Hotel Europark

I’m really glad I found this hotel. I searched through hotels reviewed by Unilocalers and stumbled over this jewel located very centrally in Barcelona town.
It’s easily accessible from the airport and well situated to walk to all the major sites. And if you don’t want to walk, just jump on the metro and go anywhere you like.
We took the A2 aeroporto bus from terminal T2 (A/​B/​C) to P. Catalonya in the middle of town. Then walked about 15min to the hotel. You can also take a taxi or the underground from there. It’s the place where all the shopping starts, so don’t be distracted too much. :-)
Anyway, we arrived at the hotel and got informed that check in is only from 15.00. Until then, we could leave our luggage in their locked room beside the reception.
The Sagrada Familia cathedral is only a 7min walk from the hotel. The Ramblas is about 15 – 20 min walk. Metro stop Girona nearby.
The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. We had lots of questions about the area and where to go. They kept their patience with us and provided us with lots of useful information. We also could book part of the tourist hop on and off bus with them and got a discount.
The room was very clean and tidy. We had a balcony with a view towards the hills. The décor is black and white and looks very tasteful. Besides a kettle we also got our own nespresso machine. The shower is fantastic!
On the 8^th floor there is a communal area where you can sit outside in the summer and even enjoy a swim in their outdoor swimming pool.
On the first floor is the restaurant and bar. It’s also the breakfast room. Breakfast can be included in the overall hotel prize, if you chose to. There is plenty of hot and cold breakfast choice for the hungry traveler, English to Continental.
I can’t deny that the hotel is on a busy road and can recommend to get a room further up, as well as to the back. However, everywhere in Barcelona it seems busy and heaving with people. Just imagine all the inhabitants living there being confronted by the street noise every day. Luckily the hotel has double glazing. Our window was open, and I still slept like a baby. If you are used to silence then I can recommend you look for somewhere outside of town or in a more residential area without tourist attractions.
If you want a hotel in the middle of town with good connections to places, clean and friendly, then this is the place for you! Enjoy!

Lovely stay at the hotel! Very clean and PERFECT location to all the gaudi buildings. Tons of great restaurants and grocery stores nearby. Also close to subway from airport.
Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. They booked us tickets to flamenco show and we got front row seats the day before.
They also cleaned our room everyday and to my surprise changed our sheets everyday too.
Lovely pool area up on roof, and sitting area on opposite side with bathroom.
Breakfast was fresh and yummy every day, and one day I wasn’t feeling well and we ate lunch in the restaurant and it was delicious as well.
No frills, very European, very happy to have booked here.

The hotel has a good location as others note and is a close walk to the metro. The rooms are clean but lack general maintenance (shower shelf falling off; outlets not working; door does not shut unless slammed hard). The walls are paper thin so bring ear plugs unless you want to be part of your neighbor’s conversations. There are not a lot of restaurant choices around within walking distance.
The hotel offers free Wi-​Fi and computer/​printing access. They have a give/​take bookshelf near the restaurant.
I found it odd that the day before I checked out all of my toiletries were taken away. They give you a box of items, but remove it from your room prior to your last night. Seems a bit cheap to do, especially since I actually needed the shampoo and they threw away my own toiletries that were in the shower.
The reason for two stars vs. three is the front desk staff. Perhaps it is because I was a single female traveler, but I found them incredibly rude and unhelpful in all aspects. Twice I stood waiting to ask a question, and when a group of men walked up after me they were helped first. Basic restaurant suggestions or Barcelona questions were treated with disdain and snarky, short answers. I am fluent in Spanish (which a few of them knew) but the ones that did not know I overheard making not so nice remarks about guests behind the curtain near the front desk. Very disappointing and for that reason alone I would not recommend this hotel unless you are in a group and have ear plugs.

We loved our stay at the Hotel Europark in Barcelona! The room was very comfortable and the décor was lovely, not a large room, but it worked well, considering there were 3 of us! The bathroom was a great size for 3!
The Staff was helpful, the lobby was a great gathering spot, breakfast was yummy with lots of choices, and it was nice to have a pool to dip in since the weather was so warm!
We would recommend this Hotel to anyone traveling to Barcelona, and look forward to staying there on our next trip!

