Agua Alegre Hotel Barcelona

General Information

two star Hostal Agua Alegre (Happy Water) is oozes Mediterranean fascination with a tropical foliage-filled verandah on which to sip your cafe con leche. Situated in the surrounding area of l'Eixample, an luxurious residential district, two blocks away from the uber fashionable Passeig de Gracia, and ten mins by foot to Plaza Catalunya. A calmly stroll of 15 mins will take you to the historical city centre in which you are able to bump into the superb Palau de la Musica or Catedral de Barcelona. Oops, did we neglect to mention Casa Batllo and La Pedrera? Whether you're walking-averse or simply tired, there are a lot of underground, regional train and bus stations surrounding. This hostel is located in a a turn of the century Modernist building, and features been totally reformed for modern-day comforts. Closer to the hostel are a few intriguing Gaudi structures including La Pedrera (also known as Casa Mila), Casa Batllo (which was nicknamed the bone cottage because of the shape of the columns opposite the ground floor windows) and finally Gaudi's masterpiece, Sagrada Familia Cathedral is not far away. The hostel features been totally refurbished and is situated in a residence built at the turn of the century. The personnel at the Agua Alegre reflect the amicable name of the hostel, and will produce you feel right at home. The suites are special, enhanced with their own unique fashion, and are embellished with ornamental details. They are commodious with high ceilings which are characteristics of this kind of building. There are suites with or without en apartment bathrooms, and the latter are new, bright and roomy.. A communal living room is obtainable for the use of all clients. Strong box at reception desk and twenty-four hour doorman. Entertaining and enjoyable with a fair garden verandah,

Transportation

Situated in the surrounding area of l'Eixample, an attractive and secure residential zone, just two blocks away from the prestigious Passeig de Gracia and ten minutos strolling to Plaza Catalunya. Well-served by underground stations Passeig de Gracia (lines two, three and 4) and Placa Catalunya (lines 1, 3) and regional train stations (FGC y RENFE), in addition to the capacious town bus system. Roger de Lluria,