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Fashion House is located in a fine 19th century building in the heart of Barcelona, a few steps away from the Paseo de Gracia and Plaça Catalunya, Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter.A careful renovation has added comfort and functionality to the ample spaces, keeping the atmosphere and enchantment of that period.The rooms are spacious and comfortable all equipped with heating and air conditioning. In addition you can also enjoy the common spaces such as a beautiful 100 sq meters terrace/garden and the large living room.
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Excellent experience. Very comfortable and quiet place. Super helpful reception staff. It is located 3 blocks from Plaza Catalunya. There's transportation everywhere. We stayed in a room with kitchinet, super recommended because you could buy food and eat it in the room or in the lobby. It has a supermarket less than 40 meters.
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Date of stay: August 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip: La recepción funciona con horarios parciales de 8 a 20 teniendo también un impass pasado el mediodía
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This was a perfect place for us to stay on our first trip to Barcelona. The staff is multilingual and so helpful. The hostel is beautifully decorated with a lovely outside terrace. The common area is a delight and breakfast was either there or you could eat on the terrace. It is very comfortable and very quiet and very clean. And the location is fantastic. A metro and buses are very close and it is walkable to many parts of the city.. We stayed in the suite which was nice to have for a week long visit … it felt like home. We would return here in an instant!
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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First off, location is extremely convenient & quiet. It's on the same block as the metro & the convenient store is on the next block. If you need Internet access, Workcenter (similar to Kinko's), which opens 24 hrs, is only 2 blocks away.
Staff, the Italian guy, was super helpful. Be forewarned that they work only limited hours. So, say, if you want to check in at 4 pm on a Sunday, which I did, better let them know in advance.
I stayed here for 2 nights then moved to Costanza, which is 1 short block away. The latter costs slightly more, but the room is nicer & it has a TV & a small fridge.
As for restaurants, Tabler is a good back up a block away. The Thai place has decent food and efficient service, but the staff seem cold.
Staff, the Italian guy, was super helpful. Be forewarned that they work only limited hours. So, say, if you want to check in at 4 pm on a Sunday, which I did, better let them know in advance.
I stayed here for 2 nights then moved to Costanza, which is 1 short block away. The latter costs slightly more, but the room is nicer & it has a TV & a small fridge.
As for restaurants, Tabler is a good back up a block away. The Thai place has decent food and efficient service, but the staff seem cold.
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Date of stay: November 2006Trip type: Traveled solo
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I saw fashion house on the internet looked very impressive.
I booked for my husband and 12 year old son for april 2012.They asked for all 3 nights to be paid in advance which i thought was strange, i can understand one but not all!
We paid 2 nights upfront to the accomodation to secure the room.
I booked a triple room at 140 euro per night .Plus 6 euro per person per day for breakfast ie 158.00 euro per day.
When we arrrived the young receptionist showed us the room. 2 small areas joined toger, one with a small FRENCH BED -one and a half spaces.
The bed filled the room, it was not possible to put a normal double bed in the room, in the other part of the room was another french bed next to a fridge.
The room was very cold as it was located on the floors above reception in another apartment.
The receptionist informed me linen and towels we changed every 3 days, so preserve towels!!!
The television was hanging a few feet from the floor ie 3 feet.
We explained to the receptionist that it was not a room for 140 euro, nor the level shown in photos.and we wanted a refund and to leave.
We also explained we wanted full sized double beds.We were told that is how beds are in Spain- a complete lie!!!
We were told that they were not going to give a refund.
Finally the owner came down stairs as the receptionist called him andtold us we could leave with no refund of our 3 nights paid, as we have paid the 3rd night before going up to the room on arrival.
i told him i own a guesthouse and know that by law hwe should refund the last 2 nights as i had the right to cancel ahead.He told me it does not work like this in Spain.
I told him he was in europe and it does!!! I also asked him to call the police as they know the laws for tourism.They both refused. I also told him the licence of Fashion house only allows him to rent singes and double rooms as on the licence on the wall!!!
