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Reviewed July 26, 2014

We are a family of five with three teenagers. We stayed in a suite and a Camper King for 4 nights in late June. This hotel only has 25 rooms. The stand out was the personalised service and the breakfast and snack bar. On arrival we were greeted by name by Wim and given a tour of the hotel and facilities by Laura.

Location
The hotel is perfectly located in a quiet side street at the top of the Ramblas. It is an easy five minute walk to Placa Catalunya where the Hop on Hop off buses leave from. Also five minutes to the lovely La Boqueria market. Plenty of good restaurants and shopping within walking distance.

Rooms:
The room set up is slightly different for the Camper Suite and Camper King.
Camper Suites are at the end of the floor. They are angled rooms with bathroom, bedroom and lounge room all connecting. Our three teenagers shared this room with the boys in the King and our daughter on the lounge/ futon converted to a bed. The window in the lounge opened out onto a Carrer Elisabets and was very quiet at night. The bathroom in the suite is a shower over bath, basin and toilet in one room. The kids did not like the fact that the sliding door separating the bathroom and bedroom did not close fully due to the design of the hanging rail around the wall which meant the door had no lock and a very small gap was left when closed. They felt that someone would walk in on them.

The Camper King was our preferred room set up. The Camper King is a two part room. One side of the hallway is a bedroom with a bathroom. The other side of the hallway is a lounge. The design is very clever. The bedroom faces an internal courtyard with a garden wall. There is an external metal roller blind on a remote control which you can put down at night for full black out. For convenience there is a little button on the wall in the lounge and bedroom that you push to move between rooms without a key. A very handy feature. The lounge overlooks the street. The bathroom set up had a separate toilet with a lockable door and a large walk in shower. However, there is no door between the bathroom and the bedroom so showering may require some planning for friends travelling together.

Breakfast and Snack bar
As mentioned by other reviewers the 24 hour snack bar is brilliant. In Spain lunch is generally 1-4pm and dinner 8pm onwards. After a full day walking around in the heat with teenagers it was great to come back, grab a cold drink and a snack and head to our lounge for a break before dinner. This is a very extensive snack bar. It includes soups, bread, coloured popcorn, peanut m & m's, chips, daily ranges including wraps, salads, cakes, desserts, yoghurts and a full range of non alcoholic drinks and hot drinks. Try the chocolate milk it was incredible. Alcoholic drinks are available for sale. Breakfast was extensive with buffet and cooked to order options. The wonderful Paula (chef) was always so cheerful. Her bacon and eggs are to die for. You can add sausages, tomato or mushrooms. She also does french toast, pancakes, porridge and omelettes. We are still dreaming of the thin crispy bacon and jamon (ham).

Laundry
The hotel offers a laundry service but if you are travelling on a budget with a family we found a good self service laundrette (lavanderia) called Wash and Dry at 19 Carrer Nou de la Rambla. 4E per wash and dry and 1E detergent. It is located in the same street as Palace Guell (100m further on same side) just off Las Ramblas, a 10 minute walk from the hotel.

Service
The service at this hotel is excellent. Housekeeping were invisible and efficient. Our thanks to Wim, Fernanda, Aurelie and Laura for their friendly welcome and advice. Keep up the fantastic work! We loved Barcelona no doubt helped by your wonderful restaurant suggestions (Bar Lobo, Cuines Santa Caterina and Can Majo). If we return to Barcelona we will definitely return to Casa Camper!

Room tip: Small hotel with only 25 rooms. We liked the Camper King which had a split room living/sleeping area. Not a noisy area so all levels are fine.
Date of stay: June 2014
  • Trip type: Traveled with family
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Reviewed July 24, 2014

We stayed in Barcelona as a family for 2 nights before taking a cruise and though I'd done my research on suitable hotel's in a good location this gem was beyond all expectations. From the moment we arrived the reception staff couldn't have been more friendly and efficient.

We also didn't realise there was complimentary snacks and drink all through the day, I'm not talking just crisps etc but all sorts of wraps & sandwiches to bakery type food and much more.

The hotel rooms we had took a quick adjustment to get used to as they were painted red, however once used to that the room and bathroom was very comfortable, and your individual " chill room " across the landing from the bedroom was great, it had a sofa, an extra TV plus a hammock. Both my wife & teenage kids found this room a brilliant way to relax.

