Oriente Atiram

The overall cleanliness of the room and hotel was exceptional. The staff went above and beyond in their friendliness and helpfulness. The location of the hotel couldn't have been better. Our room, situated at the rear of the hotel, provided a peaceful retreat from any outside noise. The only aspect that fell short of my expectations was the lack of complimentary coffee with our stay.

This hotel in the heart of La Rambla was a very convenient choice during our trip to Barcelona. The location was unbeatable and we were greeted by friendly and helpful reception staff upon arrival. We were pleasantly surprised to be upgraded to a well-decorated family room facing the lively Rambla, although the noise from outside could still be heard even with the windows closed. As I am a light sleeper, I had to use earplugs to get a good night's rest. Unfortunately, the hotel did not provide an iron and the paid service for it seemed overpriced, leaving me with no choice but to deal with some wrinkles in my clothes. The storage space in the room was also limited, with minimal hanging room and shelf space. However, the comfortable beds made up for these inconveniences. The hotel did provide a kettle, but the water jug was never refilled. The breakfast was average and the staff were efficient in preparing tables for the busy mornings. When we requested a late check out, we were informed it was not possible due to availability. Overall, I would say this is a decent 3-star hotel and I would consider returning for its location and comfortable beds.

I recently stayed at a hotel situated on the famous street, "La Rambla", just a short distance from the bustling city center, "Plaza de Catalunya". This was a wonderful spot for a family vacation, with well-maintained rooms, a scrumptious breakfast, and conveniently placed drinking water near the rooms. The reception team was extremely kind and attentive, offering helpful assistance throughout my stay.

Upon arriving at our accommodation, we were disappointed by the lack of warmth in our welcome. The staff member seemed disinterested and unenthusiastic, which left us with a negative first impression. We were surprised to find out that we needed to pay a $10 deposit for a key to access the lockboxes in our room, as most hotels use keypad systems. While not a major inconvenience, it was not the norm. Another inconvenience was the hot water situation - it took over 10 minutes of running the faucet and shower before the water started to warm up. Only then were we able to take a shower. Additionally, our floor was mostly under construction, resulting in loud noises from workers during our stay. These may seem like minor details, but as tourists, the quality of our hotel greatly impacts our overall experience in Barcelona.

I recently stayed at a hotel in Barcelona and overall, I had a pleasant experience. The room was well-maintained and had a powerful shower, although it could have been a bit cleaner. The bed was a bit too firm and small for my liking. The room also had a small balcony and air conditioning. One nice aspect was the complimentary water bottle refill. Additionally, there was a mini fridge and a TV for entertainment. I really enjoyed the view of Las Ramblas from my room, it was always interesting. The staff were always very helpful and friendly, which made my stay even more enjoyable.