The Barcelona Hilton looks to be mainly geared towards business and business meetings and is a modern looking eleven floor building situated in the center of Barcelona, giving way to excellent access to the patronages and tourist areas connected to Barcelona. The benefits that the Hilton hotel features are very business orientated with pc and Cyberspace connections in each room, and a work-desk and voicemail messaging are normal in every room. The immense array of meeting floors, executive level rooms and executive lounges make it ideal for the traveling man of affairs.
The Ritz Carlton Hotel Arts Barcelona looks out over the splendid Port Olimpic, on the shores of the Mediterranean, and is quite a sight in itself. With 5 assorted restaurants going from the Chic informal Bites to the Jacket and Tie Enoteca restaurant there is something for everybody’s penchants. Full housekeeping twice a day, babysitting on request and a gratis overnight shoeshine plus morning paper give the Arts hotel an air of luxury and the terraced gardens, outdoor swimming pool and many bars combine to make this a reassuringly costly hotel to stop over in in the period of your trip to beautiful Barcelona.
A grand name for a grand edifice. A magnificent combination of modernistic interior decoration and architecture, you will be delighted even before having entered your room. The eight story building put up on Barcelona’s sea front features glorious fine art and you will be met by a massive piece just behind reception as you walk in. With a large and impressive collection of art the Grand Marina is another hotel designed for people with a love for fine arts. The 278 rooms offer probably the cheapest of these hotels in no small part due to the fact that the Grand Marina was only founded in 2002. While a relative newcomer to the market though, the Grand Marina has a more than slightly impressive list of top class services to offer it’s discerning guests. Make the most of the more affordable price tag because it’s sure to increase in time as the rooms are already nearly always full.
The Claris is a very luxurious hotel and is targeted at guests who like the finer things in life, in particular fine art. Various superb examples of exquisite art are littered around the hallways of this converted palace and also in the rooms. Booking is almost impossible without years of notice but the sculptures aged from the 2nd through to the 7th century as well as 300 year old furniture make this a really lavish hotel for deep wallets.
What city in the world would be complete without a Ritz adorning one of its more exclusive streets. By staying at the Ritz you know that you are in for a real treat, and the Ritz in Barcelona is no exception. Now called the Palace Hotel, it features Scotch bars, beauty halls and boutiques so the only reason to leave your hotel is because you are in Barcelona and there’s just as much to see outside the four luxurious walls of the Ritz hotel. It also features a business centre that is more than lush enough to hold executive business meetings in.