Silken Diagonal Hotel Barcelona

Piscine ridiculement petite, petit déjeuner très cher (18 euros)

faible reception wifi,mais pour le reste nous avons passé un excellent séjour. l'hôtel est très design, au pied de la tour Agbar, un grand centre commercial en face, le tramway, des bus, le métro à deux pas et une vue sur la sagrada familia. Le petit déjeuner est très cher (15 E) mais somptueux , un vrai repas servi jusqu'à 11heures. Hôtel à recommander, avec sa terrasse sur le toit , des moments magiques.

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Wir haben das Hotel für eine Städtereise im Mai 2012 gebucht und waren durch und durch vollkommen zufrieden... Wenn man ein 4 Sterne Hotel bucht darf man nun mal kein 6 Sterne erwarten, aber das Hotel ist TOP! Die Lage ist perfekt da man direkt vor der Tür ein Einkaufszentrum (GLORIES) , zum Frühstücken perfekt geeignet (die im Hotel wollen 18€ pro Person) im Gloreis frühstückt man echt gut für 5€ p.P. Weiters hat man auch die METRO und die Tram in 2 Min Entfernung. bzw. den Torre Agbar der sich super als orientierungspunkt eignet! Die Zimmer sind sauber und auch nicht zu klein, und das Personal ist sehr freundlich... ICH WÜRD DAS HOTEL SICHER NOCHMALS BUCHEN!!!! ;-)

The Diagonal Hotel Barcelona was a great boutique hotel that was away from the tourist area. This hotel was easily accessible by tram, metro or bus. The Front Desk staff gave us some great restaurant suggestions and assisted us in renting a car for the day. The hotel appearred to have a lot of business travelers. It was a quiet hotel. There was a mall accross the street if you needed anything. There were only 2 english tv channels (BBC & CNBC). The bed was a little hard but think this is a european "thing" as the hotel we stayed in Rome was the same way. If you are a modest person this won't be the hotel for you. The bathroom is clear and anybody staying with you can see everything. If I ever went back to Barcelona I would consider staying here again.

Location is about a 5-10 min. train ride to the Rambla. Cab is about 5-7 euros from the heart of the old city. Extremely accessible by train (trains stop at midnight during the week and all night during the weekends. Rooms are clean, a bit small. The bathrooms have glass, so when you take a shower it's a bit exposed. Fo

we really enjoyed our stay here. the location was perfect for what we wanted to do in Barcelona. The staff was friendly enough, but one specific girl seem really impatient and unwilling to help us when we were needing an extra bed in the room because of our friend missing her flight, and needing to stay with us. We were charged 69 euros for a foldout bed! The room we had had 2 couches in it that would have accommodated her, but the front desk clerk didn't even suggest it. I felt she was rude and very unhelpful. we asked her to help us out in some way, and she refused, saying her manger was not on the premises and having 3 guests in the room without paying for an extra bed was not acceptable. The hotel room was awesome, the restaurant was nice, but food very expensive, the servers really nice.The rooftop view is a dream! the bar ambiance surreal, drink price fair, service great. The pool is tiny, but so pretty. Very nice sitting area. would stay here again, but hope and pray "mean girl" wouldn't be there.

sightseeing the city with city tour bus for 2 day-pass with senior discount fare in Barcelona,Spain

This hotel was clean and the room was adequate, and the location is close to the metro. Be warned though, the glass bathroom is the centerpeice of the room, and if you value any privacy on this front, this hotel is not for you. The hotel has a contemporary feel (70's contemporary), and the hallways are dimly lit with blue lights at night. All in all, an unforgetable experience, but not one I personally wish to repeat. Would recommend this hotel for a single traveler or maybe a young couple, but not a family or mature couple.

We used this location to extend a tour. Fifteen minutes from the port, 20 minutes from the airport, and walking distance (30 minutes) to the Sagada Family Basilica. Ave Diagonal provides easy access to the train, metro, bus, and taxis. Across the street is a large shopping mall with a food court. We enjoyed walking down the Avenue. Many parks large and small. We explored some side streets during our walks and enjoyed treats from some small shops, especially the bakeries. On Saturday there was a huge flea market close to the hotel. Interesting to watch the people buying and selling the same treasures we sell here. The only problem we had at the hotel was that prior to check-in I left a carry-on bag at the hotel. After check-in it was brought up to the room. The bag had contained a fine bottle of Maderia wine. The bottle was broken in many pieces and my clothes drenched. No laundry service was available until Monday. I left for 17-hours of airplane travel smelling like stale wine.