Full of urban charm, this 70 m² apartment located in the vibrant area of Sant Antoni, blends modern comfort with the laid-back soul of Barcelona living. 

With three cosy bedrooms, it comfortably sleeps up to five guests making it ideal for families, remote workers, or small groups of friends on an urban escape. It features five single beds (including a bunk bed) in 3 bedrooms and a full bathroom. 

The living room offers the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring, complete with air conditioning, a smart TV and a small exterior balcony.

Feeling hungry? Whip up your own tapas feast in the fully equipped kitchen, stocked with everything from a dishwasher to a Nespresso machine. Whether you’re preparing a quick breakfast or a Catalan-inspired dinner, this kitchen’s got you covered. 

You are next to the Mercat de Sant Antoni, a historic market dating back to 1882, offering fresh produce, meats, and more from Monday to Saturday, especially in the mornings. Going shopping in the market means ensuring you get local produce, and you support the local commerce. On Sunday morning it transforms into a haven for collectors, featuring second-hand books, comics, and vintage items. Also, El Recibidor, a great place for vintage furniture and Llibreria Calders, a charming bookstore that adds to the neighbourhood’s unique character.

If you are feeling lazy and want to go out for lunch or dinner to try the local food, go to Bar Calders one of the most popular spots known for its cozy terrace and selection of vermouths and tapas, and Bodega Vinito, a traditional bodega offering a variety of wines and a warm, authentic atmosphere.  Federal Café, an Australian-inspired café, is renowned for its brunch offerings and stylish ambiance.

Horchatería Sirvent, opposite your apartment and founded in 1920, is a must-visit. During the hotter months you can taste horchata, a local vegetal milk typical from Valencia but widely enjoyed in Catalonia as well. Pair your horchata with fartons, the traditional sweet pastries meant for dipping — and you’ve got a true Mediterranean treat. You can also try their icecreams (xixona, leche merengada or tutti-frutti). In winter, do not miss their homemade turron and other sweet specialties, preserving its family-run charm and historical recipes.

Alternatively, walk down Avinguda Mistral, the heart of the Sant Antoni district, lined with trees, benches and some trendy hipster restaurants, until you reach Paral·lel and Poble Sec, another cool neighbourhood.

If you feel like going for a run or for a stroll, you have Montjuïc, Barcelona’s green lung with its 8m2 of green spaces, around the corner. There you’ll find the Olympic Ring with the Olympic Stadium and Palau Sant Jordi, museums, gardens and historic sites like the Montjuïc Castle, the MNAC (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya) and the Magic Fountain. All of this with the city’s best panoramic views!

You’ll run out of days and hours trying to discover everything Barcelona has to offer!

The Lodging team is here to support you, offering a 24-hour helpline for any assistance you may need.

We’re all ready to welcome you. And so is your apartment. So when are you coming?

Metro: Sant Antoni