Hotels in Barcelona by neighbourhood
Choose the area first, then the hotel. Each area below has transport notes, trade-offs and live hotel listings.
Neighbourhoods
The Gothic QuarterThe Barri Gòtic is Barcelona's medieval core: narrow lanes around the Cathedral, Plaça Reial and fragments of …El BornEl Born (part of Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera) mixes medieval streets with design shops, cocktail bar…El RavalEl Raval, west of La Rambla, is multicultural and creative. It is home to MACBA, the CCCB and the Sant Antoni …EixampleThe Eixample is Ildefons Cerdà's 19th-century grid of wide streets and octagonal blocks. It holds Gaudí's Casa…GràciaGràcia was a separate town until 1897 and still feels like a village. Its small plazas, independent shops and …Barceloneta (beach)Barceloneta is the old fishermen's quarter on a triangle of land by the sea. Its tight grid of streets runs ri…Poble-secPoble-sec climbs the slopes of Montjuïc. It is known for the pintxos bars on Carrer de Blai and its theatres o…Sant AntoniSant Antoni sits at the corner of the Eixample and El Raval around its restored iron market. It has become one…PoblenouPoblenou is a former industrial district turned into the 22@ tech and design area, with converted factories, R…Barcelona SantsThe Sants district surrounds Barcelona Sants, the main long-distance station for high-speed trains to Madrid a…Sarrià–Sant GervasiSarrià–Sant Gervasi is the city's affluent uptown, with leafy streets, the old village core of Sarrià and acce…Camp Nou (Les Corts)Les Corts is a residential district around FC Barcelona's Spotify Camp Nou, which has been undergoing a major …
Arriving: Barcelona airport to city centre: all options
There are four main ways from El Prat to the centre. Fares change often, so check current prices on official sites.