The Best Luxury Hotels in Barcelona, Honestly Ranked

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.

The former Gran Hotel La Florida, high on Tibidabo hill, fully renovated and reopened as METT in September 2025: 70 rooms, many looking over the city to the Mediterranean, a spa with a stainless steel pool, hot tub and sauna, two bars, and a suite with its own private pool. It is far from the center by design, so every evening out starts with a car; our pick for a couple who want the view and the quiet.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

The 44-story glass tower on the beach beside the Olympic Port, run by Ritz-Carlton since it opened in 1994: 432 rooms and suites, all renovated, with the sea or the city from every side, Paco Pérez's two-Michelin-star Enoteca, a Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, a business center and meeting rooms. Outside, a family pool and the Arts Kids program for children, and the adults-only Gehry Pool, an infinity pool facing Frank Gehry's fish sculpture. Our family and business pick; the last phase of renovation partly closes common areas through June 2027, so we check what is open for your dates. One MICHELIN Key; Forbes Four-Star.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

The 44-story glass tower on the beach beside the Olympic Port, run by Ritz-Carlton since it opened in 1994: 432 rooms and suites, all renovated, with the sea or the city from every side, Paco Pérez's two-Michelin-star Enoteca, a Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, a business center and meeting rooms. Outside, a family pool and the Arts Kids program for children, and the adults-only Gehry Pool, an infinity pool facing Frank Gehry's fish sculpture. Our family and business pick; the last phase of renovation partly closes common areas through June 2027, so we check what is open for your dates. One MICHELIN Key; Forbes Four-Star.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

A former bank on Passeig de Gràcia, a three-minute walk from Casa Batlló: 120 rooms and suites by Patricia Urquiola, the Michelin-starred Moments, cocktails at Bankers Bar under the old safe-deposit boxes, and a spa with an indoor pool. Terrat, the hedge-lined roof terrace, adds a small dipping pool from April to October. Forbes Five-Star with Two MICHELIN Keys, it is our first pick for a couple, and with a business center and Passeig de Gràcia station, where the airport train stops, a short walk away, an easy base for a working trip.

The 1919 grande dame, born as the Ritz, on the Gran Via two blocks from Passeig de Gràcia: 120 rooms and suites, Art Suites named for Dalí, Miró and César Ritz with butler service, Rafa Zafra's Amar for dinner and the Mayan-inspired spa. The Rooftop Garden, one of the largest roof terraces in the city, has a pool for hotel guests and the Sagrada Família on the skyline: our pick for a couple who want old Barcelona. Three-bedroom family suites for seven, two-bedroom family rooms and supervised childcare make it our family pick in the center. LHW member.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

On Passeig de Gràcia since 1918 and still run by the founding family, a block from La Pedrera: 275 rooms and suites, a collection of some 1,000 modern artworks (Tàpies, Plensa, Anish Kapoor), SOLC for Mediterranean cooking, and El Bar del Majestic with live piano most evenings, an easy room for one. La Dolce Vitae on the roof has an open-air, unheated plunge pool, with its bar open in summer, and a view across most of the city; the spa below has a 12-meter heated pool. Meeting rooms and a business center in the middle of the boulevard make it our solo and business pick. LHW member.

The 44-story glass tower on the beach beside the Olympic Port, run by Ritz-Carlton since it opened in 1994: 432 rooms and suites, all renovated, with the sea or the city from every side, Paco Pérez's two-Michelin-star Enoteca, a Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, a business center and meeting rooms. Outside, a family pool and the Arts Kids program for children, and the adults-only Gehry Pool, an infinity pool facing Frank Gehry's fish sculpture. Our family and business pick; the last phase of renovation partly closes common areas through June 2027, so we check what is open for your dates. One MICHELIN Key; Forbes Four-Star.

Lluís Domènech i Montaner's 1908 modernisme building at the top of Passeig de Gràcia, where the Eixample meets Gràcia: 105 rooms and suites, Aleia's two Michelin stars on the first floor, jazz at the Café Vienés, and a rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, open May to September, and views across the city. Smaller than the boulevard's big hotels and with a jazz bar where one guest fits right in, it is our pick for a traveler on their own; for a couple, dinner at Aleia and a night on the roof. LHW member.