Hotels, restaurants, bars, attractions – all you need to have a great Barcelona holiday
We like a boutique hotel. And we like the rugged terrain (and wines) of this part of Catalunya. So a new 5-star hotel in a 12th century monastery at the foot of Montsant sounds rather tempting.
Terra Dominicata features 26 rooms and a restaurant, in a peaceful location on the edge of Montsant National Park. I suspect we’ll be visiting before too long.
It may not be the fanciest place in town, but Hotel Advance wins for value. And it can’t be half bad – photos in the lobby of one of President Obama’s daughters staying here suggest you’re hardly slumming it.
We like the quiet Sant Antoni neighborhood too – it’s an easy walk to bustling Plaça de Catalunya, to the charms of El Raval, and to up-and-coming Poble Sec, while remaining – by Barcelona standards – away from the tourist hordes. Win!
Carrer de Sepúlveda, 180