The location is excellent, very close to my favorite restaurant.
The front desk staff was lovely, communicating with me in Chinese, which I really appreciated. It made checking in a very pleasant experience.
They upgraded my room, and it was quite spacious with a view of the courtyard.
Most importantly, I had booked breakfast for two days but only ate it once. When I went to cancel the second day's breakfast, they didn't charge me for it! I only realized this when checking out and double-checked – they confirmed it was complimentary. I'm very grateful for that.
The pool was beautiful, but Barcelona in July is just too hot. I could only enjoy an iced coffee on the rooftop, taking in the views, including the Sagrada Familia.
Now for the minor drawbacks: it doesn't quite feel like a five-star hotel. For over 4000 (RMB) for two nights, there's definitely room for improvement. Personally, I think a true five-star experience should be more like the Park Hyatt Shenzhen.
On my second morning, I left the card on the bed requesting a change of sheets and duvet covers. However, when I returned, I found they hadn't actually been changed, which was a little disappointing.
I saw on Xiaohongshu that they provide instant noodles, but there weren't any in my room.
The room itself wasn't particularly refined; it had a slightly worn, "battle-damaged" look.
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