Ramblas Studio A

Located in Barcelona’s central core of the Gothic Quarter, the Ramblas Studio A offers authentic and stylish accommodation for up to four guests.

Perfect for a group of business or leisure travellers seeking central lodgings close to the action of La Rambla and the enigmatic appeal of El Gotico, this bright and luminous studio cannot fail to deliver. Blending contemporary fittings with traditional historical elements, the dwelling provides an exclusive glimpse into genuine Catalan living, complimented by a cosy and homely ambience.

Authentic ceiling beams and elegant wooden floors adorn the living space, which benefits from plentiful natural light. A convertible sofa transforms into a double sleeping spot for two, with a flat screen TV also available for the evening’s entertainment. The incredibly sleek kitchen supplies a range of premium amenities, enabling you to impress your guests with your culinary skills. All home cooked dishes can be enjoyed together with your companions at the charming dining table. A curtain secretes the double bed for added privacy, guaranteeing a peaceful night’s rest. A delightful display of art decorates the corridor as you enter the bathroom, fresh and modern and comprising of a sink, toilet and shower unit.

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Originating as a Roman settlement, the shadowy and mysterious Gothic Quarter is the neighbourhood to choose if you desire central lodgings complimented by excellent nightlife options and exquisite architecture. The apartment is conveniently situated mere metres from La Rambla, a 1.2km pedestrian boulevard that is alive day and night with colourful characters, innovative street performers and literally thousands of tourists. The unparalleled avenue for people watching, this vibrant and elongated thoroughfare stretches from the central square of Plaza de Catalunya all the way to the glistening waters of the Mediterranean.

Also within close proximity is Barcelona’s Santa Eulalia Cathedral, exhibiting 14th century Gothic design, a beautiful cloister and a family of geese, whose ancestors have inhabited this peaceful spot for an impressive five generations. For a dramatically contrasting architectural style, take a brief stroll to the nearby Eixample district, innovatively designed by Catalan’s own engineer Ildefons Cerda. This attractive and spacious neighbourhood boasts some of Barcelona’s best examples of its legendary Modernist structures, most notably from the incredibly imaginative mind of Antoni Gaudi.