Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Sant Martí from NZ$317

"I traveled here for the weekend and the hotel was exceptional. Great amenities and nice staff!"

"The room was very clean , did not use the pool."

"The staff working there was super professional and accommodating of our needs. The location is fantastic with beach and restaurants. We had a great time."

"Clean room, friendy and accomodating staff. Loved the free water and coffee. The downstairs and restruants were great. One downside is that rooms do not have closets."

"We chose this hotel for it's proximity to the Sagrada Familia area. We just used it as a bed for a couple of nights and it was fine for that purpose. Being so close to the metro is a definite plus. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. However, the hotel itself is a little tired and in need of a refurbishment. We arrived after 11pm to check-in and there were no available hotel services after that time. We didn't use any of the additional facilities so can't comment on those."

"Overall, the stay was okay. The connectivity and accessibility were good, but the property is quite far from the prime locations and main attractions. The hotel itself feels old, although the bed was comfortable. The carpets in the corridors had visible stains, which affected the overall impression of cleanliness. Housekeeping was inconsistent during my stay — on the first day, toilet paper was not replenished, and on the next day, towels were missing. Additionally, no water bottles were replaced during housekeeping, which is something even a decent property usually provides as a basic service. While the stay was manageable and comfortable in parts, the hotel could definitely improve its maintenance and housekeeping standards."

"Breakfast: More options for vegetarians is desirable."

"Buenas instalaciones, habitaciones y personal."

"Lovely breakfast. Room (junior suite) was amazing - though slight issues with shower screen leaking causing the bathroom floor to get very wet. Good location, lovely staff. Overall can’t fault it "