2-Star Hotels in Catalonia, Spain

The first night was bad, because you could hear everything, and the other guests on both sides were making noise, one had a dog and it was barking, you could hear the people on the street, but then the girl at reception (I think she was Russian) kindly changed our room and it was much better, I was able to sleep and rest. I will probably come back, the rest was all good.

The hotel was unstaffed after 10:30 PM. The bed was quite small, making for an uncomfortable night's sleep. And the air conditioning was excessively noisy. It's easily accessible from the city center by bus. It's also very close to the beach, so I'd recommend it for leisure trips, but not for business travel.

Everything was excellent! Better than a 5-star hotel. The buffet breakfast is highly recommended. Very good transportation and excellent service. Thank you so much!

The staff were friendly. It's about a 20-minute walk to Sagrada Familia. The metro station is also close by, making it convenient for getting around. The air conditioning worked well. Breakfast was average. There's a supermarket and a bar nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding food. The kitchen is available for guests, which is great for self-catering. A microwave, refrigerator, and cooking utensils were also provided.

The smart TV is DumbTV as it does not have WiFi and the Bluetooth and network options are disabled as well as the ISB and others. For the rest, the place is good and the people who serve are very nice. The only BIG BUT BESIDES THE DUMBTV is the WiFi that works like hell....and on top of that you consume data from the WiFi and when it stops it works even worse

had booked it for a night. The hotel is near to the airport like 10 mins drive. To checkin you have to go to another hotel at 3 min walking distance and then go to this hotel. I had booked room for 3, considering that the room was very small and the beds were congested, but clean. Bathroom was quite good comparatively. No food or drinks available. No person to attend to incase of any issues. I had to go back to another hotel to check out and return the keys.

We stayed for four nights. Due to availability, we ended up reserving different room types for the first and third nights, but they were very considerate and made sure we didn't have to move rooms. We took a taxi from Sants Station. It cost about 20 euros. Taxis only went as far as the square, so we had to walk a bit. On the way back, we took the subway to Sants Station. There were a few stairs at Sants Station, which was a challenge, but it was cheap and quick. The room was simple and had the bare necessities. The shower room was small, and the bed was hard. Having a kettle was convenient. The walls were thin, so voices and door slams echoed from neighboring rooms. The location is great, with supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, and everything else nearby. The staff were all friendly and I had a comfortable stay. The room was well-maintained and very clean. It's not a luxurious hotel, but for the price, I was very satisfied with the private room with its own bathroom.

I had an amazing experience staying at Travelodge From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel welcome and went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable. The check-in process was quick and efficient, and my room was spotless, spacious, and beautifully decorated.

Great experience, very clean hotel and rooms! The reception staff are always kind and available for any request or problem. Every day the room was also tidied and arranged with absolute respect for personal objects. I am therefore absolutely satisfied with the overnight stay!

This hotel is about a 15-minute walk from the train station. I arrived in the morning and they kindly allowed an early check-in, which was very thoughtful. The hotel facilities are standard, and there's a subway station right outside, not far from the Spanish Steps. The environment is a bit noisy due to the subway sounds from the street, but it's within a tolerable range.