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Hostal Oliva
Passeig de Gràcia 32
Barcelona
Cataluña
Spain
93 488 01 62
Type: Hostel
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Barcelona
Cataluña
Spain
93 488 01 62
Type: Hostel
Comments ( 0 )
Rating (0 Votes)
Hostal Oliva is a few blocks from the Casa Milà on the grand Modernist thoroughfare designed by Gaudí that’s decorated with lampposts by his contemporary, Pere Falqués. An antique wooden elevator slowly rises through the courtyard to the fourth floor of this fine turn-of-the-20th-century building.
With no public space in which to meet fellow travelers, outgoing types won’t find this hostel a very sociable place or its proprietor especially fond of noisy guests. Anarrow hallway leads to rooms that are simply furnished and well maintained, with the choice of private bath and television or no show
and shared facilities.
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