Family Hotels Barcelona, Sorted by What the Room Actually Holds
Best for a family of four: Occidental Barcelona 1929Fourteen Barcelona hotels were checked against their own websites in August 2026, and only three publish a room that officially holds five people. Eight of the fourteen sell a family room where the children sleep on a sofa bed rather than in real beds, and three cannot fit two adults and two children in one room at all. Everything below starts from the room configuration rather than the rank, because that is the part that decides whether your family fits in one booking.
Which family hotels in Barcelona actually fit a family?
For two adults and two children in one room, the Occidental Barcelona 1929 is the cleanest answer in the city: its 2x2 Family Room is two interconnecting 20 square metre bedrooms with real beds in both, published at a maximum of four, and every room type on the site carries an occupancy figure. For value, Aparthotel BCN Montjuic gives you a kitchen, a free cot and a 50 square metre apartment with two sleeping rooms. Ignore both if you need five or six in one booking, because only three of the fourteen hotels checked here publish a room above four.
Which rooms actually fit your family
Find your party shape along the top, then read down. A tick means the hotel publishes a room that holds that group in one booking. A dash means the hotel does not publish the fact at all, which is not the same as a no, and is why the column exists.
| Hotel | 2+1 | 2+2 | 2+3 | 2 + baby | Connecting | Cot | Rollaway |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Occidental Barcelona 1929 | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Option to add a cot is listed as a room feature, no price published | Not published |
| Aparthotel BCN Montjuic | Yes | Yes | Not published | Yes | Not published | Free, a cot on request in every studio and apartment | Not published |
| Catalonia Ramblas | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published | Free, one cot per room on request | Not published |
| Hotel Attica21 Barcelona Mar | Yes | Yes | Not published | Not published | Yes | Not published | Not published |
| Hotel Actual | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not published | A cot is possible in the Superior family rooms, no price published | Not published |
| Aparthotel Silver | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Free travel cot on request, not a full-size crib | 35 euro for a third adult and 20 euro for a child aged 2 to 12, and the site never says whether that is per night or per stay |
| SB Icaria Barcelona | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No | Free, an additional cot on request per the brand family page | Not published |
| Ako Suite Hotel | Yes | Yes | No | Not published | No | Not published | Not published |
| H10 Marina Barcelona | Yes | Yes | No | Not published | No | Not published | Not published |
| Hotel Granados 83 | Yes | Yes | No | Not published | No | Crib on request, no price published | Not published |
| Hotel Barcelona Catedral | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Hotel Jazz | Yes | No | No | Yes | Not published | Free, cribs for infants and babies up to 2 years on request | Not published |
| UMA House Trafalgar | Yes | No | No | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Sercotel Rossello | No | No | No | Yes | Not published | Free, requested at booking or at reception, at no additional cost | Not published |
Every tick and every figure comes from the hotel's own website, checked in August 2026, except Hotel Attica21 Barcelona Mar, which refuses automated access, so its facts are read from dated archive captures of its own pages and the dates are recorded. A dash means the operator publishes nothing, which is not the same as a no. Barcelona publishes bed layouts far more readily than occupancy limits: several hotels describe a double plus a sofa bed in detail and then never say how many people are allowed to sleep in it, and at Aparthotel BCN Montjuic the listing cards actively contradict the room pages, showing a two-bedroom apartment as sleeping two. The connecting column is strict. A tick means the hotel says in writing that its rooms interconnect, so Hotel Actual's own phrase, contiguous and have an interior connection, is recorded as unverified rather than as a yes.
These are family facts, and family facts go stale. This table is set for re-verification in March 2027.
Which one fits how your family travels
Find the row that sounds like your trip. Every pick below names the family it is wrong for, so you can book on fit rather than on rank.
