I had everything needed in my room, furniture, towels, own bathroom with shower and toilet, Wi-Fi, electricity, my own key. Also it was very comfortable that on the day of checkout it was allowed to leave my luggage till the end of the day for free. My flight was very late and it was really helpful. Staff was also very nice and ready to help with anything

So to say kitchen facilities. There is a vending machine with snacks and coffee but I got sick and needed just hot water. I asked nice men on reception to help and he helped easily boiling water in his separate room for staff, but it would be really comfortable if all the people leaving inside could share some open zone with kettle, to get some hot water for tea or noodles or meds as in my case

Everything was good, the room was simple with a very small bathroom, but it was clean and quiet new. The room had an internal view, although it was bright enough. Actually, there isn't a view, just a next building wall. The front desk staff is super kind and helpful.

Unfortunately, the other guest didn't respect the rules (which are very simple and you have them written on the back side of your room, as well as at the reception). Many of them didn't even try to be quiet while they were in the corridor, especially if they came back late, during the night, while others were sleeping and trying to get rest. My room was very close to the entrance door, maybe because of that I heard any rumour...

Very good location. Breakfast isn't provided, but there are plenty of nice cafes in the same street. It was very clean and fairly quiet apart from the noisy plumbing and 1 inconsiderate guest. Good communication from the Receptionist.

The toilets and drains were quite loud in that room (no.12) and walls a bit thin. Not very nice view of the back alley of the building. A small kettle in the room would have been useful.

I booked a single room for a 4-nights stay. The room is as depicted in the pictures, so not too big and with not much light. However, the room was spotless clean and had everything I needed. The neighbourhood is safe and super nice, with small shops and café nearby. The metro is also very close.

The rooms are not much insulated, and I could hear both the neighbours and the other guests talking. A pair of earplugs solved the problem :)

The beds are very comfortable and the place is warm. Good to have check out at 12

On Sunday morning the cleaning staff starts cleaning very early, talking in the corridors and because the building is old and the doors too, it is impossible to sleep. People choosing hostel in Barcelona tend to go out in the nights, especially on Saturday...and the price os not very cheap, so at leadt would be good to be able to enjoy some rest

It was very well located, near to the metro in Gràcia which is a great neighbourhood. Good staff communication. Really clean. The vending machine with cold water was more than welcome ! I saw a lot of reviews about noise problems but honestly we didn’t have any problems. The street out front isn’t that busy at night. The other hostel guests we didn’t hear either.

I think it was quite expensive for a hostel, but that’s the fault of the rising prices in Barcelona..

They were always available to respond to my requests even at odd hours. Their WhatsApp response is very prompt. They were also kind enough to provide me with iron throughout my stay. They were very helpful with directing me on how to go about the city. It was spotlessly clean too and I totally enjoyed my stay. Value for money is 100%

No buffet breakfast

The location is 3 min by walk from L3 metro which is very well connected to the rest of Barcelona! Located in quiet neighborhood, we felt very safe. The staff is very kind, helped us a lot and let us leave luggage after check out time. It's very good value for money considering the prices in Barcelona

A bit small room with old furniture and facilities. It'd be amazing to have air conditioning instead of ceiling fan especially in August and a fridge at least mini one!

I had a room with a single bed with a window which faced a small courtyard. It had a fan rather than aircon. It was in an old building and the rooms were old, but really clean. It was not luxury `but I didn't pay for that. It felt like I was staying in real Barcelona accommodation with its coloured glass windows. It was close to the metro and to Parc Guell. The metro was easy to use.

It was quite difficult to find. I could see the sign on the first floor, but couldn't find the front door for a little while. But then someone came out and directed me up the stairs.

Very convenient localisation of the hotel. It was placed like only 30 minutes from the Sagrada Familia. Next to the hotel (about 100m) is Lesseps Metro station, which handles the L3 line. It can take you pretty much everywhere.

I think that there could be a little fridge placed somewhere in the room, e.g. under the desk, or in the closet. It would be really nice to have a possibility to cool a beverage in the hotel. Also, it would be nice to have AC in the room instead of this ceiling fan.