one of Barcelona’s most iconic and well-connected squares, Plaza de España serves as a gateway to Montjuïc, one of the city’s cultural and recreational hubs. Originally built for the 1929 International Exhibition, the square features grand architecture, including the striking Venetian Towers that lead towards Montjuïc.