Hotel Melia Barcelona, Barcelona City, Catalonia, Spain
Luxurious hotel situated in the most modern area of Barcelona next to the new shopping center and just 10 minutes from the airport. Enjoy the comfortable surroundings of the 300 functionally decorated rooms equipped with all kind of facilities. Our professional team and 24 h. room service guarantee a pleasant stay. Start the day with the gastronomical delights of Melia Barcelona’s extensive and varied breakfast buffet.
Hotel Facilities
- bar
- laundry service
- lift
- luggage department
- handicapped facilities
- jacuzzi
- babysitting service
- buffet breakfast
- spa
- business center/services
- parking
- 24h front desk
- meeting room
- swimming pool
- fax
- gym
- massage
- a la carte restaurant
Room Details
- air conditioning
- fully equipped bathroom
- bath clothes
- satellite tv
- internet access
- heating
- hair dryer
- room service
- interactive tv
- pillow menu
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Hotel Melia Barcelona
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Hotel Melia Barcelona Restaurant
Guide to Montjuic & Poble-Sec
Overlooked by the impressive green open space of Montjuïc, the district of Sants-Montjuïc hosts some of the top city landmarks and culture hotspots, charming plazas and narrow, café-lined streets.
Montjuïc is also home to museums, such as the Fundacio Joan Miro, the Museu d’Arqueologia, the Museu Etnològic and the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, MNAC.
The former Casaramona textile factory, a modernista landmark by Puig i Cadafalch, is now home to Caixaforum, a cultural centre which hosts temporary exhibitions. The Magic Fountain and the Poble Espanyol, with its “artisans’ village”, are other places of interest in Barcelona which are a must-see.
The neighbourhood of Poble-sec in Barcelona stretches from the foot of Montjuïc to the Avinguda Paral•lel, close to the sea. The close-knit community and long-standing theatrical tradition are two of the distinctive features of this part of Barcelona, which retains one of the air-raid shelters built by the local residents during the Spanish Civil War.