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Hotel Arts Barcelona is an iconic skyscraper on the city's beachfront, offering a perfect blend of contemporary luxury, world-class dining, and direct access to the Mediterranean.
Situated in the Port Olímpic area, Hotel Arts provides easy access to both the beach and the city center. The location is ideal—close enough to explore Barcelona's attractions, yet removed from the tourist chaos of Las Ramblas.
My room on the 28th floor offered panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the city. Floor-to-ceiling windows flooded the space with natural light. The design is sleek and modern, with marble bathrooms and high-end amenities. The bed was exceptionally comfortable.
The hotel houses several restaurants, including Enoteca, a Michelin-starred restaurant by Paco Pérez. The tasting menu was innovative and delicious, showcasing Mediterranean flavors with modern techniques. Breakfast at Arola featured an impressive spread with everything from fresh seafood to traditional Spanish pastries.
Direct beach access is a major advantage. The hotel's beach club offers loungers, umbrellas, and cocktail service. Swimming in the Mediterranean before breakfast became my daily ritual.
The 43 The Spa is excellent, offering treatments inspired by the Mediterranean. The indoor pool, sauna, and steam room provided perfect post-sightseeing relaxation.
Staff were professional, multilingual, and genuinely helpful. They provided excellent restaurant recommendations and helped arrange tickets to a Barça match—a highlight of my trip.
At around €400-600 per night, Hotel Arts isn't cheap, but it delivers genuine five-star luxury. The combination of location, facilities, dining, and service makes it one of Barcelona's best hotels.