Barcelona Macaya Palace Hotels

"We will definitely will be back again! The staff here are wonderful, very helpful, and we had everything we needed. The location is in the heart of the Gothic quarter. We really enjoyed our stay, and would recommend this place to family and friends. "

"Great location, nice staff"

"It’s not easy to take a uber."

"Mostly very good staff, good breakfast, room was fine but hot!!"

"Very well located on a main street, with lots of restaurants and coffee shops. Metro station very close by. 10 - 15 mins walk to the Cathedral. 20 mins roughly to La Rambla. A modern hotel, with large clean rooms and walk in showers. Nice big restaurant serving great breakfasts (lots of choice). Also serve evening meals. Pleasant, helpful staff. Very good value. Would definitely stay there again."

"This hotel is so close to Sagrada Familia! The staff at check in were very kind and accommodating. The Rooftop bar is super cool, but unless you luck out like we did, you should always make reservations. People did get turned away. The rooms are nice, but you could tell some of the amenities were a little dated."

"This was my second solo trip abroad and where to start...The staff were absolutely amazing so friendly and helped with my organising my sightseeing. I am definitely going back to see Barcelona again and definitely staying at the same hotel. Thank you all for making my stay so memorable much love to you all xx "

"Everything about this hotel was awesome!"

"Plus: 1. Very affordable and Economical. 2. Very good location near SAGRADA Família. 3. Clean room and Comfortable bed. 4. Pleasant general manager. Cons: 1. Paper thin walls. Noise from Pizza restaurant directly below room kept us up until 1-2 am on weekend. 2. Zero amenities except electric teapot. 3. No front desk or any on-site presence. 4. Needed 2 keys and 2-code access to get to room. 5. Tiny bathroom. 6. Have to prepay for entire stay, so no way to cancel. 7. No room fridge/microwave Overall: Only recommend for heavy-sleeping solo travelers on budget. Definitely not family hotel, but the Brustar doesn’t advertise as such. You pretty much get what you pay for and that’s a budget room. I did enjoy Barcelona however despite sparse accommodations. "