| If you are | Book | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Two adults and one child | Aparthotel Silver | The Junior Suite takes two adults and two children, the travel cot is free, and it is the only hotel here that publishes what a third bed costs. |
| Two adults and two children in one room | Occidental Barcelona 1929 | The 2x2 Family Room is two interconnecting 20 square metre bedrooms with real beds in both, published at a maximum of four. |
| Two adults and three children | Catalonia Ramblas, or Aparthotel BCN Montjuic | The Catalonia publishes a Family room (max. 5) in the room name itself. The Montjuic Urban apartment has a double bedroom, a second room with a single and a sofa bed, though its listing card wrongly says two. |
| Six people wanting one address | Hotel Actual | Its two contiguous Standard rooms share a private landing and are sold together as a 3+3 family room. It is the only six anyone in this set publishes. |
| Set on real beds rather than a sofa bed | Hotel Attica21 Barcelona Mar, or Occidental Barcelona 1929 | These are the only two of fourteen whose family rooms are published with real separate beds. The Attica21 lists a double and two singles; the Occidental gives two bedrooms. |
| Bringing a baby and counting every euro | Aparthotel BCN Montjuic | Free cots in every unit, a kitchen to make up bottles and do laundry, and nobody under 17 pays the tourist tax anyway. |
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What the bands mean
No Barcelona hotel publishes a fixed nightly rate, so the bands below are relative tiers rather than quotes. What is checkable is the tax, and in Barcelona it is charged per person per night rather than per room. Read off the Catalan tax agency's own tariff table on 21 August 2026, the city total is 12 euro a person a night in a five-star, 8.40 in a four-star, 9.50 in a tourist apartment, 7 in most other accommodation and 6 in a youth hostel, charged for the first seven nights only. The part that matters for a family is the exemption: guests under 17 pay nothing. Two adults and two twelve-year-olds in a four-star therefore pay 16.80 a night in tax, not 33.60. Breakfast is the other line to watch, because it is almost never included and it is not cheap: 15 euro a head at Hotel Actual and Aparthotel Silver, 18 at Sercotel Rossello, 26.40 at Hotel Granados 83, and none of those four publishes a child price.
- €
- Aparthotels with a real kitchen, outside the centre
- €€
- Mid-range hotels and apartment-suites in the Eixample and by the beach
- €€€
- Four-star city hotels, most with a rooftop pool
- €€€€
- The design end of the Eixample
The 14 hotels, and the room to ask for at each
Walking times are to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell. Measured in August 2026 on OpenStreetMap foot routing at about 4.3 km/h, from each hotel's own published address. The second figure is the one that decides a Barcelona family trip, because the two things children actually want are at opposite ends of the city: the aquarium and the boats are down at Port Vell, the Sagrada Familia is up in the Eixample, and almost nothing is close to both. Only the Gothic Quarter and El Born hotels get inside twenty-five minutes of the water, and the closest hotel here to the Sagrada Familia is four minutes from it and 52 minutes from the aquarium.
Placa d'Espanya
Occidental Barcelona 1929
€€Best for fourA nine-storey hotel at Placa d'Espanya, and the only property here that gives a family of four two real bedrooms with a door between them. The 2x2 Family Room is sold as two interconnecting 20 square metre rooms, and interconnecting room is listed as a feature rather than hinted at in the copy. Every room type on the site carries an occupancy line, which almost nothing else in Barcelona does.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The 2x2 Family Room, which is the two interconnecting bedrooms sold as one
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. A buffet breakfast is served at the GROCS restaurant with no price given
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 48 minutes at 3,622 m to the aquarium, and 62 minutes to the Sagrada Familia, the furthest from both in this set to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- Two parents and two children who want a door between the beds and are happy to be a metro ride from the old city.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Families of five or six, because nothing here goes above four.
- The catch
- The catch: It is the least central hotel here by some distance, and the rooftop pool on the ninth floor is summer-only, with the operator saying opening may be extended depending on the weather rather than naming months. The hotel never states in writing that the building has a lift, despite putting the pool nine floors up.
Sants-Montjuic
Aparthotel BCN Montjuic
€Best valueAn apartment hotel in Sants where every unit has a real kitchen with a hob, a fridge and a microwave, and the larger ones add a washing machine and a dishwasher. The 50 square metre Urban apartment is one of only three rooms in this set with more than four sleeping places: a double bedroom, a second room with a single bed, and a double sofa bed in the living room. Cots are free in every unit.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Urban apartment for five, or the 26 square metre family studio for four
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Buffet breakfast is listed among included services with no price and no child terms
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 56 minutes at 4,187 m to the aquarium, 72 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family who want to cook, do laundry and put the children in a separate room without paying suite prices.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who wants the occupancy question settled before they arrive.
- The catch
- The catch: The website contradicts itself on the thing that matters most. The Urban apartment is described as a double bedroom plus a room with a single bed plus a double sofa bed, which is five places, and its listing card says it sleeps two. No room page publishes a numeric maximum, so you cannot confirm from the site that five people may occupy one unit. The pool is seasonal with no published dates.
