HotelRitz-Carlton Arts Barcelona

The "iconographic" Ritz-Carlton Arts Barcelona with its "prime location and incomparable views" consists of a "44-story glass and steel tower" which is accessed via "a private tunnel lined with fountains". It is not only conveniently located near "miles of beautiful beaches" but is also surrounded by a selection of "casinos, nightclubs" and "upsca [more]

The hotel opened in 1994 and has become "Barcelona's landmark hotel" which, despite growing competition, is still the "grandest and most stylish" place to stay. There has recently been a "major" renovation. The "mammoth" golden fish designed by Frank Gehry still sits outside on the seafront and is "as much a symbol" of the city as La Sagrada Famili [more]

The author states that the exterior of the hotel "looked like another office building" and only at arriving in the lobby, where they were greeted "kindly" and promised assistance, did they "discover the property's upscale ambiance". The "spacious and newly decorated room" which was allocated to them, "delighted" them with its "engaging view of the [more]

In this review, the hotel is described as an "elegant tower" and the room as "spacious [with] a nice view of the sea and the surrounding cityscape". The location was "very close to the Mediterranean" with "tons of restaurants and dance clubs and a casino". The author was very impressed with the "posh bathroom" and the "amenities like minibar, in- [more]

The Hotel Arts is an "imposing monolith" and the "tallest" building in the city with a "gleaming white" framework with the look of a "scaffold-like skeleton".Visually it is "like a beacon" that lures visitors to the beach area and the marina. One of the biggest attractions of the Arts is "being next to the beach" - it's "away from the traffic" and [more]