Paseo de Gracia Deluxe C

Subtle luxury and relaxed sophistication, that is the atmosphere of Paseo de Gracia Deluxe three bedroom apartment: graceful, spacious and it boasts a large terrace. The high ceilings, wooden floors, large windows and a most delightful backdrop of luscious grey, exalt the elegance of this Modernist residence.

An accent pattern wall creates a stunning effect in the living/dining area, furnished with two chesterfield armchairs, two comfortable sofas and for your entertainment there is a Flat Screen TV and Wi-Fi Service. The dining table, next to a sunny window, has a noble formality to it without being stiff.

The hallway, like a tunnel of light, leads you into the kitchen, spacious and fully equipped with everything you might need to prepare your meals: fridge, stove, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle and plenty of cabinets filled with crockery and utensils.

Two of the three serene bedrooms are fitted out with two single beds each. The master bedroom features a double bed and has access to a terrace where you can enjoy lovely breakfasts, unwind with a good Spanish wine after an adventurous day, celebrate alfresco dinners or simply bask in the sun.

For your comfort and absolute convenience there are two full bathrooms with shower &bathtub. In addition there is a third separate toilet.

Beautifully located, the cosy-chic Paseo de Gracia Deluxe C is a delicious Barcelona stay. It can house eight guests and it's on the first floor – there is an elevator.

Please note extra cost of 45 Euro for baby cot (all the stay).

License Number: HUTB-005510

It is not only the most fashionable avenue in the city, the glittering Paseo de Gracia Avenue is also the address of some of Gaudi's masterpieces like the enigmatic Casa Batlló and the Casa Milá, better known as la Pedrera. The residential area of the Eixample district is a living museum of Modernist Architecture. This grid-patterned area was created in the 19th century to accommodate the overflowing population from the Gothic district. It coincided with prosperous times when many families became wealthy in the textile industry, Barcelona’s golden age of architecture. Geniuses such as Antoni Gaudí, Puig i Cadafalch, Domènech i Muntaner were employed by these wealthy families to build town houses, each more daring and exuberant than the other. Not far from the the apartments is the emblematic Basílica de la Sagrada Familia - Gaudí's masterpiece - and just around the corner is the Hospital of the Holy Cross and Sant Pau, a functioning hospital and probably the most complex example of Modernist architecture - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This fascinating district is perfect for those who want an authentic experience, the neighbourhood offers a true feel of life in Barcelona with major places of interest easily accessible, local shops, typical coffee and tapas' bars and good value restaurants offering a more refined setting in which to relax at night. "¨ A short stroll through these beautiful avenues takes you to the city centre and many of Barcelona's attractions. Las Ramblas and the beach are just a short metro ride ride away.