A very charming apartment with a “breezy” feel accentuated by light blues in all the rooms and an open decoration plan.

 This is an ideal alternative for a couple, or a small group looking for an oasis in the Barcelona Old City. Location in the Joaquin Costa street means that you are in the middle of contemporary Barcelona culture. You are around the corner from the museum of contemporary art (MACBA) and in an area with a row of cafes, bars, restaurants and art galleries.

This charming, intimate (40 m2) apartment with all modern amenities fits the bill for visitors who want to stay in one of the city‘s more vibrant areas. The design pays homage to Barcelona‘s maritime history, from the wooden ceiling beams to the blue tiled bathroom. The parquet floor and a balcony are other elements that contribute to the open, luminous atmosphere. The open plan solution allows for a spacious atmosphere and for enjoying socializing around meals cooked up in our practical kitchen. The bedroom includes a comfortable double bed and there is a sofa bed for two in the living room. This is a suitably cool spot to chill-out between sunbathing, shopping and sightseeing in this amazing city.

1. There is a parking not far from the apartment (+/- 540 m) which has a price of +/- 57 euros for 3 nights, +/- 85 euros for 5 nights, +/- 102 euros for 7 nights, +/- 114 euros for 10 nights, +/- 137 euros for 15 nights, etc. . . (you have to ask for the Day Card). If you are going to use the car during your stay it's possible without paying again. We think it's a good price because it's not easy to park in the street in Barcelona city center and parkings have an average price +/- 25-40 euros per day.

2. There is another parking not far from the apartment (+/- 2.3 Km) where you can park the car for only 75 euros for max. 8 days. if you are going to use the car during your stay then you'll have to pay again. This is a good alternative if you are not going to use your car during your stay. We advise you to use the public transport.

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