BCN Urbaness Hotels Del Comte Reviews

Our 3 nights stayed in this hotel in Barcelona. It was clean and everything you need. Just the wall is too thin you can hear what people did in the middle of the night.

The hotel has a great location, and the room was clean. The breakfast was pretty good. But I wonder why the room doesn’t have any coffee, why the internet resets constantly (I entered credentials more than 4 times a day) and why the room card demagnetises even when it isn’t near a mobile phone. The price is also too much for such few services and to stay in a room without an exterior-facing window.

Good location and the room was clean. Only the sound insulation was not good. I heard the sound of taking shower of next room and noise from upper floor every early morning I stayed.

Nice location, and the reception is nice.

Personel fantastic Clean And nice location.

The most importanr think-hotel and room are so clean!Location fantastic ...

Very bad attitude……not pleasant smell inside

First of all, there was an old man with glasses and a potbelly at the reception. It took at least 10 minutes per person to check in. Noise in the room? I could hear the sound of a drill being drilled, and in the next room, there were 3 white men talking and running around, and it was so chaotic. It was so cold and there was no heating system, so I asked to change rooms, but they said there were no rooms and that the noise was okay. This was ridiculous. I opened the window and saw that construction was going on right next to the hotel. So when they drilled, the room vibrated. I thought it was because of the construction, so I tried to give in 10 times and let it go, but now I can hear the sound of water showering in the next room. Oh, and the white guy I mentioned earlier knocked on the door and kept knocking on the door. The front desk was open 24 hours. Why was he sitting there when he didn't even try to stop him? Just don't go. I really ruined my day in Barcelona because of staying at this hotel. I've attached photos and a video. If it's like this because I recorded it, how much would it actually be like? Please, Koreans, just don't go there!!!!!!!! (I can't upload it because the video doesn't attach, but it's really annoying)

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the train station to the hotel. The hotel is located in a relatively central location, not far from Gaudi's three-piece suite, and can be reached on foot. The hotel facilities are relatively new, the area is enough for two people, the bathroom is spacious and separated into dry and wet areas, and the toiletries are also complete. The room is cleaned every day. The uncle at the front desk is kind and patient, and greets warmly and hospitably every day. There are small shops and relatively large supermarkets outside the hotel, so shopping is more convenient. The only thing is that the door is not soundproof. Two women chatted loudly outside my room in the middle of the night and woke me up. They ran away when they heard me open the door. It's really annoying

The room is simply and cleanly decorated. The pictures in the hotel introduction are beautified. But it is quite practical, with everything you need, including an electric kettle. Conveniently located between Plaza España and Plaza Catalunya, within walking distance. The extended area of ​​the block is like the Wutong District in Shanghai, very beautiful. There are graffiti on the outside of the hotel, which looks a bit dirty, but it is actually OK. If you don't have a big budget, it is a good choice. Because Barcelona hotels are extremely expensive in July. This two-star hotel, two adults and one child + breakfast and city tax, costs nearly 1,500 yuan per night.

The hotel is very conveniently located, close to the airport bus station and metro station, and it only takes 20 minutes to walk to Plaza Catalunya. The hotel room is spacious, but the facilities are relatively old. Like most hotels in Europe, there is no refrigerator. The TV in the room is a smart TV that can use YouTube to play your favorite content. The hotel door requires a key card to enter, and the security is reassuring. We stayed for six nights. Except for the cockroaches we encountered when we checked in, overall this hotel was a good value for money.

The price and location are acceptable. The location is very convenient. The red line subway station is only three or four minutes away. There are also many people nearby at night, so you won't feel unsafe. It's very close to Plaza Catalunya, so it's very convenient to go anywhere. It's also convenient to go to the airport and you can walk to the airport bus A1 and A2. It's just that the facilities are really average. The table is very small and the cabinet is very old. Some rooms are surrounded by a patio in the middle. There will be a corridor-like feeling outside the window, which is not so safe, but it's okay to lock the window, but it's a bit stuffy. The curtains are very good at blocking light. However, the sound insulation is very poor. People passing by in the corridor talk very loudly. In the morning, the cleaners cleaning other rooms are also very noisy. There is an Asian-faced woman at the front desk. Her service attitude is not as bad as the comments say, but it's also average. By the way, don't put the card together with the mobile phone, or it will be demagnetized. Then the city tax feels very expensive, and you have to pay a deposit or give him your bank card number (you have to give her the card to copy yourself, which doesn't feel safe. It is recommended that you prepare 100 euros in cash, and he will write a note for you to return when you check out)

The location of the hotel is not very safe. There are messy graffiti and a row of huge trash cans at the entrance of the hotel. There is a high proportion of Indian, Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian people nearby. The glass of the breakfast room is surrounded, and you can't see the street view (in fact, there are trash cans and graffiti outside). The window of the room faces the large terrace, and there is no safety lock zipper or anything like that. It feels like someone can walk in at any minute. When checking in, the front desk needs to collect a 100 euro cash deposit or give him a credit card number (you can't read it to him, you must give him the card, and he can only write it by looking at the number). The reaction of the front desk gives people a feeling of vigilance and distrust (later I associate it with the environment around the hotel, and I can understand it). The room facilities are similar to those in China, with a kettle. When leaving the hotel, I used Uber to call a car, but I couldn't locate the hotel location all the time, and it was always automatically located nearby. I had to ask the hotel to help call a taxi. UBER to the train station is 8 euros, and the taxi meter is 9.5 euros but charges 14.5 euros (an extra 5 euro taxi fare, but the front desk didn't tell me when helping to call a taxi). The terminal, the check-in experience is not good.

Nice hotel, simple and unpretentious but with everything it needs. Delicious breakfast. Good location. Recommended.