Mercer House Bòria BCN

Room was nice and large, roof top clean, front desk team was amazing. We were able to leave luggage all day prior to check in. Only concerns are the challenges for taxis to find the hotel. Once you know where it is you can be dropped one block over to walk easily, however the Gothic Quarter streets are very small and not always driveable. Great recommendations on food from office as well as they coordinated a taxi to pick us up at the door to ensure we were at the airport with no issues and luggage.

The host was outstanding, very accommodating and pleasant. We would highly recommend the hotel and will stay there every time we come to Barcelona.

Then property is unique. It is an old building in a high traffic but stimulating area in the Gothic quarter. The downside to that is that the air conditioning makes noises in the middle of the night, construction abounds, and the walls are thin. We stayed on 2 separate occasions and had three rooms.

staffs are really nice and friendly and location is good. but hotel is little outdated and not super clean. also I can hear noise outside until 3 AM-Peoples having party until 3AM near restaurant and it wake me up few times.

We LOVED our room. It was huge. Our daughter loved having her own area. The bed was a bit hard but not too bad. The bathroom was tiny. Two people could not get ready at the same time. I also thought the bathroom stairs were hazardous without being given slippers. The daily breakfast was okay. The milk was always warm. There weren’t a ton of options. The one thing that I really hated was the faint smell of sewage in the breakfast area. This smell is ALL over Barcelona so I don’t k ow if it is fixable. It just made eating a bit unappetizing. The location is perfect. There are tons of shops and restaurants all around. It is a 3 minute walk to the subway. We were able to travel all over the city with no issues.

Excellent stay we were upgraded to the suite it was a pleasant experience. Thank you

The apartment/hotel svit was big enough and had two rooms, but not proper rooms as the walls wasn't from floor to ceiling. Big and comfortably beds, ok sofas and working TV which we could use to login to our own Apple TV for the kids. Kitchen wasn't equipped, so you had just glasses, two small spoons and coffee cups. Basically you could only make coffee/tee and drink juice like in a normal hotel. But you had a bigger fridge and freeze for things you bought at the mercado. Cleaning was really good and the staff at the reception was very, very nice to us. Golden star. Breakfast was fresh and good, but not top notch. Perhaps cause we are used to a much broader meny as hotel breakfast in Sweden. But as always in Spain the fruits, vegetables and berries are great. We missed warm food as sausages, bacon, scrambled eggs etc. As always in Mediterranean countries they don't have dark bread, the kind of bread we love in the northern parts of Europe and they only had one kind of cheese. Otherwise they had yoghurt, serials, good coffee, great ham and other really tasty stuff so we choose to have breakfast every morning at the hotel anyway. A big plus is that it's small and cozy so you don't have to have breakfast with 200 other guests and screaming kids...

We liked the location of the hotel because everything was nearby. One thing we didn’t like was that the walls were too thin. We can hear outside noises.

The hotel was very charming, in a prime location and was very well appointed. The only downfall is that you can hear everything that is happening on the street. Other than that the hotel was perfect!!