We booked this hotel for a 2 night break in Barca. I knew and accepted it was only 3 star and the location was slightly out of the city centre. However I did not expect a hotel that was stuck in the 70's. The most infuriating thing was the incessant noise at nights through the paper thin walls. Doors banging... More

I take a group of students to Barcelona each year for a residential study visit. We've stayed in various cheap places nearer the centre of Barcelona in the past. All of them have been pretty basic and also very noisy, particularly with night-time traffic. We stayed at the Husa Tres Torres for 4 nights in mid-March. There were 50 of... More

Modern and very clean. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Located in a quiet residential area of Barcelona, easy access to city centre. Food was excellent and served in a pleasant restaurant, mornings they provide a buffet breakfast. I would certainly recommend and stay at this hotel again.

I stayed at this hotel during a business trip to Barcelona in late August 2012. The hotel rooms are small, but very clean. The only downside was that the walls and floors are thin like paper. Not only can you hear what your neighbours are doing in the rooms next to you, you can also listen in on what is... More

Hotel is in a good residential neighbourhood. Area is quite and safe. Cosy and clean modern rooms. Friendly and helpful staff make you feel welcome. Easy and fast transport connections. Very pleasant and comfortable stay.

Pros: In a good residential neighbourhood. 5-7 mins walk to metro/bus station. 2 mins walk from grocery store and a high quality fruit store. 10 mins journey to La Rambla. Cosy and clean modern rooms. High speed WiFi. Very comfortable stay overall. Cons: Average room size. Poor WiFi connectivity in certain areas. Area is unusually quite and dull especially at... More

The hotel is in a residential neighborhood, quiet and clean. One problem is the FGC subway station nearby (it's essentially Barcelona's equivalent to NYC's PATH). It's one thing to not operate 24 hours, but it's another to close at 10 PM and have to take a bus from downtown. Choose a hotel near the subway or Rodalies commuter rail.

Nice 'traditional' style hotel. The staff all speak fluent English and are very helpful. The hotel is only five minutes from the metro stop Tres Torres and it's only 10 minutes to the Ramblas on L6 (Placa Catulyana). I found it difficult though sometimes to find my way back at night, because some roads are on both sides of Via... More