Hotel Boutique Mirlo Barcelona features a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Barcelona. This 5-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Marek
Poland
The hotel is located in a beautiful, old, and stylish mansion in a very nice and calm neighborhood quite distant from the city center. For some, this could be perceived as a disadvantage, as getting to the center requires about 30 minutes by metro and walking, but I prefer calm locations in satellite districts such as Tibidabo.
The hotel is elegant, clean, and well-equipped. I very much liked the large comfortable bad and bathroom with a large shower combined with a steam sauna.
The restaurant in the hotel turned out to be really good, and we had two really nice dinners there without booking a table in advance.
Seventy Barcelona has a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Barcelona. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
NEIL
United Kingdom
Lovely hotel with great staff. Everybody is both friendly and efficient and they are happy to help you enjoy the stay. Breakfast was excellent. Great choice in the buffet with the added bonus of being able to request an omelette of your choice. Rooms were clean and well equipped.
Housed in a 19th- century modernist building, just behind La Pedrera, H10 Casa Mimosa offers an impressive chill-out terrace with a plunge pool and a sun lounger area with privileged views of Casa...
KKonstantinos
Austria
the garden is really nice to have breakfast at! the room itself is well furnished, bathroom nicely designed!
the beds are very comfortable.
Room service & cleaning is excellent.
The One Barcelona GL has a fitness centre, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Barcelona. With free WiFi, this 5-star hotel offers room service and a concierge service.
Colleen
Australia
All of the staff were so helpful with tour and Restaurant booking, highly recommend staying here fabulous quite location in the middle of the city
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Scored 2.0
2.0
Too crowded, hard to get to and very hilly and poorly...
Too crowded, hard to get to and very hilly and poorly managed. It was hot and the few benches were in the sun. There are locked gates all over making touring the property hard. The gardens are very sad and have no flowers. You can do well just walking past the outside. At that point you have seen most of it. We did not go inside the private home as they charged separately for that. Not worth it!
Gail
United States
Scored 10
10
The tiled salamander and houses are all at the entrance BUT...
The tiled salamander and houses are all at the entrance BUT you have to go through the entire park to enter into the area. It is ONE WAY once you reach the top seating balcony area overseeing the tiled homes and picture of the park. Lots of aqua ducts and there are a few seating and resting areas in the park for people to play ball. It's a regular park for locals to use for free, not tourists. You can spend as long as you want in the park but once you exit, that's it. The most photographed part is at the very end. Packed with tourists taking pictures. Be careful to buy online tickets from their site, not a third party!!! Check Park Güell.Barcelona
Herbert Lum
Canada
Scored 4.0
4.0
Disappointing and not of an international standard for a...
Disappointing and not of an international standard for a public park. Looks very rundown and appears that there isn’t a maintenance and improvement regime. Considering Gaudi proposed the estate as a public health location it is ironical that the public toilet facilities were disgusting- broken smelly urinals etc no toilet paper and cleaning services apparent. Would not recommend considering the cost of entry and travel to the location. Time better spent elsewhere.
Stephanie
Australia
Scored 2.0
2.0
It was great when it used to be free.
It was great when it used to be free. Now you need a ticket to visit it (and it is expensive) and then you need to queue for many of the landmarks of the park. We used to love it and this time we didn't enjoy it at al. So my advice is to skip it and visit one of the other Gaudi landmarks instead (Casa Battlo', La Pedrera, etc.).
rp339
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
Another must see place.
Another must see place. Eccentric, fascinating, lovely views. Interesting background story was conceived as a very exclusive housing estate but only 2 houses got built both of which are open to public. Grounds full of strange monuments designed by Gaudi
Susan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Worth the walking required.
Worth the walking required. Take the official park tour so as not to miss the more hidden locations and stories behind them. When we visited, you needed to be on a formal tour (from any group) to access the area seen in this picture.
Thomas
United States
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