Central Barcelona Hotels

Welcome to Central Barcelona Hotels, your online source to find the perfect hotel for you in or around central Barcelona, Spain. Our site provides all the necessary travel tours Barcelona visitors need in order to make the best of their stay, including the best online hotel rates in the city, as well as travel tips on how to easily get around, where to eat or what to see first when arriving.

Our secure and easy to use booking system represents a fast and reliable way to book your hotel in advance. You can choose your hotel in Barcelona by price or location, by using our Central Barcelona Hotel Map, which you can also use to see the distance between the hotel of your choice and the local attractions, therefore saving time and money on transportation.

The beautiful city of Barcelona is one of Europe's most visited destinations. It offers its visitors a vast range of entertaining and cultural attractions, that include numreous museums, galleries, palaces, theatres and more, including a thriving nightlife scene that attracts party-loving enthusiasts from all over the region.

Barcelona is a busy year-round destination, meaning that no matter the season, visitors have plenty to do and see, in order to make their stay enjoyable and relaxing.

The city is famous for its ancient and "new" attractions, as well as for being home to one of the most popular professional football clubs worldwide - the FC Barcelona.

It is Spain's second largest city and it is also the capital and largest city of Catalonia, having a population of approximately 2 million inhabitants. It is situated on the northeastern Mediterranean coast of Spain, which has a layered, captivating history that spans on more than 2000 years, which has probably started when it gained prominence as a Roman town under its old name, Barcino, meaning that there are numerous historical structures (and not only) in the area just waiting to be discovered and admired.

Outdoor markets, shops, restaurants, museums, galleries....Barcelona has everything any European city is known for, also being appreciated by visitors for its extensive and reliable transportation system, as well as for its friendly locals and delicious food.

Its current "touristical fame" has, arguably, started back in 1992, when the city gained international recognition due to the fact that it had hosted the Olympic games, fact which brought a massive rise to the local tourism industry. ▸more

Sagrada Familia

This giant temple is one of Barcelona's most famous landmarks. It is Antonio Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece, and, although, it is far from being finalized, it is definitely worth visiting.

Click ▸here for hotels near Sagrada Familia!

Spanish Village

Poble Espanyol de Montjuic or the Spanish Village is a small Spanish village with various areas that replicate various styles of architecture from different parts of Spain. It is the perfect place to see traditionally made Spanish goods.

Click ▸here for hotels near the Spanish Village!