The owner started screaming at myself and husbandmy son was terrified. He told us to get of his house and onto the street.He then grabbed my husband who has heart problems and tried physically pulling him from his chair to the door.
I am shocked that an owner thinks he can get away with such behaviour- he told us he left Italy to get away from people like us!!!
well he is giving the Spanish a bad name. This is without doubt the most frightening experience i have had in 49 years!!!!
I booked for my husband and 12 year old son for april 2012.They asked for all 3 nights to be paid in advance which i thought was strange, i can understand one but not all!
We paid 2 nights upfront to the accomodation to secure the room.
I booked a triple room at 140 euro per night .Plus 6 euro per person per day for breakfast ie 158.00 euro per day.
When we arrrived the young receptionist showed us the room. 2 small areas joined toger, one with a small FRENCH BED -one and a half spaces.
The bed filled the room, it was not possible to put a normal double bed in the room, in the other part of the room was another french bed next to a fridge.
The room was very cold as it was located on the floors above reception in another apartment.
The receptionist informed me linen and towels we changed every 3 days, so preserve towels!!!
The television was hanging a few feet from the floor ie 3 feet.
We explained to the receptionist that it was not a room for 140 euro, nor the level shown in photos.and we wanted a refund and to leave.
We also explained we wanted full sized double beds.We were told that is how beds are in Spain- a complete lie!!!
We were told that they were not going to give a refund.
Finally the owner came down stairs as the receptionist called him andtold us we could leave with no refund of our 3 nights paid, as we have paid the 3rd night before going up to the room on arrival.
i told him i own a guesthouse and know that by law hwe should refund the last 2 nights as i had the right to cancel ahead.He told me it does not work like this in Spain.
I told him he was in europe and it does!!! I also asked him to call the police as they know the laws for tourism.They both refused. I also told him the licence of Fashion house only allows him to rent singes and double rooms as on the licence on the wall!!!
The owner started screaming at myself and husbandmy son was terrified. He told us to get of his house and onto the street.He then grabbed my husband who has heart problems and tried physically pulling him from his chair to the door.
I am shocked that an owner thinks he can get away with such behaviour- he told us he left Italy to get away from people like us!!!
well he is giving the Spanish a bad name. This is without doubt the most frightening experience i have had in 49 years!!!!
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Date of stay: April 2012Trip type: Traveled with family
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Response from Fashionhouse, Propietario at bcn Fashion House
Responded Jul 17, 2012
All the things written in this review are completely false and invented. They are written by a person that has been sent away from Fashion House because was (hysterically) screaming while the other people were resting at 11,00 p.m. We are sorry again with the other guests for this episode occurred and we will try to do our best so that something like this will not happen ever again. It is not our policy to ask for the full payment before arrival. The reason why we had the full amount of their stay, was that the husband of the violent woman, whose credit card had been denied several times, insisted before his arrival to make a bank transfer of the full amount of their staying. However, when this (crazy) unpolite person was sent away a full refund was done in cash on the spot.
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After perusing Tripadvisor and Frommers, I booked the Fashion House, partly for cost reasons, partly for space reasons. This is a B&B style facility where you enter on the ground floor and proceed to the 1st floor where there are various rooms (some with patios). We had 1 double room (with patio, private sink, and shared bath) and 1 quadruple room or suite (which consisted of a kitchen w/ a fold-out bed and a connecting room w/ a double bed, private patio access, and private bathroom/shower).
The rooms can indeed be spacious and cheap as others have noted. Fashion House also is very close to Las Ramblas, Place Catalyuna, the Barri Gotic, and many other sites of note in Barcelona. Another plus is the proximate subway station (Urquinaona), which is literary outside the building door, and the close Barcelona Sants train station (about 15-20 minutes by taxi).
Despite these attributes, Fashion House proved a disappointment. First, whereas staff were very accessible by email when we were making our room reservations, staff became invisible when we, prior to our arrival, requested that they make some restaurant and event reservations. Second, staff seemed to be pushing particular restaurants and events. Third, the air conditioner in our double room did not work and the problem was not fixed even though it was brought to the attention of staff. Fourth, our bathrooms (private and shared) were very small and had annoying water/light shutoff timers (you may find yourself taking a shower in the dark)--there were, as well, no amenities. Lastly, the area around Fashion House seemed a little desolate at night--odd for bustling Barcelona.
