Hotel Casa Bonay

Hotel Casa Bonay

Above Tetuan's rooftops, the terrace and garden at Hotel Casa Bonay hold the last of the Barcelona light while Bodega Bonay, one of three restaurants inside, sets tables for guests who came up for the view and stayed for dinner. The 67 rooms spread across seven floors range from a compact Standard Double to a Panoramic Double with its own terrace and a Deluxe Double facing the courtyard, each with air conditioning, a minibar and a flat-screen TV. What this address offers that most hotels its size do not is range: three restaurants, two bars, a coffee shop, a library, a barbecue area, a spa center with a solarium, and a doctor on call, run by staff who move between English, Spanish, Italian and French without missing a beat. Check-in runs from 3pm, checkout by noon, and an airport transfer can be arranged both ways for 70 euros. Parking sits nearby rather than on-site, at 28 euros a day, and pets travel for a 25-euro stay fee plus a 200-euro deposit. Breakfast is cooked to order but costs extra, and as with other hotels in Spain, a mandatory gala dinner fee can apply on certain dates, worth confirming directly with the hotel. This suits someone who wants a base with real range, a place to eat somewhere different each night without leaving the building, rather than someone chasing a single showpiece pool or spa. Within walking distance of Rambla de Catalunya and the Arc de Triomf, it sits close enough to the center to use it, far enough to sleep through the noise. Hotel Casa Bonay packs three restaurants, two bars, a library and a rooftop garden into 67 rooms across seven floors above Barcelona's Tetuan district. It suits travelers who want variety within one address rather than a single showpiece amenity, close to Rambla de Catalunya.