When we got to this hotel, I wouldn’t let my husband put any of his luggage down because I had to take pictures and videos of the room and the set up… It was absolutely beautiful! I loved the décor and the staff was so helpful and courteous as well. Would definitely recommend it.

One of my new favorite hotels! I stayed 6 nights in the Penthouse Barcelona (expensive but well worth the money, and used a discount code found online) and it was first-​class from start to finish. There are only 2 penthouse rooms, both on the 10^th floor, so it’s very quiet except for street noise which I only heard out on the private balcony. Spacious suite (bedroom + living room) with mid-​size refrigerator (not full size, but larger than the usual hotel minibar) and large bathroom with separate rain shower plus shower over tub. Fast, reliable WiFi, big screen TV’s (English language channels — CNN, CNBC and BBC World) and excellent lighting in both rooms. Good choice of room service items at very reasonable prices (nothing over 8 EUR), quick delivery and fresh, tasty food. Nice breakfast buffet with cold/​hot foods, cereal, yogurt, fruit, toast, pastries, juices, coffee/​teas — lots of comfortable seating and very attentive servers as well. The service was exceptional from the front desk to housekeeping to room service, everyone was helpful and pleasant. Mercadona supermarket 2 blocks away and a Caprabo market (household goods and personal items on street level, food on lower level) right down the street at Carrer d’ Arago 313 – 317. I highly recommend Hotel Europark and will definitely stay there again!

Great location, can walk to everywhere, close to Ramblas, Passeig de Graciá, Sagrada Familia, and other Gaudí’s buildings.
Walking or Metro, location is great.
Great staff. After long walks we enjoyed the roof top pool.

Cheap, comfortable, functional wifi, slick (yet laughably small) elevators, close proximity to late-​night convenience stores, a reasonable walk to popular tourist sites. The only thing that sucks is the fitness room. I wouldn’t mention it but it reallllllly sucks and I can’t stay silent on this.
The place rules, though… unless you are counting on a decent fitness room with weights that can’t be lifted by a playful kitten.

We loved this hotel! It was in a great location and only a few minutes walking distance to the «old city» and to the Sagrada Familia. We were also close to a lot of great cafes and restaurants, and the people at the front desk provided us with some excellent recommendations of places to try. We were also referred to a restaurant on the beach, and the front desk helped guide us to the nearest metro to help us save money and avoid taking a cab to/​from the location. Room was a great size, bathroom was clean and also a good size, and king size bed was comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely be back again!

I love this hotel. I’ve been to Barcelona no less than a dozen times, and this is my go-​to place. The location could not be better, it’s walkable to everything worth seeing/​trying in Barcelona. And if you don’t want to walk, there are a couple of metro stations very close by. Yes, from an American perspective, the rooms are small-​ish, but they are chic, clean, and very comfortable. The breakfast buffet is probably the best I’ve ever seen. They have very good wifi as compared to most places in Spain. The staff was helpful and friendly, and very patient with my attempts at Castellano. Great bar area that opens to the outdoors in warmer weather. Prices are reasonable, and you can always find a deal if you’re willing to put in the time. The only downside: it can be noisy, but sadly, that’s the case with virtually any hotel in central Barcelona, so I can’t hold it against them. Highly recommended!

C’est grâce à une belle promo via le site Verychic que j’ai réservé 2 nuits dans cet hôtel pour 2 personnes. Nous avions droit à un surclassement en chambre supérieure et à une bouteille de Codorniu.
Le personnel était très agréable, parlait bien anglais et même un peu de français pour certains.
Notre chambre était très jolie, avec un lit king size hyper confortable, on a dormi comme des bébés! 2 peignoirs et paires de pantoufles étaient à notre disposition.
Dans la salle de bain, on avait à notre disposition un petit kit comprenant du savon (liquide et solide), shampoing, kit de rasage (rasoir jetable + lingette), kit dentaire (brosse à dent jetable + dentifrice), éponge, bonnet de douche,. La douche était spacieuse, le petit défaut c’est le manqué de puissance du jet (commun à la plupart des hôtels il me semble.).
Le deuxième soir, nous avons demandé la bouteille de cava à laquelle on avait droit, elle nous a été apportée 5 min plus tard par le room service, dans un seau à champagne avec les deux flûtes.
Nous n’avions pas réservé le petit-​déjeuner de l’hôtel.
L’hôtel est situé à 2 min à pied de l’arrêt de métro Girona, qui permet de se déplacer facilement vers les lieux à visiter. La sagrada familia est à environ 10 min à pieds.
Pour résumer, nous avons vraiment adoré cet hôtel, et le recommandons vivement.