We did not take advantage of the breakfast and cannot comment on it.
I would most recommend Fashion House to individuals needing more space than a regular hotel can offer or who are traveling on a tighter budget. If you do not need a lot of space or have more of a travel budget, I would stay elsewhere.
The rooms can indeed be spacious and cheap as others have noted. Fashion House also is very close to Las Ramblas, Place Catalyuna, the Barri Gotic, and many other sites of note in Barcelona. Another plus is the proximate subway station (Urquinaona), which is literary outside the building door, and the close Barcelona Sants train station (about 15-20 minutes by taxi).
Despite these attributes, Fashion House proved a disappointment. First, whereas staff were very accessible by email when we were making our room reservations, staff became invisible when we, prior to our arrival, requested that they make some restaurant and event reservations. Second, staff seemed to be pushing particular restaurants and events. Third, the air conditioner in our double room did not work and the problem was not fixed even though it was brought to the attention of staff. Fourth, our bathrooms (private and shared) were very small and had annoying water/light shutoff timers (you may find yourself taking a shower in the dark)--there were, as well, no amenities. Lastly, the area around Fashion House seemed a little desolate at night--odd for bustling Barcelona.
We did not take advantage of the breakfast and cannot comment on it.
I would most recommend Fashion House to individuals needing more space than a regular hotel can offer or who are traveling on a tighter budget. If you do not need a lot of space or have more of a travel budget, I would stay elsewhere.
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Date of stay: August 2007Trip type: Traveled with family
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Based on glowing ratings I arranged lodging for our family at Fashion House in Barcelona to celebrate the New Year. I found Fashion House in what I regard as a reliable guide, confirmed as a comfortable, affordable stay in a location ideal for exploring and experiencing the wonders of this city. We landed late at night, around 10:30, with four exhausted children ages 4 to 10. The taxi driver delivered us to the address, and even he appeared confused. uneasy, and we felt the same. Yet we unloaded our luggage and he drove off leaving us in the dark. We faced a door with no signage. Based on a previous experience at our lodging in Berlin which displayed a welcoming polished indicator on the front of the building, reassuring us we had found our home away from home, posted with easy directions to push the button on the clear and neat listing of entry buttons next to the door. So I knew to search and ultimately located the metal frame with the lodging noted at the bottom of the list, covered by a pealing piece of faded plastic. I pressed the button and the door opened.
We entered to find a drab, rather stark entry way. A tired marble half stairway offered the option to take to an elevator big enough for two (we recently celebrated our almost 70's birthday, so we got the nod for the lift). The rest of our family climbed the full stairway, towing sleepy children and luggage.
This hike led to a door. We knocked and to our weary relief, a host greeted us with a smile and somewhat gracious welcome. The reception room was a bit shabby with covered furniture that made me wonder what they were covering. The room had obviously been dressed up for the photos shown on the website. I scanned the room to see the stack of boxes hiding behind a door haphazardly overflowing with papers. The computer desk for documenting our reservation and passport verification was slightly recessed to the right of that fireplace you see in the site photos, wires dangling under the small table. A man dressed in less than formal attire appeared out of nowhere, plopped himself on the couch and appeared to be checking up on our host, perhaps to assess his demeanor and make sure we signed everything before we ran for the exit.
Once all was signed sealed (here we were with our four exhausted children, trusting that it couldn't be as bad as it looked), we were about to learn a hard lesson; if your suspicious about the place, don't sign anything until you have seen your accommodations!
We were respectfully escorted to the room set for our daughter's family. The first thing we encountered was the bed for the children, a double size mattress flush on the floor (later our host contended the bed was not situated on the floor, but there it was). The room smelled like a cleaning fluid hiding the odor of smokers. The lengthy counter topped with the remnant from the 60's, in this space, was the "kitchenette" dismaying some sort of coffee maker and tired electric stove.The drab cupboards appeared to be superficially painted to match the era of the counter top. I glanced at the flooring, thinking the last thing I had hoped for was my grandchildren sleeping on a mattress placed on that questionably mopped floor.
