Pyrenees Accommodation

Destination list

• Andalusia
• Andorra
• Aragon
• Balearic Islands
• Barcelona
• Basque Country
• Catalan Pyrenees
• Costa Brava
• French Pyrenees
• Madrid
• Navarra
• Valencia Community

Hotel Themes

• beach hotels
• food and drink
• hiking hotels
• luxury hotels
• golf hotels
• ski hotels
• spa hotels
• traditional hotels

Accommodation Types

• Country Inns
• Hotels
• Self-Catering
• Small & Charming

Short breaks

• Costa Brava Walking Holiday
• Relax, Unwind & Indulge
• Cycling Holiday

Hotel Gaudi, La Rambla & Barri Gotic, Barcelona

The Hotel Gaudí is a three-star hotel built on the basis of a historical building in 1964 and fully restored between 1986 and 1992 for the Barcelona Olympic Games. Now it is once again being renovated, with the focus this time being on reflecting modernista furniture and emphasising the original architecture of the building in which the hotel is sited. We currently offer 33 renovated bedrooms and will continue to add more a rate of 15 per year until the renovations are completed.

This hotel is set opposite the Palau Güell, designed by Antoni Gaudí, from whom we take our name, a stone’s throw from Barcelona’s famous Ramblas, with its newspaper and magazine kiosks, its birds and fish and its flower and plant stands. Also on the same street are the Liceu opera house, the Palau de la Virreina with its exhibitions, the Palau Moja, the Wax Museum and the Santa Mónica Art Centre, and more...

Also close to the hotel is the Barri Gòtic, the Old Town, home to the cathedral, the Palau de la Generalitat, the City Hall, the Archive of the Crown of Aragón, the Picasso Museum and a range of antique, curio and furniture stores.

Close by, too, are the Maremagnum complex, the IMAX cinema, the Aquarium, the Rambla de Mar, the Columbus Monument, the Drassanes Royal Shipyards, now a maritime museum, –and Barcelona’s Port Vell (Old Harbour), with the Palau de Mar, the Moll de la Fusta promenade, and all manner of restaurants.

Further along the coast is the Port Olímpic (the Olympic Harbour), with the Villa Olímpica (Olympic Village), which has become one of the main centres of the city’s nightlife. And, on the other side of the hotel, Montjuic hill, home of the sporting facilities that hosted the 1992 Olympic Games.