Placa de Catalunya, Raval side
Catalonia Ramblas
€€€A large four-star just off Placa de Catalunya with a ground-level pool in an interior garden courtyard rather than on the roof. It is the only hotel here that publishes a room for five in its own room name, and it publishes the occupancy in the name of the four-person room too. Cots are free, one per room.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Family room (max. 5), or the 33 square metre Deluxe Superior for four on two double beds
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Buffet breakfast is listed as a service with no price
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 30 minutes at 2,243 m to the aquarium, 38 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family of five who want one room in the centre and a pool that is not on a roof.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who wants to know what they are sleeping on before they pay.
- The catch
- The catch: The room for five names no beds at all. Its published description covers the wooden floors, the coffee machine and the VIP amenities, and never says what the five people sleep on. The four-person family room has the same problem in a different form: at 30 square metres it is exactly the size of the hotel's standard double, and the description lists only a double bed or two large beds, so where the third and fourth sleep is never stated.
Diagonal Mar and 22@
Hotel Attica21 Barcelona Mar
€€A hotel in the 22@ district behind Diagonal Mar, and one of only two here whose family room puts everyone in a real bed: the published equipment list is a double bed and two single beds, not a sofa. It states plainly that its family rooms are connecting rooms, and breakfast is included on the rates shown on its own room cards.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Family Room, for the double plus two singles
- Breakfast for children
- Buffet breakfast included on the published room rates, served 7:00 to 10:30, no child price given
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 57 minutes at 4,305 m to the aquarium, 49 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family of four who want four real beds and breakfast in the price.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Families with small swimmers, and anyone who wants to walk to the old city.
- The catch
- The catch: The rooftop pool has no shallow end. The hotel publishes it as 10 m long by 4 m wide and 1.5 m deep, a uniform depth over the whole pool, which is over the head of most children under about ten. The hotel also publishes no maximum occupancy for any bedroom, and it sits in a business district rather than on the seafront.
Eixample, at La Pedrera
Hotel Actual
€€€A 35-room hotel directly opposite La Pedrera, and the only one here that will sell you six beds. Two contiguous Standard rooms share a private landing and are sold together as a 3+3 family room, and two Superior rooms take four each. The hotel says the Superiors are contiguous and have an interior connection, which is as close as it comes to describing a door.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The two joined Standards for six, or a Superior for four, both by phone or email only
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Buffet breakfast is 15 euro a person, with no child rate
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 42 minutes at 3,165 m to the aquarium, 22 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A party of five or six who want one address in the middle of the Eixample and will pick up the phone.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who books online and compares prices before committing.
- The catch
- The catch: Neither family configuration can be booked through the hotel's own booking engine. Its family rooms page says in both languages to contact the hotel directly, so the four-person and six-person options are phone or email only and you cannot price them against anything else without waiting for a quote. There is also no pool.
Gracia
Aparthotel Silver
€A small aparthotel on a quiet Gracia street, and the clearest publisher of family facts in the city. It states that some Confort Exterior and Confort Jardin rooms are interconnected, it gives a free travel cot, and it is the only hotel of the fourteen that publishes a price for an extra bed. Every room page carries its own occupancy line.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The 35 square metre Junior Suite for four, or two interconnected Confort rooms
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Continental breakfast is 15 euro a person including VAT
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 58 minutes at 4,319 m to the aquarium, the furthest from the water here, but 36 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family who want the extra-bed and cot arithmetic in writing, and a neighbourhood rather than a sight.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who wants a pool, and families of five.
- The catch
- The catch: There is no pool of any kind, and the one room type that takes a family of four is the single Junior Suite, where the two children sleep on a sofa bed. Every other room is 20 square metres and capped at two adults, so a family of four either gets that one suite or pays for two rooms.
Vila Olimpica
SB Icaria Barcelona
€€A four-star in the Vila Olimpica a few minutes from Nova Icaria beach, with an outdoor pool on a terrace. It publishes an explicit maximum on every single room type, which in this city is unusual, and the brand states that cots are free. The Family Room is capped at four.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Family Room, published at a maximum of four people
- Children stay free
- Babies and infants up to 2 years old stay free
- Breakfast for children
- Not published, and the hotel does not say whether breakfast is included at all
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 34 minutes at 2,562 m to the aquarium, 22 minutes to Parc de la Ciutadella to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family of four who want the beach on foot and a published occupancy number to book against.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who needs to know the room size, or who has three children.
- The catch
- The catch: It publishes no square metres at all, for any room type, so there is no way to check on the official site how much floor space four people are getting. Its own descriptions also disagree about the Family Room: the index card says two double beds and the room page says a double bed and a sofa bed.
