Experience the world-renowned artistic charm of the Catalonian capital with a stay at Le Méridien Barcelona 5*, based in one of the city's most creative neighbourhoods and on its most iconic street, La Rambla. Guests will find themselves surrounded by contemporary artwork throughout the hotel and in the local area, thanks to its excellent location, just a short stroll from Plaça de Catalunya and Gaudí's Güell Palace.

The impressive hotel boasts elegantly designed rooms with scenic city views and offers a range of premium features, including exquisite Mediterranean dining, a sophisticated signature cocktail bar and a luxurious spa studio with a fabulous outdoor terrace.

The décor of the Deluxe rooms will connect you with the city with the room's large windows framing the city streets or the hotel courtyard. The bed, specially designed for Le Méridien has a plush mattress and feather pillows to ensure a good night's sleep.

The elegant surroundings of the redesigned Premium Rooms offer guests a stylish stay, featuring elements of Modernism and custom photography by local artists. Experience the essence of Barcelona in this contemporary space and enjoy the use of premium facilities including an Illy coffee machine, luxurious bath amenities and more!

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

Indulge in a blissful wellness experience at the hotel's premium Spa Studio, where guests will leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Choose from a range of pampering treatments available, unwind in the steam room or sauna and soak up the sun in this urban oasis, on the open terrace featuring sun loungers and a vitality bath.


Explore the artistic heritage of the city and take advantage of Le Meridien's Unlock Art Program, where guests will be given the opportunity to visit iconic Gaudí's Palau Guell for free.

Take advantage of the included ticket for a tour of Gaudi's Palau Güell per person per stay.

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, an autonomous state in Spain’s northeast, where you can experience this region’s unique culture in a lively and cosmopolitan city. Situated on the Mediterranean coast, here, it’s possible to combine a trip to a modern and bustling city with a relaxed beach break while discovering some of the country’s best museums and galleries.

In the centre of the city, the skyline is dominated by the iconic La Sagrada Familia, a still-unfinished church designed by Antoni Gaudí in the late-nineteenth century. To see more of Gaudi’s unique vision, head to Park Güell in the north of the city, where you’ll be granted a stunning view of the narrow streets of the city centre. If you're hankering for modern Catalan art and sculpture, the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is the place to go, which offers a collection spanning 5,000 works.

As the sun goes down, enjoy an authentic paella or tapas alongside a local Catalonian wine in the Gothic district of the city, the Barri Gòtic. Afterwards, the best sunset views are achieved by getting the cable car up the Montjuïc Mountain, where you can relax beside a 17th-century fortress. Further out of the city, Tibidabo Mountain offers a breathtaking vista over the city and the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the charming sight of a small amusement park - where else in the world can you ride a rollercoaster 500 m above sea level?