Hotel Ohla Barcelona
Ciutat Vella, Barcelona
“Avant-garde rooftop perch”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Ceramic eyes cover the historic exterior, leading into a sleek interior anchored by a lively glass-walled rooftop pool.
“Avant-garde rooftop perch”
Historic facade adorned with artist Frederic Amat's iconic ceramic eye installation.
Buzzy rooftop terrace and pool deck drawing crowds for evening cocktails.
Attentive boutique service, evening turndown service, and a glass-walled rooftop pool.
In the Gothic Quarter's heart amid medieval streets and nightlife.
Rooms
Monochromatic design and clean timber finishes keep the focus on views over Via Laietana below.
Backstory
Opened in 2011 inside a 1926 department store, preserving neoclassical details behind its contemporary art facade.
Wellness
A glass-walled rooftop pool offers skyline views across the surrounding Gothic Quarter rooftops.
The neighborhood
Step onto Via Laietana, where medieval alleyways and Gothic Quarter bars branch off in every direction.
“The façade of Ohla Barcelona blends seamlessly with the Catalan Gothic architecture that surrounds it, obscuring the fact that the interior takes its cues not from the spires and stone but from the clean lines of modern hotel minimalism.”
“Strenuously fashionable, from the strangely eyeball-like orbs that cascade over the facade, to the all-black lobby, to the rooftop terrace.”
The app
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