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The environment is very cool and serene. The hotell itself is beautiful with minimalistic design.. The constant everyday sun made everything beautiful.. Hotel staff were friendly and they speak English (except the cleaners). Hotel rooms are decently spaced and cleaned daily. Breakfast not bad. The hotel itself sits between the train station and a big supermarket/grocery stores and restaurants.  some local restaurants are just about 1-2km away. So everything you need is just a few minutes walk away from the hotel.. I'll definitely come again

We stayed here for a night after arriving on a late flight and continuing our journey in Barcelona the next day. Since it's a new property our taxi driver needed to be guided by us to it as he drove past the turning to it initially - that added a few Euros to the cost ! It was nice to stay somewhere newly built and the decor in the room was nice with lots of wood and high quality bathroom fittings. The bed was very comfortable but with the usual soft pillows that we find awkward. Breakfast was buffet style with cold cuts, cheeses, breads/pastries and a small hot selection of sausages, scrambled egg and roasted vegetable. Unfortunately teh egg was cold but otherwise everything was good and the staff were eager to please. We were able to walk to Viladecans rail station (10-15 minutes) and make our way into Sants station to connect to the Barcelona metro.

Me and my 15 yr old daughter did a night here before flying home to the UK next morning. We had been staying at Portaventura and I had been nervous about being 2 hrs travel from the airport on the day and dependent on potentially unreliable public transport. This hotel despite the description isn’t that near to the airport - about 5 miles away and the bus we transferred to (L99) doesn’t stop that near to the hotel- good 20 mins walk with suitcases in tow. But I knew some of this before and was prepared. You need your iPhone map on to find it through a number of suburb streets. As regards the hotel, it’s no frills but the staff spoke good English and my daughter now speaks conversational Spanish too which helps. They were also all very friendly. Room normal Ibis basic but fine for overnight stay and breakfast was simple continental but again fine when it’s basically grab and go you want. Looking at the bus timetables to airport next morning they were all being cancelled or delayed so we got a taxi (there’s a rank outside hotel) instead for €22. Ate at the McDonald’s adjacent to hotel and there is also a Lidl over the road., would consider using it again in similar circumstances

The room is great and the location is very good. It is half an hour away from the airport Charles de Gaulle and 10 minutes away from the Arc de Triomphe by subway. It is right next to it. The accommodation environment inside is first-class. The bar and restaurant downstairs are first-class, luxurious, high-end and comfortable. The breakfast inside is great. There is a restaurant town next to it with a variety of choices.

This is an airport hotel in an industrial area for when you need a place to stay before your flight. I gave this place a 2 out of 5 because the staff were very nice, the room was soundproof, and the mattress felt new. Otherwise, I would have rated it lower. The room was without wifi coverage, wifi only worked in the lobby. Kind of a pain when you want to check flight status and messages. The room was somewhat clean but the pictures on this page appear to have been taken many years ago, because everything in old and worn out. The general lobby, elevator foyers and high traffic areas were downright dirty. I didn't eat at the hotel but we had coffee, It didn't appear that others were enjoying the food offered on buffet. For the price, this place was not a very good value.

We stayed overnight before boarding a cruise ship from the port. They operate a free shuttle from the airport, and that worked very well. The hotel itself is located in the middle of a shopping centre (that is closed on Sundays). Check in was very simple and the staff welcoming. I was curious that they didn't ask for a credit card for any extra's, but it turned out that there was no mini bar in the room and the bar and restaurant had to be paid for in real time. The room was clean, but basic. No English speaking channels on the TV, so if you don't use the spa and the shops are shut, there is not a lot to do in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. No tea or coffee making facilities in room and no complimentary water bottle, which would have been very welcome. Restaurant has a limited menu for dinner but a very comprehensive breakfast buffet. All the food was fresh and cooked well, but on a Saturday night there were very few dinners, so don't worry about booking. I was told they operated a shuttle to the port and I booked it upon arrival. They did advise me that it was not free. As it turned out, they ordered a Taxi for me, they charged me €30 which I had to pay before getting into the taxi. The taxi ride took less than 10 minutes and I have a feeling that if I had of called a taxi without asking the hotel, it would have been significantly cheaper. I think that the €30 is split between the hotel and the driver, could be wrong. Would I stay there again - yes, but for one night only.

Breakfast has a ham, croissant and a variety of sweet jams. They are all twin rooms and two freely moveable cots. With balcony, smoking. There is a small pool downstairs. The surrounding area is a residential building. Next to it is an anecbleu shopping center with HM, leftie, zara, mobile phone shop, and a fresh supermarket. There is a Carrefour next to it, and there is a small supermarket next to Carrefour. There are bars opened by Chinese people to drink bottle of estrella to ham, go straight out of the hotel super turntable, turn right at the crossroads, the first corner of the second intersection.

The hostel facilities are quite rustic, bordering on old, the location is quite far compared to the center of Barcelona (1 hour by bus) to get to the hotel there are some steep slopes, so if you carry suitcases, you'll need to walk. a taxi. But it is a beautiful place with exceptional views (very nice both the views and the exterior and interior facilities. I am skeptical about the rooms that are old and the bathroom from the 70s. But with all the services. So to rest and relax*** * It's okay, but nothing out of this world, but everything is very clean. The staff is excellent and very friendly. If I wanted to rest and didn't mind paying for a taxi to get there and back, I would repeat, but for sightseeing in the center of Barcelona I wouldn't repeat.

Fab hotel! Rooms were very clean, the hotel includes a free pool, gym & sauna. Staff on desk were lovely and very welcoming. Hotel is right next to a kfc, Burger King, mc Donald’s & shopping centre. Only faults I would say is that the room looked slightly different to the picture, it was meant to have a sofa in and a runner along the bed, without this it made it look very bare. It’s about a 10-15 min walk from the train station which leads you into Barcelona however if you are wanting to go into Barcelona everyday I would recommend getting a hotel closer! It takes about a hour in total to get there, great hotel if you are only wanting to go into the centre 1-2 times whilst you are there. Due to this I probably wouldn’t stay again/if I did it would only be for one night. The breakfast was very disappointing! €26 for 2 people which was for one day however there was only bacon, sausages, veg & egg. No vegetarian option for the meat and not much variety at all, the pastries were nice and so was the juice however definitely not worth the price! There is a lovely strip which is full of bars next to the train station, also a lidl round corner from hotel which is very handy.