Mandarin Oriental Barcelona
Dreta de l'Eixample, Eixample, Barcelona
“Modernist-bank design sanctuary”
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Vibe
The elevator opens to a floating ramp suspended over a nine-story atrium in a former 1950s bank.
“Modernist-bank design sanctuary”
Barcelona's only hotel and spa with a 2026 Forbes Five-Star rating.
Award-winning interiors by Patricia Urquiola within a mid-century bank conversion.
Buzzy rooftop scene at Terrat and locals-favourite cocktails at Banker’s Bar.
On Passeig de Gràcia amid high-fashion boutiques and Gaudí masterpieces.
Rooms
Patricia Urquiola's interiors pair light oak floors with lacquered wardrobes inspired by Chinese boxes and oversized walk-in showers.
Backstory
Set in the mid-century Banco Hispano-Americano, the hotel honors its past with the original safe deposit box ceilings.
Wellness
A black-and-white minimalist spa features an indoor lap pool hidden behind malachite-green screens and ritual-based therapy rooms.
Eat & drink
Dine on Catalan haute cuisine at two-starred Moments or sip cocktails beside the rooftop skyline pool.
The neighborhood
Steps from Gaudí's Casa Batlló on Passeig de Gràcia, the city's most prestigious boulevard for high-fashion landmarks.
“The central atrium, which you cross on a very dramatic walkway, is something out of the original Star Wars, a deep white void lined with interior windows.”
“Located on one of Barcelona’s most desirable avenues, Passeig de Gràcia, the luxurious Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona is steps from Casa Batlló, one of architect Antoni Gaudí’s most famous buildings, as well as the upscale shops lining the street.”
“There's a reason the Mandarin Oriental is so expensive—it's simply one of the best hotels in Barcelona, in every way.”
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