Gracia Deluxe Apartment

2-bedroom apartment Gracia Deluxe Apartment, a modern and comfortable place to stay for a group of 6 in Barcelona's laid-back and delightful area of Gracia.

The interiors of this fantastic first floor apartment with elevator enjoy a true Spanish temper – the bold combination of different colors set against traditional corrugated ceiling creates a truly exciting mixture, providing you not only with inspiring aesthetics, but also with a high level of functionality and convenience.

The bright and stylish daily area comes with two single sleeping sofas, a designer armchair, a coffee table and a TV for some home entertainment. Additionally, it opens onto a private balcony, so that you can get a first-hand experience of Barcelona every day without even getting out into the streets! The dining section is combined with a well-supplied modern kitchen, separated by a practical counter-wall. In this part of the apartment you’ll find a stylish dining table complete with a set of chairs, so that you can prepare and serve your meals on the spot.

There are two separate cosy and bright bedrooms at your disposal. One of them offers two single beds and the other a large double bed. The latter comes also with an en suite bathroom Another bathroom – with a sink, toilet and a bathtub – is found separately.

Additional information:

• WiFi Internet
• Anti-allergic bed linen and towels provided
• No pets allowed, so suitable for guests with allergies
• A baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 40
• License Number: HUTB-004845

Vila de Gracia is most surely one of the prettiest districts of Barcelona. It is also one of the most exciting ones, as there is a big accumulation of fancy clubs, fantastic bars, lovely cafés and charming restaurants, most of which are bustling with delight and positive vibes almost every day.Still, Gracia is not only about culinary experience and socializing. This is also the neighborhood which gives you direct access to two fantastic parks – Park Putxet with a lovely view over the surroundings (and some truly exciting flora!) and Parc Guell – Antoni Gaudi’s playground full of intriguing works of art mixed with natural landscape. The former is found a bit to the north-west and the latter – straight north, but both are true must-sees.If you head east through a maze of authentic Catalan tenements – some more modern, some more traditional – you’ll soon get to the magnificent La Sagrada Familia – the ever-developing landmark. You’ll understand the idea when you get there. Also, if you decide to go south, you’ll be able to explore the district of Eixample – the treasure of Catalan modernism architecture, with many landmarks by Gaudi and others.