the hotel is stunning, the vibe is great and it's super clean. in an amazing area. The staff where lovely and the Tope and four corners food was great. we hired out a cabana at tope and it was awesome :)

I think the pool sun beds should be able to be used by hotel guests at any time of the day, it shouldn't be that we have to pay to sit on the sun beds if they aren't in use - if we are spending so much to be a guest. but it really is the only negative and wouldn't stop me from booking again. :)

The interiors are gorgeous, with a room that was not only beautiful but also featured the comfiest bed I've ever slept in. The rooftop is a standout, boasting a lovely bar with views of the Sagrada Familia and a nice-looking pool. Downstairs, there's a beautiful bar serving delicious coffee and pastries in the morning, and a pizza restaurant that was absolutely delicious. The room service and cleaning was also very good, making my stay even more enjoyable.

While the hotel has its charms, there are some drawbacks. It's frustrating to pay a premium for a room and then be charged extra for a sunbed or cabana by the pool. Use is free before 10am, but not everyone wants to go swimming that early on holiday. The cost is €40 for a sunbed and €80 for a cabana, which can be redeemed against food and drink, but it wasn't justifiable as my partner doesn't drink alcohol. Paying over £1,500 for a room and not being able to use the pool feels unreasonable. Additionally, the staff at the rooftop bar weren't very attentive. For such a premium room, it's disappointing that the TV doesn't have Netflix, Amazon Prime, or similar services; you can only screen mirror if you have a Samsung phone, which excludes iPhone users.

Hotel decor was fantastic. This extended to the rooms which were beautifully appointed, with extremely comfortable beds! Roof top was lovely - great way to spend the day beside the pool sipping yummy cocktails in the sun!

This hotel is a little bit out of the hustle and bustle of Barcelona - but nothing a quick taxi/bus/metro ride didn't fix!

Great atmosphere and nice design of the hotel. The staff is very friendly and professional

It doesn’t feel right that you need to pay €40 (minimum spend) as a hotel guest to use a sunbed at your own hotel when you already pay + €250 per night

The rooftop pool area was beautiful!

They majorly need work on the pool situation. Kind of crazy to spend $80 for 4-hours at the pool. The staff at the rooftop pool seemed disorganized, would forget your drinks, etc.

Chose The Hoxton for its location in Poblenou for its easy access to metro and bus to the F1 circuit. So glad I did. Poblenou is a completely regenerated industrial area with a wonderful local vibe. Away from mass tourist areas. This is reflected in the design of the hotel. Despite it being busy was never noisy and slept well. Breakfast well worth the money as is the mini bar concept which doesnt rip you off! It just oozes cool ! Roof top terrace views incredible. Paid extra for Biggy with View and although pricey 100% worth it for the vista to La Sagrada Familia. It’s a 20 mins walk away abs the beach a mile away.

Pillows too soft- would be good to change to firmer ones.

Upon entering The Hoxton, Poblenou, one is immediately met with a most resplendent welcome. Anas, a gentleman of exceptional bearing, proficient in many tongues, ever-smiling, helpful, kind-hearted, and above all, profoundly professional. A rare jewel amidst the sands of modern hospitality. His attentive presence at every beck and call, coupled with his poised and courteous manner, instills a sense of comfort and respect, an ode to the noblest traditions of guest service. The hotel itself stands as a charming haven, Away from the cacophonous throngs of Barcelona's bustling masses. The rooms are generously appointed, offering a spacious and comfortable refuge wherein weary travellers may find rest. The rooftop bar TOPE crowns the experience with its vibrant energy; the Thursday evening reverberated with a masterful House music set, a true celebration of sound and rhythm that invites one to commence the night in style. For those inclined to stroll, the Rambla Poblenou offers a scenic promenade leading to the sea within twenty minutes, where the Mediterranean beckons with her azure waves. A particular mention must be made of Sabrina, whose impeccable service redeem the less inspired interactions of her colleagues. Her smile is warm, and her fluency in French, with a delightful Spanish flair, renders her an ambassador of conviviality at both the bar and the breakfast room.

Yet amidst this tapestry of excellence, a few shadows linger. The breakfast, though adequate, falls short of the grandeur befitting a rate of €450 per night. One might expect a broader, more bountiful spread, free from the blemish of overripe fruit, whose fragrance spoke too insistently of fermentation. The service at the ground floor bar left much to be desired. The air of nonchalance from certain servers gave the impression that the mere act of ordering a drink was an imposition upon their leisure. Smiles were scarce, and the hospitality, so evident elsewhere, felt diminished. Nonetheless, it is a testament to the resilience of the establishment that these lapses were somewhat redeemed by Sabrina’s presence and the effulgence of the rooftop ambiance.

Lovely little boutique hotel, with a great little bar. Due to weather conditions (time of year) we didn’t use the rooftop, but it looks like a lovely facility to enjoy some summer drinks. Bikes are available from reception, we used each morning to cycle to local coffee shops each morning. Comfortable and clean room.

Being really picky, I would have appreciated some additional toiletries such as shower cap, dental kit and cotton pads. Only the minimum shower gel/hair care products provided. Didn’t see a hair dryer either. Considering price and like I have experienced in many other similar boutique city hotels, a little welcome note and treat would be appreciated also.

The hotel interiors were amazing! The decor was very cool, the view on the rooftop of the city was stunning. The room was lovely, the bed and pillows were insanely comfy!! Clean room, and had everything you’d need. Free drink at the bar for my birthday was a nice touch. Cool vibe in the bar area. Didn’t really hear much noise from other rooms, only occasionally in the corridor. Really good location! Not far from the beach and only a 20 min walk from sagrada. Right next to modern shops and restaurants and only 5 mins from tube station so easy to get around by public transport if needed. Would definitely come back!

When we asked if the rooftop restaurant tope was open we were told that it was only Thurs to Sunday (we were staying Mon-Thurs). We went up to the roof Wednesday night to see the view and the restaurant was open. When I queried we were told it was now open for the summer - so that communication could have been slightly better. We asked if we could reserve a spot as hotel guest and was told no. The ground floor restaurant was also only open for breakfast and lunch so we went to the hotel bar one evening as we got stuck in a storm. Food was tasty but pretty much cold when it arrived to us. You have to pay quite a bit to use the pool and sunbeds which is a bit crazy considering the hotel isn’t the cheapest. Nothing major that ruined the stay in any way.

This is really a very impressive hotel. The rooms are very spacious and full of personality. You feel at home immediately. You have everything you need in the room. The bathroom is also massive with a very spacious shower. The lobby and restaurants are also fantastic. The Hoxton really delivered with its Barcelona hotel.

The hotel is in a business district that feels very anonymous and could literally be anywhere in the world. It doesn’t feel like you’re in Barcelona. But the sunny, cozy vibes are back as soon as you enter the hotel.