Eixample, at Passeig de Gracia
Ako Suite Hotel
€€An apartment-suite hotel on Carrer de la Diputacio in the Eixample, where the suites are named by the number of people they take. The 40 square metre Suite for 4 is the one with a full kitchen rather than a kitchenette, and there is a rooftop pool with a solarium above it.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Suite for 4 people, which is the type with the full kitchen
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Breakfast is served in the room 08:15 to 11:00 and must be booked ahead, with no price given
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 37 minutes at 2,791 m to the aquarium, 38 minutes to the Sagrada Familia, the most even split here to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family who want a kitchen and a central Eixample address at a mid-range price.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Families counting on the pool, and anyone travelling outside high summer.
- The catch
- The catch: The Suite for 4 is the same 40 square metres as the Suite for 2, and the extra two people sleep on a double sofa bed in the living area rather than in beds. The rooftop pool is summer-only, and the hotel's own homepage still carries a stale closure banner running from mid-October to mid-May, which tells you the season is about five months long.
Bogatell
H10 Marina Barcelona
€€€A 235-room four-star a short walk from Bogatell beach and 100 m from the L4 metro, with a rooftop pool on the eighth floor and a spa. Its Family Room is 30 square metres and described as a bright room with two rooms and two full bathrooms, which is a useful thing to have with children even when the beds are not.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Family Room, for the two bathrooms as much as the beds
- Breakfast for children
- Not published, and H10 does not say whether breakfast is included in the rate
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 33 minutes at 2,488 m to the aquarium, 13 minutes to Parc de la Ciutadella, the closest here to the park to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family of four who want two bathrooms and the beach within a short walk.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who wants a written occupancy figure before paying.
- The catch
- The catch: Both children sleep on a sofa bed. The hotel's own wording is a king size bed and a sofa-bed for two children, and no H10 Marina room type is published above four people. The Family Room also does not appear at all in the operator's official fact sheet, which lists six other categories, so the room that matters most to a family is the one the hotel documents least.
Eixample, Enric Granados
Hotel Granados 83
€€€€A design hotel on Carrer d'Enric Granados with a rooftop pool on the seventh floor. Its family rooms are 55 square metre duplexes joined by internal stairs, with a bedroom upstairs and a living area with sofa beds below, and they have their own terrace with a small pool shared with one other suite.
- Room to book
- Book this room: A Family Room, the 55 square metre duplex published for up to four
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Buffet breakfast is 26.40 euro a person including VAT, the highest here
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 46 minutes at 3,437 m to the aquarium, 31 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family of four who want space and a quiet Eixample street, and will pay for both.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone with a pushchair, a wheelchair or a toddler who should not meet a staircase at night.
- The catch
- The catch: The family room is the one room in the hotel that is not accessible. Its own FAQ says the hotel is 100 percent accessible except for family rooms and duplex suites, so the four-person option is up an internal staircase, and two of the four sleep on sofa beds in the living area below. Swimming is prohibited outside the summer season and the pools are unheated.
Gothic Quarter
Hotel Barcelona Catedral
€€€A hotel on a lane behind the cathedral in the Gothic Quarter, with a rooftop pool and sun terrace open 7:00 to 21:00. It is the closest hotel in this set to the aquarium and the harbour, and it is also the one that tells families the least.
- Room to book
- Book this room: Nothing can be recommended with confidence, because no room type publishes a bed count
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Breakfast in bed is listed as an optional in-room extra with no price
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 19 minutes at 1,434 m to the aquarium, the closest here, and 18 minutes to Parc de la Ciutadella to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- A family who want the old city on their doorstep and are willing to phone before booking.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Anyone who wants the room settled in writing first, which is most families.
- The catch
- The catch: It publishes no maximum occupancy, no bed layout and no square metres for any of its six room types, so there is no way to work out from the official site whether four people fit in one room. That is the whole row of dashes in the table above, and it is a real answer rather than a missing one. The rooftop pool also shuts at 21:00, early for a Barcelona summer evening.
Placa de Catalunya
Hotel Jazz
€€€A four-star on Carrer de Pelai at Placa de Catalunya with a rooftop pool and solarium on the eighth floor. It gives free cots for babies up to two, it confirms it has lifts, and it is honest about the season: swimming is restricted from November to March.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The 35 square metre Family Deluxe, but only if there are three of you
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Breakfast is served 7:00 to 10:30 and is available on some rates
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 31 minutes at 2,343 m to the aquarium, 38 minutes to the Sagrada Familia to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- Two adults and one child who want to walk everywhere from Placa de Catalunya.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: A family of four, who cannot legally fit in any room in this building.
