Hotel Arts Barcelona
La Barceloneta, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona
“Coastal skyline landmark”
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Vibe
High-tech architecture meets Mediterranean leisure in a glass tower where the city's social energy converges at the waterfront.
“Coastal skyline landmark”
Duplex penthouses, dedicated butler service, and acclaimed gastronomy on the Mediterranean coast.
An iconic SOM glass tower anchored by Frank Gehry's monumental golden fish sculpture.
A duplex sky-high spa featuring hydrotherapy pools and panoramic Mediterranean views.
In Port Olimpic amid Mediterranean beaches, yachts, and buzzing nightlife.
Rooms
Newly reimagined interiors by Meyer Davis feature open layouts and palettes inspired by the Mediterranean sea and Catalan mountains.
Backstory
Designed by Bruce Graham for the 1992 Olympics, this 44-story tower was Barcelona's first truly modern luxury beacon.
Wellness
Floating 150 meters above the sea, the duplex spa offers panoramic terraces and treatments using prestige Natura Bissé products.
Eat & drink
Enoteca Paco Pérez serves Michelin-starred coastal cuisine, while P41 Bar offers artistic mixology influenced by the world's 41st parallel.
The neighborhood
Located in Port Olimpic, the hotel provides immediate access to the Barceloneta boardwalk and the city's vibrant marina district.
“Even without the accolade this 44-floor skyscraper is a striking feat of architecture, its inside-out steel superstructure gleaming in the sun.”
“In the Deluxe Seafront room you'll find panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the opportunity to snuggle under the covers and watch the sunrise from your huge, plush bed.”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.