Passeig de Gracia by Enjoybcn

The apartment was clean, and the view was nice, with Casa Batlló across the street. There’s a subway station on Gracia Street, making transport very convenient. Breakfast items including milk, juice, and bread were waiting inside. I wasn’t familiar with how apartment accommodation works in Spain, so finding my way in took some effort. You have to check in online beforehand through email, then they send an online key by email. The street key opens the ground floor entrance. For the elevator, wait until the light turns green when it reaches your floor, then open the door manually. Once inside, open the online key for your floor to see the instructions for your room. Mine needed to be turned to the right. If the latch is engaged, turn it fully right twice; if it isn’t, turn it slightly all the way to the right. It was hard to find the building because there’s no visible sign. Enter through the corner apartment entrance at the corner of TapaTapa and El Fornet. Also, the sofa springs stick out and make it uncomfortable.