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This 105m2 apartment offers you 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, making this apartment ideal for a family or group of friends. Its modern finishings and fresh colourful decoration & beautiful tiled floorings will offer you a pleasant comfortable stay in Barcelona.
The mainbedroom offers a double bed and wardrobe, the second bedroom offers two single beds andthe third bedroom offers a single bed. All tastefully furnished for your comfort. The living room offers a relaxing space with two sofas of which one is a double sofa bed, TV, and dining area. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary amenities including a mixer, juicer, kettle, espresso coffee maker, filter coffee maker & fridge-freezer. There are two bathrooms, one being en-suite, both with shower.
Note:
-Parties in the apartment are strictly not permitted.
-It is very important to respect the noise level (people, music) during the whole stay. The property has a noise monitor on the terrace, does not record, only records and alerts us when the usual noise levels are exceeded.The guest agrees to respect the residents of neighbouring apartments and to avoid causing excessive noise at any point of the day. If the above conditions are not fulfill it may result in an immediate eviction from the property. If there is any kind of infraction related to noise after the 21h hour it could result in, not only, an intervention from Roomonitor, but also in a penalty of 300 eur.
Main sights nearby
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Plaza Universitat - 0.93 km. Plaza de la Universitat is one of Barcelona's central squares, split between the districts of Eixample and Ciutat Vella.
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La Pedrera - 0.93 km. La Pedrera, which is also known as Casa Milà became a World Heritage site by the UNESCO in 1984. This is the building Antoni Gaudi worked on, before he completely dedicated himself to the Sagrada Familia.
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Casa Batlló - 0.97 km. Casa Batlló, which is now owned by the Bernat family, the former owners of the Chupa Chups company, was built in 1877 and in the years 1904 to 1906 restored and remodeled by Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol.