Review Boria BCN Hotel Barcelona

Reservation Information For The Boria BCN Hotel

On approaching Boria BCN Hotel you would be forgiven for not recognising it as a hotel. On entering the space the hotel staff did not seem surprised at my queries as to whether I was in the right place. Boria BCN Hotel’s lobby lurks behind a chunky, modern wooden door and looks more in-keeping with a trendy design agency than a hotel.

It is located on a small and picturesque street at the centre of the district of El Born, seated between old buildings and close to a small square with an old and wizened tree at its centre. The area is well-known for its independent bars, small designer shops and modern restaurants.

The hotel offers few extra amenities- it has no restaurant, pool, gym or bar. It therefore gains all of its 4 stars from what is in the bedrooms. Boria BCN could be said to be an apartment/hotel hybrid. All rooms include a living area and a kitchen. The hotel provides floor plans for each space prior to booking. However, hotel services are still on offer, including a front desk, room cleaning service and a communal terrace area at the top of the space.

It is a great option for families, offering room for up to five people in some of its rooms.

Hotel Facilities:

Boria BCN Hotel does not have a restaurant. There is no gym in the hotel. There is also no bar. The hotel does not offer any form of breakfast.

Pets are not allowed in the hotel.

There is a small terrace area at the top of the building. This provides sun-loungers and views of the city.

Business Facilities:

There are no meeting or conference rooms in the hotel. However, there is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Facilities for the Disabled:

Unfortunately, none of the hotel’s rooms have been adapted for disabled use.

Rooms:

There are a total of 11 rooms in the hotel across 4 floors. Rooms vary in size and can accommodate between 2 and 5 people. All rooms are at least 40 metres squared in size.

Rooms are all exterior, offering street views. A selection of the rooms have balconies.
 
The windows are not double-glazed, however, the hotel is located on a relatively quiet street. Those who are hoping for a very peaceful night’s sleep may not find these conditions appropriate.

Two of the rooms are smoking. The rest of the building is non-smoking.

Check-in time at the hotel is 15:00 and check-out time is 12:00.

There is no option for short stay rooms in the hotel.

Hotel Location and Facilities:

Placa de la Llana

Boria BCN Hotel is located on a street in the heart of the El Born area. It runs parallel to Calle Princessa, home to many restaurants and bars. Princessa 23 on Calle Princessa is popular for its international style. It is a busy and buzzy bar, with burgers, salads and pastas on offer. For a more Spanish experience, the hotel sits close to Mundial bar, a tiny tapas bar with white and blue patterned tiles on the walls, small round tables and stools. It is well-known for offering great seafood tapas.

For families, Rosa Negra is a great Mexican restaurant on Via Laietana, a street that crosses with that of the hotel. It offers colourful décor and high quality food such as nachos, burritos and enchiladas. Off Via Laietana you will also find some great tourist attractions. These include Barcelona cathedral, the Santa Caterina food market and the Palau de la Musica – a beautiful old building that place hosts to some of the city’s major classical music concerts.

The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the legendary Las Ramblas. It is easy to find as it is simply necessary to walk straight down Carrer de a Princessa, and carry straight on, past the government buildings and you will find yourself on the centre of the Ramblas. Here you will the amenities that you need, such as banks, pharmacies, internet cafés and a supermarket.

How to Travel from the Airport to the Hotel:

Via Taxi: A taxi from the airport should take about 25 minutes and cost around 25 – 30 euros depending on traffic and luggage.

Via Train:The RENFE train leaves the airport every half an hour and
will take you to Passeig de Gracia in 25 minutes. You can either use the
T10 transport ticket from the airport (T10 costs 7.70 euros for 10
separate journeys on Barcelona public transport) or you can buy a single
fare ticket for 2.80 euros. You then change at Passeig de Gracia onto
the Yellow Line metro and travel to Jaume 1. Your hotel is
then a few minutes walk from the metro.

Via Bus: Take the 'Aerobus ' to Plaza de Catalunya from directly outside the airport. The Aerobus generally runs every 10- 15 minutes and the journey time is 30 minutes. The hotel is 25 minutes walk from Plaza de Catalunya, or 15 minutes in a taxi that will cost about 10-12 euros. Alternatively, you can catch the Metro from Catalunya to Jaume I, from where Boria BCN Hotel is a 5-10 minute walk. It will be necessary to catch the Red line to Urquinaona and then the Yellow line to Jaume I.

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In a Nutshell:

Boria BCN Hotel Barcelona is an interesting concept, teaming apartment style rooms with hotel style service. It is a particularly viable option for families in a city where family size hotel rooms are hard to find. It is located in the heart of a relaxing and Spanish area, whilst still being close to the tourist action.

Boria BCN Hotel - 3 Star
Calle Boria, 24-26
08003
Barcelona

Metro: Jaume I (Yellow line, Line 4)

Rack Rates:

Double Rooms: 179 euro
Suite: 389 euros

50 euros surcharge for each person over a couple staying in the room.

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