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Room Mate Gerard, BarcelonaStaying at Room Mate Gerard Hotel,...





















Room Mate Gerard, Barcelona

Staying at Room Mate Gerard Hotel, you’ll be right in the heart of colorful Barcelona, next to the famous Plaça Catalunya and within walking distance from landmark-studded El Born and the Gothic Quarter.

Envisioned by interior designer Jaime Beriestain, rooms blend classical warmth with urban sophistication, featuring private desks, minibars, Bluetooth speakers, and dark sexy bathrooms.

Breakfast - a sumptuous spread of fresh fruits, cold cuts, jams, and pastries - is served until noon, and there’s also a striking rooftop terrace, complete with pool, solarium, and scenic city views.

Compare prices for this hotel at TripAdvisor

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