
Barcelona as lived by those who already know the neighbourhood.
A classic Eixample building with high ceilings, balconies and rooms that keep their original floors, mouldings and woodwork.
At Carrer de Girona 24, in an 1888 building designed by Enric Sagnier — yes, the architect of the Tibidabo temple — for the bourgeoisie of the Quadrat d'Or.
You enter through the wide doorway once used by carriages, and walk on the original Nolla mosaic floors.
Twenty-four rooms where the Eixample meets the Born: Modernism to one side, narrow streets and vermouth to the other. High ceilings, balconies and the light coming in at mid-afternoon belong to a Barcelona that still keeps time for walking without watching the clock. A few steps away, Passeig de Gràcia and Gaudí's architecture.
Rooms that keep the building's original essence, with light coming in at mid-afternoon.
The building itself, over a hundred years old, is part of Modernist Barcelona.
One of the most pleasant neighbourhoods for exploring the city without watching the clock.
Quiet rooms in one of the most pleasant neighbourhoods for discovering Barcelona on foot.
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