Plaza Real Apartment E Barcelona

The cheerful and charming Plaza Real E Apartment grants three guests the unique opportunity to discover authentic Catalan life, idyllically positioned in the historical heart of Barcelona.

Cosy, efficiently arranged and beautifully maintained, this delightful one bedroom residence is located in the culturally rich and enigmatically appealing Gothic Quarter. Recently refurbished, the apartment has successfully and respectfully retained original elements of the building’s heritage, including the traditional ceiling beams and exposed stone walls.

The lodging enjoys an unmistakeable Mediterranean vibe and would ideally suit a couple or group of friends desiring comfortable accommodation in the heart of the action. The living area includes a comfy convertible sofa, intimate dining table and stylish kitchen, displaying a vibrant green backdrop. A full range of premium facilities are at your disposal for indulging in the cost effective option of home cooking. Handsome wooden doors open into the distinctive and calming bedroom, equipped with a storage cupboard, double bed and flat screen TV. The smart and elegant bathroom completes this charismatic abode and contains a toilet, sink and shower unit. 

As the name suggests, this Barcelona accommodation occupies a superb location adjacent to Plaza Real or Royal Square, situated in the heart of the historical Gothic Quarter. This lively centre is home to numerous restaurants, cafes, and several of the city’s most famous nightclubs, including Sidecar and Jamboree, which host a diverse array of live musical performances. If you wish to continue the festivities, then head around the corner to Marula Cafe, where you can dance the night away until the sun comes up! Aside from the vibrant nightlife, El Gotico is also renowned for its exquisite architecture and hidden treasures, which emerge from nowhere as you traverse the narrow and winding corridors. Two worthy points of interest are Barcelona’s neo-gothic Cathedral, exhibiting striking design and a 14th century secluded cloister, and the Santa Maria Del Pi, famous for its impressive stained glass window.

Literally metres from your doorstep lies the legendary and elongated avenue of La Rambla, attracting scores of tourists on a daily basis. This pulsating pedestrian boulevard connects the city’s central core of Plaza de Catalunya with Barcelona’s old marina, a redeveloped area that is actually inhabited by Europe’s largest aquarium.