Hotel Europark was excellent and I would highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Barcelona for business or vacation. Check in was a breeze, they also had the best wifi connection I had in all of Barcelona, whether I was in my room or the lobby. Reception was always helpful and extremely courteous.
The room itself was great and very modern, the bed was a little firmer than what I am used to but I actually slept fine on it. The housekeeping staff seemed to clean the room just about every day. At the end of February 2015 I paid about $ 120 a night for a superior room, it had a great balcony you could smoke on and a king sized bed. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t the Mandarin Oriental but for the price this is for sure a 5 star establishment. An odd feature was that you could turn on the TV and sound from the restroom, I would have preferred something more traditional like ventilation.
The location is also very central to all the locations and transportation but is about 3 — 4 blocks off of some of the main strips so you get some peace and quiet here as well. Great coffee shop called Molika is also about 4 blocks away too.

Nice neighborhood, clean, wonderful place to stay, good staff and fine food/​breakfasts, has café/​bar and room service available. They have an outdoor pool too. Rooms were good sized, clean, very comfy beds. 10 minute walk to Sagrada Familia, 15+ to Plaza Catalunya

Cute hotel and I received a great deal with my flight from BA so I booked this as a package. Clean and modern. I did feel like it was a long walk from the true center of Barcelona but a easy 7 – 10 euro taxi in or a 20 min walk. I enjoyed this hotel and would fully recommend it. Try the cute café around the corner Betlem.

Über Click&Mix bei Expedia gebucht und Ausschau nach einem günstigen, aber guten Hotel gehalten, wurde ich beim «Hotel Europark» fündig.
Wir verbrachten sieben Nächte im Hotel und waren insgesamt sehr zufrieden. Insbesondere die Lage (5 min. von einer Metrostation entfernt, die direkt zum Flughafen führt), die Sauberkeit der Zimmer und die Freundlichkeit des Personals überzeugten uns, so dass wir jederzeit wieder dort einchecken würden.
Gerade die Rezeptionisten waren unglaublich hilfsbereit, so dass man zumeist viel Zeit mitbringen musste, wenn man nur eine (eigentlich einfache) Frage hatte. Dies ist jedoch überaus positiv gemeint, da bspw. auf die Frage nach einer guten Gelegenheit zum Mittagessen in der Nähe der Sagrada Familia, etwa zehn Restaurants verschiedener Couleur und Preiskategorie aufgelistet und im Stadtplan vermerkt wurden. Das nenne ich mal Servicequalität :)
Auch die Zimmer sind geräumig (Empfehlung zur Buchung eines Superior Rooms, da diese kaum teurer, aber größer und nicht in den unteren Stockwerken zur fünfspurigen Hauptstraße gelegen sind), modern eingerichtet, werden täglich äußerst akribisch gereinigt und sind daher gerade für Städtereisen zu empfehlen.
Im Keller befindet sich neben einem kleinen Fitnessraum auch noch ein Massageraum (beides nicht genutzt) und auf dem Dach kann man nach einem anstrengenden Tag in Barcelona in einem kleinen Pool (Wassertiefe nur 80 cm) entspannen und sich dort auch vom Hotelservice mit Speisen und Getränken zu fairen Preisen versorgen lassen. Lieder schließt dieser Bereich bereits um 20 Uhr, so dass wir nur an einem Abend in den Genuss gekommen sind.
Das Frühstück kann ich nicht beurteilen, da wir auf Empfehlung von Freunden, die eine längere Zeit in Barcelona verbracht haben, unseren Aufenthalt ohne Frühstück gebucht hatten.
Da die Hotelangebote meist auf Touristen ausgelegt und somit untypisch für Spanien seien und es zahlreiche Bäckereien und Cafés an jeder Straßenecke gebe, sollten wir vom überteuerten Frühstücksbuffet (14 € pro Person und Nacht) absehen und uns lieber selbst verpflegen. Außerdem sei es in Barcelona aufgrund der teuren Restaurantpreise zu empfehlen, mittags in ein Restaurant einzukehren und ein «Menu del Dia» zu genießen, da dieses nur einen Bruchteil der abendlichen Kosten verursachen würde.
Wir hielten uns an die Empfehlungen und waren letztlich sehr froh darüber, da ich schneller Blick auf das Buffetangebot im Hotel nicht allzu verheißungsvoll war, die Bäckereien in der Umgebung gute Angebote hatten und wir uns somit auch noch Platz im Magen für weitere Leckereien wären des Tages gelassen hatten ;)
Hier eine kleine Liste von getesteten Bäckereien in der Umgebung:
L’Art del Pa:
Pastisseria L’Eixample:

Mon Pa:
Insgesamt also ein tolles Hotel, welche ich uneingeschränkt empfehlen kann :)

My best friend and I booked this hotel back in March and received a confirmation about our reservation. We got there the other day and we are not in their system and the hotel was over booked. They did correct the mistake within 20 minutes and sent a complimentary cab to take us down to their sister hotel (see review on that) with a hotel room upgrade. Many hotels would treat us as «too bad so sad, we don’t or can’t take responsibility for over the booking» but they chose to do good by their reputation and help us out.

After way too much hemming and hawing over where to stay in Barcelona, we ultimately decided to book a superior room at the Hotel Europark. Upon arrival, we wondered if we were a little too off the beaten path. After several days among the masses on Passeig de Gracia, we realized that our short walk into a less touristy part of the neighborhood was well worth it. The Europark is an oasis of thoughtful touches from free, reliable wifi to a pretty tasty breakfast (we booked via Expedia, did not select the breakfast rate, but they assured us that it came with our reservation — sweet!), friendly front desk staff to plentiful toiletries and towels. Sure, the bed was on the firm side, but the pros far outweighed the cons. We could easily walk to loads of shops, restaurants, and Gaudi gems (Casa Batllo, La Pedrera, and Sagrada Familia in 10 minutes or less). Highly recommended!

This was, by far, my FAVORITE hotel during our Euro trip! A fantastic boutique hotel; the contemporary décor was right up my alley. I booked through
and it was a VERY reasonable price! Other than than the fab décor, the second best part is that it’s close to everything — restaurants, tourist attractions, and shopping! Everything was walking distance and if we didn’t want to walk too far, we took a cab, it was dirt cheap!
Rooms are really spacious and once again, I loved the décor! The bed is huge — I literally could roll on it back and forth for days. Also very comfy, including the pillows. Our other travel budds opted for 2 double beds in their room and they were also pretty big. Loved the bathroom, the hair dryer, however, wasn’t the best. They don’t have a clothes iron in the room — just call the front desk and order one. They are quick, they brought one up within minutes. I just now realized that we didn’t get to check out their rooftop — we were just too busy and it slipped our mind. They have a pool which is small, but cute (according to the pics I saw before booking).
The staff wasn’t the friendliest — honestly, I think they thought we were annoying Americans — mainly, because I asked them a million questions about getting places and one day, one of the front desk clerks stared at me in distaste as I sat in the lobby and took selfies for a good 10 minutes while I waited for my travel buddies. Whatever, I could care less. All I care about is that they were pretty helpful, you don’t have to be nice, just help me do what I need to do. They were competent, helped us with our handy little tourist map and gave us suggestions on the best ways to get the places we wanted to go. We walked to Casa Batlló (10 minute walk) and also to several restaurants, but we took cabs to anything that was longer than a 20 minute walk. Very easy to catch a cab on this street. And the amazing part, the cabs are impeccably clean — God, I LOVE Barcelona!
They have FREE WI-​FI! No password needed!

I was very pleased with the Europark. It was very clean and contemporary. It had all the amenities of an American hotel with little European touches. When you are walking all day, it is nice to come back to shower with plenty of hot water, fluffy towels and robes and a comfortable bed.
The roof deck and pool are nice and there is a great view of the city.
It was within walking distance to some great sights (Sagrada Familia) and food. There are several different Metro stops within a block or two.

