Plaza Catalunya C

The incredibly charismatic Plaza Catalunya C offers unique and authentic lodgings for up to four guests, conveniently situated in the heart of Barcelona’s city centre.

Occupying a privileged location in the enigmatic Gothic Quarter, this beautiful one bedroom dwelling features contemporary design, graceful furnishings and an amiable and welcoming ambience. The living area is saturated in light, escaping through the floor to ceiling windows that open onto a charming balcony. Pristine white walls, handsome wooden floors, a stylish coffee table and a luxurious sofa adorn this relaxing environment, complimented by a flat screen TV. The sofa converts effortlessly to provide a snug sleeping spot for two of your companions.

A cosy and intimate dining table grants a convivial setting for convening with your fellow guests, allowing you to take advantage of the fully fitted kitchen, equipped with a range of premium amenities. A stunning feature wall of one of Antoni Gaudi’s architectural triumphs leads you from the dining area to the bedroom, serenely fashioned and overlooking the quaint Santa Ana Church. A comfortable double bed helps to facilitate a peaceful night’s sleep, with the room also containing ample storage units. Finally, the bright and smart bathroom finishes the apartment perfectly, comprising of a shower, toilet and calming bathtub.

Important Notice: The entrance to the elevator in this apartment building is on the first floor and can be reached by stairs.

This premium holiday accommodation is situated in the mysterious and ancient Gothic district, famed for its densely packed passages, Roman ruins and hidden churches. One fine example is the Santa Ana Church, lurking at the rear of the apartment, dating as far back as the 12th century and displaying typical Romanesque and Gothic elements. This charming and exceptionally unique neighbourhood is also home to Barcelona’s “other” cathedral, Santa Eulalia, which succeeds in competing in style and beauty with Antoni Gaudi’s tour de force, La Sagrada Familia. Reachable in less than five minutes on foot, assuming of course that you succeed in negotiating this puzzling labyrinth, this incredible piece of neo-gothic architecture is an absolute must see, especially for first time visitors. The cathedral is renowned for its resident gaggle of thirteen geese that saunter through the peaceful cloisters and its arresting collection of gargoyles that creep across the roof.

Also conveniently close by is Barcelona’s central focal point of Plaza de Catalunya, an extensive and bustling square that unites the old city with the instantly recognisable Eixample district, famed for its sweeping boulevards, innovative design and green public spaces.