Description
The Grand Hotel Central is a five-star hotel which combines luxury with comfort. Situated in the heart of Barcelona, this hotel creates a wonderful atmosphere by matching the most modern design with the building’s traditional style dating back the year 1926. The hotel has 147 spacious rooms and suites with are furnished in a contemporary style, equipped with traditional and functional furniture painted with warm colours and with cutting-edge amenities.
The Grand Hotel Central houses a swimming pool and Skybar, one of the most famous cafés in Europe. The hotel guests can taste delicious Mediterranean dishes made by the chef Ramón Fleixa in the Ávalon restaurant. In the elegant and relaxing setting of the City Bar, a wide range of dishes and cocktails can be tasted all day long.
"The City Urban Space" is committed to offering healthy, modern cuisine with Mediterranean produce, including a signature 100%-vegan gourmet burger. Stylishly decorated with a gallery of "Made in Barcelona" creations, the elegant bar serves the best cocktails in Barcelona and is the ideal spot to enjoy great music or host a private event with a DJ for the night.
For the well-being and relaxation of your body, the Grand Hotel Central offers its guests the possibility to access the Wellness Suite spa to enjoy wonderful treatments and to the Thermal Suite equipped with private hammam and sauna lounge. In the Fitness Centre, you will find all necessary equipment for your training session. The customer-responsive hotel staff adds a touch of elegance and expertise to your unique stay especially for the organisation of meetings or events. The hotel art gallery, named “Gallery”, is the perfect setting for the celebration of private events.
Location
Located in the heart of Barcelona, the Grand Hotel Central is halfway from two important tourist districts of the city: the Gothic Quarter and the Born. The hotel is situated within walking distance from the cathedral, the old walls, a wide range of shops, design cafés and restaurants, the beaches of La Rambla and Plaça de Catalunya.