If we return to Barcelona this is the only hotel I would choose to stay in.

Room tip: Always ask for higher floors in vast majority of hotels
Date of stay: July 2014
  • Trip type: Traveled with family
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Reviewed July 22, 2014 via mobile

My boyfriend and I loved every minute of our stay here, unfortunately we only had one night here! As soon as we arrived we were greeted by friendly, helpful staff. Great location, walking distance to shops, sights and great places to eat and drink. One of the staff members recommended a great place for tapas less than a 5 minute walk away. The buffet which is available 24/7 was excellent also, great food/drinks/coffee which you can eat there, take back to your room or go to the terrace to relax. Highly recommend this place if it's within your budget!

Date of stay: July 2014
Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Reviewed July 22, 2014 via mobile

I probably stay at twenty or so hotels a year, and have been fortunate to stay at a few of the world-renowned greats, but Casa Camper could teach a few things to luxury hotels the world over. Other reviews will no doubt explain their amenities and service (both were great, shout out to Willem's hosting in particular), but I'll try to explain why Casa Camper is fundamentally different from other high-end hotels below.

1. Clearly—and perhaps this is because Camper is also a shoe retailer—this hotel was created with Experience Design in mind. Every process, every sign or label, and every piece of furniture was carefully selected to be simple, useful, obvious, and welcoming.

2. Everything is wrapped up in a distinct aesthetic. Whereas most high-end hotels chase after a Tiffany's-esque ideal of "luxury" (even though they more often land closer to Kay Jewelers), Casa Camper chose an aesthetic that's amenable to a much more livable, useful experience. The bold red color palette and playful handscript font are applied consistently throughout, from the analog clocks mounted on the elevator panels to the illuminated numbered signs above each room. The consistent visual design is so refreshing as to be disarming. You can't help but find yourself rooting for the hotel from the first moments, which no doubt covered over any minor negatives I experienced.

3. Little touches abound. A giant map is painted on the wall aside (not behind) the front desk, enabling staff to walk guests through points of interest in the city interactively. The elevator reminds you that it's better to take the stairs. Doors that lead to staff-only areas merely read "no!". Along with the aesthetic design, the playful, cheery branding is really potent.

4. The food is fantastic. The 24 hour "snack" area includes kitchen-prepared chilled food like salads. In fact, calling it them "snacks" is euphemistic. Including their great made-to-order breakfast service, all of my best meals after give days of paying top dollar at restaurants in Barcelona were at Casa Camper. If I go back, I'm just going to plan my visit around watching tv and eating their food all day.

5. Two rooms in one. Most rooms come with both a main bedroom (large for Barcelona), as well as a totally separate room across the hall intended for lounging. I've stayed in suites with four or five rooms in the past, but to have both my rooms separated by the main hallway was a strangely novel (and psychologically rewarding) experience. We would pig out in our lounge room and watch the World Cup in the evenings and make a decent mess, then cross the hall to our yet untainted clean and sterile bedroom. Loved it.

6. The rooms have a bunch of useful touches. The safe can provide 24 hour power to a device locked inside it. A rack of pegs on which to hang clothes lines the entire length of each room, which really made drying our clothes after washing them in the sink a breeze. The indoor hammock near the open-air terrace in the lounge was also a very nice touch.

If you're still reading this, just book your reservation now. We travel really light (two 46L backpacks), and this hotel felt perfectly suited to our desire for minimal, comfortable, usable experiences.

Date of stay: July 2014
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Reviewed July 20, 2014

We stayed seven nights at this hotel and enjoyed every minute. The location is nice, close to many restaurants. The staff is very friendly and service minded; and the whole concept - with a lounge area with food, beverage and refreshments available on a 24 hour basis, included in the price - just works so well. Each room has its own dedicated mini-lounge with a comfortable sofa, hammock and TV so you can have an exclusive siesta time. Breakfast is also included, with a broad selection and a dedicated chef who cooks dishes as per request. All in all a wonderful experience in a city that is overrun with tourists and where this oasis is highly appreciated.

Date of stay: July 2014
Trip type: Traveled with family
2  Thank Mogens J
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