- The catch
- The catch: The biggest room in the hotel holds three people. The Family Deluxe is published as three adults, or two adults and one child under 12, or one adult and two children under 12, and the third sleeper is on a sofa bed. A family of four has to book two rooms, and no connecting door is published anywhere on the site.
El Born and Sant Pere
UMA House Trafalgar
€€€The hotel that used to trade as Yurbban Trafalgar, on Carrer de Trafalgar on the El Born side of Ciutat Vella, now rebranded by the same operator in the same building. It has a rooftop pool, it confirms every property in the group has a lift, and it publishes a guest count against every room type.
- Room to book
- Book this room: The Triple or the Suite, both published at three people
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Breakfast is served 7:00 to 11:00 in the lobby with no price given
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 23 minutes at 1,754 m to the aquarium, 16 minutes to Parc de la Ciutadella to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- Two adults and one child who want El Born and the Ciutadella on foot.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: A family of four, for the same reason as Hotel Jazz.
- The catch
- The catch: No room here sleeps more than three, and in both three-person types the third bed is a sofa bed: the published configuration is a king-size bed plus one sofa bed. The group FAQ answers the cot question by naming its apartment brand rather than its hotels, so whether this building has cots at all is not published.
Sagrada Familia
Sercotel Rossello
€€A hotel 250 metres from the Sagrada Familia, and by a wide margin the closest bed here to the basilica. It publishes an explicit guest count on all seven room types, it gives free cots, and it confirms it has a lift. It is on this page because of what it says rather than in spite of it.
- Room to book
- Book this room: Nothing works for a family in one room. Two rooms is the only configuration sold
- Breakfast for children
- Not published. Buffet breakfast is 18 euro a person, served 7:30 to 10:30
- Walk to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- 4 minutes at 294 m to the Sagrada Familia, but 52 minutes to the aquarium to L'Aquarium de Barcelona at Port Vell
- Right for
- Two adults with a baby in a cot who want the Sagrada Familia four minutes away.
- Wrong for
- Wrong for: Any family with a child old enough to need a bed of their own.
- The catch
- The catch: The hotel says in its own FAQ that it does not have family rooms, and every published room type including the 40 square metre Junior Suite is sold for exactly two guests. A family of three or four has to book two separate rooms and no connecting door is published, which is the single most expensive surprise on this page if you assume a family-friendly location means a family-friendly room.
Where not to book in Barcelona
The mistake in Barcelona is booking a hotel because it is near something children like, without checking that it holds children at all. Sercotel Rossello is 294 metres from the Sagrada Familia and states in its own FAQ that it has no family rooms, with all seven room types sold for exactly two guests. Hotel Jazz and UMA House Trafalgar both sit in the middle of the city, both have rooftop pools, and neither publishes a room that takes two adults and two children. That is three of the fourteen hotels here where a family of four simply cannot book one room, and none of them says so anywhere a booking form would show you. The second thing to check is the pool, because a Barcelona rooftop pool is usually a summer fixture rather than a facility. Hotel Jazz restricts swimming from November to March, Hotel Granados 83 prohibits it outside the summer season and does not heat the water, and Ako Suite Hotel, Aparthotel BCN Montjuic and Occidental Barcelona 1929 are all summer-only with no published dates. Booking a February half-term around a pool photograph is the easiest way to disappoint everybody. And if you are choosing by geography, pick your end of the city first: the aquarium and the harbour are down at Port Vell and the Sagrada Familia is up in the Eixample, and of these fourteen hotels the closest to the basilica is 52 minutes on foot from the water.
When to book
Book the room shape before you book the dates, because Barcelona's family inventory is far thinner than its hotel count suggests. Three of these fourteen hotels cannot take a family of four in one room at all, eight put the children on a sofa bed, and only three publish anything above four people. If you need five or six in one booking, that is the constraint that sets your dates rather than something to sort out later, and one of those three options at Hotel Actual cannot be booked online, so allow time for an email exchange. Summer is the pinch, when the beach hotels fill and the rooftop pools are the reason people book them. The shoulder months are easier on price and availability, but check the pool season before you count on it, because several of these close from October to May. If you are staying a week or more, remember the tourist tax stops after seven nights, so a longer stay dilutes it.
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- The crossroads of Passeig de Gracia and Carrer de Provenca seen from the roof of Casa Mila: DimiTalen - CC0 · source
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- The Magic Fountain of Montjuic lit up below the Palau Nacional in Barcelona: Adriano Aurelio Araujo from Campinas, Brasil - CC BY 2.0 · source
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