La Fira

Breakfast was good, and the big tables made it easy to get talking with other guests. I spent five nights at Camino B & B and met some interesting people. The hosts were friendly, and the room, bed, and shower were all clean and perfect. There was also a useful locker for each guest, and the Wi-Fi worked fine. I’m looking forward to coming back next year!

The winery tour arranged by Camino B&B was a real surprise. We went to a province northeast of here and had a magical time with the local wine, food, people, and scenery. We also loved the nearby bakeries and bistros. They were amazing, very kind, and seemed to have something for almost everyone. For our family, this was one of the most welcoming places we’ve stayed in Spain. We spent six nights, and Sopy made us feel comfortable from check-in. The family room had enough space for four, with interesting views of the alley through big windows that could be covered with curtains. We’ll definitely come back next year.

It’s a cozy little B&B with really nice people, just a few steps from downtown. The neighborhood feels local and has lots of artists, right at the foot of Montjuic hill. On a sunny morning, you can head out for a walk there. I’d recommend it 100%.

Breakfast costs extra, but it’s a great way to meet other travelers and get tips from the lovely hosts. We stayed five days and really enjoyed the clean, nice room, which had its own bathroom. There are two rather heavy bikes at the B&B that you can rent. For tapas on Carrer de Blai, try La Tomaquera, and there’s a lovely French bakery nearby. A 10-ride Metro pass is useful too. Montjuic is a huge stretch of gardens and open space to walk or bike around on your first day. Take the telepherique up to the top, and watch the shocking video at the beginning of the tour. For La Sagrada Familia, go in the late afternoon when the sun comes through the stained glass. The amazing fountain, Cascada del parc de la Ciutadella, and the Arc de Triomf are also worth seeing.