Gothic Loft A

Cosy and charming, the 1-bedroom Gothic Loft A provides central accommodation for up to 4 persons, delightfully situated in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter.

Stylishly furnished and radiating a warm and welcoming ambience, this authentic dwelling occupies a convenient location in the heart of the city, granting instant access to a multitude of popular attractions. Exhibiting traditional high ceilings and benefiting from ample amounts of natural light, the lodging appears fresh and bright throughout and is complimented by a range of premium amenities.

The open living and dining space features striking wooden floors, a double convertible sofa, design armchair and flat screen TV, offering a relaxing locale for unwinding after the day’s activities with your fellow guests. An elegant dining table awaits opposite, accompanied by an incredibly unique stainless steel kitchen that includes a quality assortment of appliances for creating your favourite meals from home.

Beautifully presented, the bedroom contains a sumptuous double bed and grants access to the distinctive and charismatic bathroom, which consists of a fashionable sink and mirror, plus a toilet and shower unit.

Additional information:

• WiFi Internet
• Bed linen and towels provided
• A baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 40
• No pets allowed, so suitable for guests with allergies
• Airco and heating available
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This Barcelona apartment Gothic Loft A can be found inside the central core of the city, residing in the extraordinary and immensely popular Gothic Quarter. This enigmatic labyrinth of densely packed passageways and countless quaint squares is saturated in history, acquiring its distinctive charm and character during the Gothic period of Barcelona’s trading heyday. The neighbourhood’s origins can be traced even further back to Roman times, as remnants of the settlement, especially the city wall, are still visible to this day. The area is also famed for its vibrant nightlife, providing an eclectic array of pulsating nightclubs, traditional taverns and cosy cafes, catering to a wide variety of tastes.
One of the principle attractions in El Gotico is the dramatic and breathtaking Cathedral La Seu, constructed in the 14th century atop Mont Tabor, the highest point of the former Roman city. Competing against Gaudi’s La Sagrada Familia is an ambitious task, but this architectural masterpiece certainly holds its own. The peaceful cloister is one of the cathedral’s most beautiful qualities, featuring scented orange and rare medlar trees, and is famed for its resident gaggle of white geese whose ancestors have inhabited this holy environment for an incredible five centuries.