Barcelona offers some of the best selections of boutique and luxury hotels in terms of interior architecture design and interior settings. This post delves into some of the top design hotels you can check out if you are in Barcelona.

Hotel Omm

The avant-garde style inspires the design theme of the hotel. Its stylish restaurants and cutting-edge bars give it a competitive edge. Guests compliment the unique lobby of the hotel. Not just long, its design entails a floating fireplace encompassed by leather furniture in a cube design.

You can make your way into a lively centralized bar area. Beyond the bar is the Moo restaurant, which you are attracted to from the aroma of cuisines. The rooms are crisp with fresh designs that create a relaxing mood. At the terrace area of the hotel, you can see the La Pedrera building and its roof that has Gaudi’s warrior-like chimneys.

Soho House Barcelona

The design of the Soho House Barcelona hotel resembles the English country house model. It is this design that sparks magic into a classy hotel.

The hotel design is enhanced by the panels whose pale olive color leaves a lasting impression. One cannot fail to notice the porcelain rotating light switches.

The solid antique chests and upholstered thick curtains create a relaxing mood suited for visitors. There is a rooftop terrace where you can get a breath of fresh air. On this rooftop is a spectacular view of Port Vell and the sea.

W Barcelona

The hotel design resembles the renowned Burj al-Arab hotel in Dubai due to its W design that resembles a tall and shimmering sail. The high-end hotel works to maintain a youthful and sexy appeal.

The terrace and pool area have an Ibiza vibe. On the 26th floor is the Eclipse bar that often hosts mixologists and DJs invited from London. The roof has an incredible infinity pool, private cabins, as well as daybeds for those wishing to have the best view of the city.

Hotel Pulitzer Barcelona

This hotel is suited for people who love to party. The hotel’s vibrant atmosphere coupled with the airy and plush lobby gives a lasting first impression.

The zebra print rugs and white leather sofas enhance this welcoming atmosphere. The design elements are also present in the rooftop cocktail bar.

These aspects explain why the bar is always busy in summer hosting both local and international guests. The bedrooms are of modest size with designs modeled around satin, leather, and wood.

Hotel The Serras

Designed by Eva Martinez, a famous designer, the hotel is a must-visit. The bedrooms have a white and chocolate theme with a bit of Barcelona originality in the form of traditional Barcelona tiling done on the headboards. The common areas have crushed velvet in grey and ochre.

Rooms facing the port are well lit and offer great views. However, if you want a quieter space, then the rooms on the side serve your needs better.

The pool area and decked rooftop bar also offers spectacular views of the port and can cater to non-guests. Informal, the house restaurant, is steered by Marc Gascons whose Micheline star means your food needs are covered.

In conclusion, you can never go wrong with these hotels. The experience is breathtaking, one that you should experience for yourself.