Very clean! Comfortable beds. The room itself was a good size. It was nice that there was a fridge. Very nice staff. Bottle of water as a welcome. Great location, very close to Sagrada Familia, metro station, lots of shops and cafes nearby. At the reception you can make something to drink for free. They don't clean the rooms unless you ask for it and change towels and bed linen every few days, but for me it's an advantage, because with short stays I always give up on it anyway.

Very small bathroom. Thin walls, you can hear everything from the corridor, other rooms, water running from the upper floor and the elevator. During my stay, none of the guests made noise (just normal sounds of life at normal hours), so it didn't bother me much, but for a light sleeper or with guests who don't care about others it can be very bothersome.

I am always a bit skeptical staying in properties that are advertised as hostels, even if private rooms, as the facilities and experience can vary - however I must say this exceeded all my expectations! Everything you would expect in a hotel room, including some nice added extras which many hotels don’t offer like a bottled water, fridge, and a tv! The bathroom was clean and the bathroom was nice and powerful which is always nice! The hostess was also lovely and very welcoming! Would definitely recommend to a friend!

The location is great, it's like 5-10 minutes from the buses and metro stations that can get you to most of the tourist locations in Barcelona. There is a free tea and coffee in the lobby. The room we stayed in had a great terrace where you can have breakfast or drink wine in the evening:) The hotel itself is very small and I should say cosy.

There are no big shops or markets near the hotel. The place is less touristy which means fewer restaurants but at the same time lower prices and more quite.

1) Very friendly staff - I didn't know that North Asian cannot be greatly welcomed in Spain, especially if the person cannot speak Spanish; "except" this facility. They never give up though there were only very limited ways to communicate- gestures and Google translation. They let me remember the good Samaritan. 2)Location - took a taxi from the T1, BCN to get there after finding how many people were waiting for an Aerobus. The taxi driver couldn't speak English at all and was so wild, I thought my first day in Spain would be the last day. However (maybe because of that), it cost 38euro to Sant Pau hospital. I used translations to say "dropping me off near the hospital then I can walk to the hostel" to avoid traffic. He was happy with this, I was happy financially, as well as the distance I needed to walk (very close!). Once I got a transport card, I used metro, located nearby only to find out how convenient! 3) facility - they are improving within their limitations. Free water and tea/coffee were exceptional and great! I saw a Nespresso machine on my first day followed by a rack to hold capsules a day after! What a privilege!! 4) clean, very clean. 5) bed- a bit saggy but even I used the bed like sofa. No complaint. Their pillows are exceptionally good, and comfortable - ?memory foam I will return to here when I finish 30 days of journey ; I believe that I did a right thing

I stayed a private room with an "external" private bathroom. I often stay at a hostel with external shared bathroom; therefore, this is still a privilege for me with same amount of budget. However, as a person also staying at 4-5 stars hotel, I would say people need to check condition carefully. (I missed a word "external" to be surprised on arrival) but, I am still very happy with all they provided

Highly recommended to anyone! Very clean and tidy. The owner of the hostal made my stay more pleasant. I wasn’t feeling well when I arrived so I requested to extend my booking for one night. She upgraded me to a lager room with same amount of money. Moreover, she provided me with medicine. I don’t think I will get that anywhere not even in famous hotels. Thanks a lot!

The room was very clean. It had nice and complete facilities. They were also nice enough to transferred me to a room with bathroom already because I originally booked one with external bathroom. The location was near the metro stations. The lobby has tea, sugar, sweets and with cold and hot water dispenser. The staff were super friendly too. Overall, it is worth the money. Would definitely stay here again if ever I come back to Barcelona.

The staff is really, really great. It is clean, nothing fancy, but good value for money, and near metro station in a safe and quiet neighborhood.

It is a little bit uncomfortable when you need to go out of the room to go to the bathroom, but it was mentioned in the description of the facility. The bathroom is pretty big. Also the curtains couldn’t be fully drawn to fully open the window.

The staff was very nice and comunicative, the room was clean, had a nice balcony/terrace. It was quiet and close to the metro station, easy to check in and it had a water fountain (for refillable water bottles). We were able to leave our luggage until our flight in a small storage room.

It was a bit pricier than other similar stays and it might use a bit of renovation/ newer furniture

The host was extremely accommodating. We arrived earlier than expected and she came right away to check us in. She moved us to a larger room after our first night because she thought we would be more comfortable. The room was spotless and the bed was comfortable. There was water and tea always available. We were fairly close to 2 metro stations and only 15-20 minutes walk to Sagrada Familia.

There were not many restaurant options real close.

The hostal is close to the metro, which operates every day from 5 a.m. to 12 a.m. Night buses to the city center are also available throughout the night. The rooms are nice, clean, have all the necessary equipment expected for a hotel room. Air conditioned. Free water available at the entrance. Regular cleaning. The lady at the reception is very friendly and up-to-date on all questions. I recommend!