Hotel Everest

Close to Sagrada Familia and Sant Jordi Hospital.

Techically, not a hotel. Barely a reception and none of the most basic things a hotel should provide. Like a lobby, decent elevators,food machines etc. It's more like a modified condo. Abd the beds where actually cots.

Great low-cost hotel. Room was small but comfortable and had everything we needed. Location is fantastic. Close to multiple transit routes with multiple restaurants nearby. About a 10 min walk from the sagrada familia. The staff were friendly and helpful

Location and friendly staff

Parking was difficult

Staff were very helpful. The location was wonderful. Within 15 minute walk to Sagrada Familia. 2 min walk to the Hop on Hop off bus stop. Many small restaurants and shopping within walking as well.

Nothing we did not like.

Cleanliness and the staff

No elevator to the 7th floor

The room was fine and acceptable for the price. The hotel staff were kind and friendly. Although we noticed an issue with the bed linen, the room itself was at least cleaned. A nice highlight was the terrace on the top floor, which was very pleasant. It was also possible to leave luggage at the hotel after check-out.

We had dirty bed linen, which was disappointing. The room was not soundproof, and we could hear other guests during the night. The keys have to be left at the reception every time you leave the hotel, which was a bit inconvenient. While luggage storage is available, it is left openly at the reception without a secure storage area. We also missed the option of breakfast or any kind of refreshments at the hotel.

Very clean and in a good location about 14 minutes on foot from Sagrada Familia. The room was spacious, it smelled fresh, and the staff were kind and spoke English

Absolutely outstanding staff, cleanliness, value, view from the terrace, and location! Extremely accommodating and helpful staff gave us a room on the 6th floor (the final stop of the elevator). Oriol, volunteered and went above and beyond to help us find the perfect wine bar :)

The ONLY issue: Our beds were pretty rough for our 55+ backs. I think their next investment should be in mattresses and new linens.

Excellent location, impressive level of cleanliness. The beds are comfortable. The staff is very kind, and I would especially like to praise Ampar, the girl at the reception.

Great location, close to the L5 metro line and just a short walk from the Sagrada Família (one metro station away on the same line). There’s a nice sitio (balcony) with a great view (of “Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau” mostly and a tiny bit, the tip of Sagrada Família also visible, but I guess other rooms have different views) where you can sit down and relax, and the balcony has shades that help keep the room from overheating. The bathroom is spacious and well-equipped, with small hotel shampoos, shower gels, and bars of soap provided. There’s also a small TV, though I didn’t have time to use it. The room can get warm at times, but the air conditioning cools down pretty well (even if it looks and feels a bit old and some of its features not fully work, the fan mode for example).Overall it’s on a relatively quiet street and no noises disturbed my sleep when I was there. It’s on the 6th floor so I guess it helps.The building has an elevator, the reception is open 24/7, and the staff are genuinely very friendly and helpful. There are also plenty of good restaurants in the area, including an Italian restaurant just downstairs.

There weren’t any real blankets — I solved the problem by combining the blanket covers (or maybe they were just blanket-like sheets, I’m not entirely sure) from two beds and plus the bed sheet from the other bed (I traveled alone), and that worked out fine. Otherwise, I would have had to ask the staff for one, because I would have frozen without it. I didn’t want to use the bed covers themselves, both because of the material and because I wasn’t confident about how clean they were, there were some dark spots on them, probably they’ve been cleaned, but not replaced in a while (there are photos of this).As for toiletries, as mentioned there was some soap provided, and when the room was cleaned, additional bars were brought in. However, I would have really preferred liquid soap, which is far more convenient and, considering the price for the room, not at all unreasonable to expect. It costs the establishment very little but makes a big difference in comfort for the guests.Another issue was the rule that guests aren’t allowed to take the room keys with them — every time you leave, you have to drop them off at reception and pick them up again when you return. I understand that maybe some guests have lost keys in the past, but it still feels like an odd rule and creates unnecessary hassle, even if you’re just stepping out for a few minutes to buy groceries. Of course you’re a visitor, but it makes you feel like a total stranger and a first to even your own room. I would kindly advise changing this system and implementing keycards or something similar.That said, I want to emphasize that everyone at the reception was extremely friendly and helpful. Still, that doesn’t erase my impression of this being the strangest access system I’ve ever encountered.

It was as in a great location. Actually walking distance to the Sagrada familia. Close to restaurants, markets, train station

It’s was a great value

Location is perfect, just 10 minutes from Sagrada Familia, 30 minutes from Parc Guell, close to metro station and city center, many restaurants nearby, easy acces from the airport by subway, very friendly staff.

Room was small, lacking shelfs in the dressing for clothes, bathroom was big but need repairs, some of the objects are old and worn out.

Good location, nice and polite staff, clean.

Small rooms. Uncomfortable beds.

Room and bathroom were huge for Europe. Comfy beds. Lovely balcony. Baggage storage was appreciated. Very clean and location was fantastic.

It didn't bother us, but I'll mention it as it may be a factor for some: our 7th floor room was 143 steps up as elevators were to be used with luggage only. Again, it was not a issue at all for our family, but others may not like that.

The hotel was in a perfect location for what we wanted to do. The room was clean but it was tiny, barely room to move around and the door in and out the room was in a weird location meaning you had to walk in sideways.The staff were very friendly.

The place was very clean. Staff was very friendly. Location was great.

Small hostel-like hotel with modern amenities. Close to the city centre and Sagrada Familia. Highly recommend for a short stay in Barcelona - good value for money's worth! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The location was great, lots of good restaurants nearby and in walking distance of the Sagrada Familia. The metro is quite close too.

The beds were not particularly comfortable. Not good value for money at over 100 euro per night for a 1 star hotel.

the staff is amazing, very handy location and very clean

nothing major really what you pay is what you get, but the treat is from a 4 star hotel

The staff was really great, the location just perfect and the room was clean and enough for my purpose.