Cotton House Hotel, Barcelona
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“Cotton House has a convenient location, excellent service and some richly decorated interiors as well as abundant outdoor space available in a city that has good weather much of the year. There is plenty to enjoy all around the hotel, but if you plan on luxuriating in your room, be sure to book one in an upper category.”
“This splendid luxury hotel occupies the former headquarters of the Cottonmakers’ Guild, something which is alluded to throughout, from the huge sprays of cotton bolls in the lobby to the room names.”
“A hotel only since 2015, the Cotton House was redesigned by Lázaro Rosa-Violán with scrupulous respect for the original features of the building: coffered ceilings, geometric parquet floors, Frank Lloyd Wright-ish touches of modernism.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Barcelona.
“Housed in the former headquarters of the city’s cotton guild, this hotel has honoured its origins. As well as original features and antique furniture, you’ll encounter rooms with names like ‘Taffeta’ and ‘Damask’ and a small salon with displays of cotton bolts where you can have your very own shirt made to measure.”
What guests liked
- Public areas
- Great staff
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
- Boutique style
All you need to know
Experience the uniquely beautiful city of Barcelona, secure in the knowledge that you will be returning to the comfort, safety and convenience of the Cotton House Hotel. The most distinguished shopping street in the city is only a few steps away in the central location of Dreta de l’Eixample. This scene is an explosion of Spanish culture, flavor and experiences but take it one step further by visiting the following sites: Casa Calvet, Palau de la Musica Catalana, and Casa Batllo. Placa de Catalunya and Arc de Triomf. All of these and more are only a few minutes away by feet.
Every room of the hotel was decorated to personify cotton and everything it stands for including softness, comfort, delicacy and naturalness. They all include basic comforts like flat screen TV with satellite channels, premium, hypo-allergenic bedding, 24-hour room service, minibar and free WIFI.
Dine at the restaurant and bar where exquisite Mediterranean cuisine made from local market ingredients can be savored. Guests can enjoy Spanish Tapas on the terrace in addition to the dining options and shops in the surrounding streets. This is a great stay for anyone interested in Spanish architecture, art, history and culture.
Hotel Details
— 83 rooms
— Built in the year 1879
— Minimalist style
Hotel Features
— Free WiFi
— Restaurant
— Bar and lounge
— 24-hour front desk
— Free parking
— Outdoor swimming pool
— Terrace
— Library
— Buffet breakfast
— Designer toiletries
— In-room climate control
— Laundry and dry cleaning services available
— Kid friendly
— Child care services available
— Fitness center
— Business Center
— Spa services
— Tickets and tours assistance
— Valet parking
Additional Info
— Check in starts at 3:00 PM
— Check out time is 12:00 PM
— Minimum check in age is 18 years old
Address
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 670, 08010 Barcelona, Spain
Location
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