Hotel Sagrada Familia Apartments

The rooftop had a beautiful view, though the balcony view wasn’t much to look at. The neighborhood had good transport connections and plenty of shops, restaurants and cafés. I was concerned about finding halal food, but there were more restaurants than I expected, especially Aladdins, a Lebanese restaurant that didn’t disappoint. Our apartment was clean and tidy, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate kitchen, a utility room with a washer and dryer, and a very spacious dining and lounge area. The staff were welcoming and friendly, and explained everything clearly when we arrived. Check-in was at 3pm and check-out at 11am.

I can’t really describe this hotel, it was way beyond what I expected. The whole experience was great, and I strongly recommend it in Barcelona. Special thanks to Ivan and Bablo, who helped me a lot, even beyond their usual duties. Thanks again to all the staff. When I come back to Barcelona, Sensation Sagarda Familia will definitely be my choice.

The view of the sagrada from 202 was amazing, and the higher floors must be even better. We’ve been travelling around Europe and Scandinavia for three months, and this place has been one of the best. The staff couldn’t do enough for us. They printed our tickets and boarding passes, and when our airport driver didn’t show up, they got us a cab for the same price in 8 minutes. The apartment had everything we needed to be self sufficient: olive Ouro, vinegar, salt and pepper grinders, a dishwasher with detergent, and excellent cookware. I can’t say enough good things about it.

The employees were the highlight, especially at reception. They were friendly, kind, easy to like and very helpful. The cleaning team also came regularly and did a great job. Thanks for making our stay special. The apartment hotel is clean, modern and well equipped, in a central spot beside Sagrada Familia that worked perfectly for exploring the city. There’s a nice roof terrace with a stunning view of the Sagrada. The beds and pillows were hard, though that’s a matter of personal preference.