Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I, Barcelona City, Catalonia, Spain
Considered by the experts as one of the 35 best hotels in the world - for its service, gastronomy, organization, professional level and surroundings – it has succeeded in creating a luxurious complex inside a big city. The Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I
Business & City Resort and its surrounndings create a unique atmosphere, which is difficult to find in an urban city.
Surrounded by the exotic gardens and lush vegetation the hotel includes the wellness center “The Royal Fitness”, considered as one of the Leading Spas of the World.
Hotel Facilities
- buffet breakfast
- bar
- laundry service
- shop with souvenirs & gifts
- car rental
- 24h front desk
- parking
- handicapped facilities
- jacuzzi
- massage
- gym
- fax
- a la carte restaurant
- business center/services
- beauty salon
- money exchange
- garden
- luggage department
- lift
- swimming pool
- babysitting service
- spa
- sauna
- wifi
Room Details
- air conditioning
- fully equipped bathroom
- security box
- room service
- writing desk
- heating
- bath clothes
- satellite tv
- internet access
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Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I
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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.