What a nice hotel! We loved our stay here. We lucked out: we paid for our 6 night stay with frequent flyer miles. Ca-​ching!
For starters, the staff was super friendly, helpful — and their English was superb. My Spanish is meh… so I was grateful they were fluent and accommodating!
Here was a nice touch: they had a few computers available (one with a printer) so you could purchase tickets for tourist sites or even check in for your flight. Loved this idea. AND they made wifi free — it was a super strong connection too. Well done.
The room? Spotless and modern. And while no one really spends time watching television on vacation, we had plenty of options for English-​speaking channels. It was just… nice.
We had the chance to meet another hotel guest while on a tour (coincidence!) who said they served wine with breakfast (we didn’t have breakfast here). Sigh… I love traveling through Europe.
We did have the chance to order room service a couple times (to avoid the crazy crowds pretty much everywhere we went), and were happy with that. The prices weren’t more than we would have paid out and it was still good, Spanish food.
I would highly recommend this place!

Barcelona was our last stop for this trip. We spent 4 nights in Rome, and 2 nights in Ibiza, and finally when we got here, we were pleased! Nothing wrong with our accommodation in Rome or Ibiza, but EuroPark hotel is very modern. We walked in and were like, «oh wow, now this is fancy!». Amenities: there is a mini swim pool/​deck area, mini fitness center, few computers for travelers without laptop and fast wifi.
The room is small, but sufficient. Very clean and comfortable room with pretty huge bathroom. Our room is right next to the elevator but had no noise issue.
Location wise, it is about ¾ blocks to the Passeig da gracia train station and Passeig da gracia street and the beautiful Casa Batllo. It is actually in between Casa Batllo and Sagrada Familia, so again, very convenient. Not too far of a walk to Las Ramblas either.
If you stay here, try to take the train from airport to the hotel, cost you 3.6euro each way and brings you to the Passeig da gracia train station and you can walk to the hotel (about 5mins).

We enjoyed staying here on the 9^th floor with our little balcony. I included a bottle of cava and a bouquet of flowers with our reservations. Both showed up within 15 minutes of checking in. The flowers were beautiful and lasted five days! The hotel staff was extremely pleasant to deal with.
The inside of room was slightly smaller than expected. It was a little difficult to move around because the bed took up most of the space in the room. I would almost sacrifice some of the balcony to open up the hotel room. The bathroom was also cramped. Even the bathroom door wouldn’t open up all the way because it would hit the toilet.
Breakfast was included with our reservation. The spread was decent. They had scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, cheeses, breads, fruits, cereals, and yogurt. We didn’t worry too much if we missed breakfast on those days we slept in. I did take advantage of our espresso maker in the room. I would suggest the same if you visit.
Location is good. You can walk to the Sagrada, Rambla, Arc from the hotel and the Metro is a two minute walk. There is also a grocery store two blocks from the hotel if you forget any personal care products or if you want to buy some wine for your balcony.
We brought our bathing suits but didn’t use them. The pool is smaller than what I remember in the pictures. Instead of getting in the water we ordered a bottle of cava (again) from the service phone. It’s a great spot to sit back and sip on some bubbly while reading a magazine or book. But the pool would be crowded if more than 6 people were in it.
Last thing, if you want a change from Spanish food there is a GREAT Italian restaurant around the corner. Visit «A Gianni» for a great meal, fresh food and wonderful service.

Nettes, kleines und sauberes Hotel. Das Design in Schwarz-​Weiß ist im ersten Moment befremdlich, aber bei gedämpften Licht kommt eine angenehme Stimmung auf. Man darf sich nicht von einem mit schwarzen Fliesen ausgestatteten Badezimmer abschrecken lassen. Was hingegen abschreckend ist, dass ist die Straße, an der das Hotel liegt. Irrsinnig laut! Also lieber ein Zimmer nach hinten nehmen. Ansonsten kann man es empfehlen. Das Frühstück ist nichts Besonderes, das Continental Breakfast war kalt. dass man kostenloses WLAN auf dem Zimmer hat ist sehr angenehm.

Hôtel fort agréable, pas loin des grands axes de shopping, mais pas trop près non plus afin de rester suffisamment tranquille pour le bien-​être et le repos de ses clients :)
Réception un poil trop lent mais très aimable, service en chambre et tarifs de la carte restent franchement très corrects pour un bel hôtel 3*
Hôtel qui perd une étoile, à cause de la piscine unique extérieure non chauffée!
J’avais malheureusement pour eux, envie de me baigner!

Super Hotel im modernen Design, für spanische Verhältnisse extrem sauber und ordentlich. Mit sehr netter Dachterasse und freien WLAN.