As we were led to the next room, prepared for our other family of four, we apprehensively entered their intended similarly simply appointed albeit roomy accommodations.
At this point I announced to our greeter, "These accommodations are unacceptable." This nice young man looked at me, paused and said something like "OK." Then he proceeded to take us to our room. It reeked of that masking cleaning fluid. I was not going to touch the bed with the cover matching the covers on the couches in the reception room. The small "balcony" attached to the room was obviously a landing for smokers. The humble bathroom included a simple outdated sink and a shower that fitted tighter than what we refer to as a MRI enclosure rather common in Europe, but this one was lined with drab tiles needing a more diligent scrubbing. After explaining handing of the dangling collection of keys needed to enter the building at night if a "greeter" was not present in the reception room, a key for that room, a key for our room. he said good night and left us to our despair. I grabbed the tired towels, placed them over the bed pillows thinking we had no option but to spend our sorry night on top of the bed covers, suspecting microscopic insects awaited us.
Our sons-in-law promptly departed the building to comb the neighborhood for alternative lodging. We were not naive, knowing in a big city there are areas not advisable for wandering around the empty streets at midnight. This was that kind of area. We have seen worse, but most certainly, this was not much better. Now I am consumed with worry about our guys. Its near New Years and past midnight. This is a city renowned for its fabulous New Years celebration, so lodging is virtually non-existent by this time. They did find one boutique hotel three blocks away, and escorted my husband and I, thankfully unmolested, to the one room available for one night only. Our guys lovingly forced my husband and I to check in. I was distraught leaving my precious family at Fashion House for the night. At least the children were able to sleep, while our daughter and her husband were horrified and nauseated, forced to listen through the thin wall to the sounds of some poor soul wrenching his guts out for seemingly hours.
Needless to say, the rest of our family made their escape first thing in the morning leaving the unwieldy bundle of keys on the flimsy computer desk in the reception room. Fortunately we were able to find comfortable, clean, welcoming and delightfully staffed lodging in a bright and thriving part of this magnificent city. Of course we were obligated to pay for three rooms, reimbursed for the nights they were able to fill with other unweary guests. Left with over $1000's expense which we gratefully accepted as the cost of measurably more than acceptable lodging.
Who wrote the reviews of praise posted for Fashion House? 4.5 out of 5? This is a travesty! Travelers, beware!
We entered to find a drab, rather stark entry way. A tired marble half stairway offered the option to take to an elevator big enough for two (we recently celebrated our almost 70's birthday, so we got the nod for the lift). The rest of our family climbed the full stairway, towing sleepy children and luggage.
This hike led to a door. We knocked and to our weary relief, a host greeted us with a smile and somewhat gracious welcome. The reception room was a bit shabby with covered furniture that made me wonder what they were covering. The room had obviously been dressed up for the photos shown on the website. I scanned the room to see the stack of boxes hiding behind a door haphazardly overflowing with papers. The computer desk for documenting our reservation and passport verification was slightly recessed to the right of that fireplace you see in the site photos, wires dangling under the small table. A man dressed in less than formal attire appeared out of nowhere, plopped himself on the couch and appeared to be checking up on our host, perhaps to assess his demeanor and make sure we signed everything before we ran for the exit.
Once all was signed sealed (here we were with our four exhausted children, trusting that it couldn't be as bad as it looked), we were about to learn a hard lesson; if your suspicious about the place, don't sign anything until you have seen your accommodations!
We were respectfully escorted to the room set for our daughter's family. The first thing we encountered was the bed for the children, a double size mattress flush on the floor (later our host contended the bed was not situated on the floor, but there it was). The room smelled like a cleaning fluid hiding the odor of smokers. The lengthy counter topped with the remnant from the 60's, in this space, was the "kitchenette" dismaying some sort of coffee maker and tired electric stove.The drab cupboards appeared to be superficially painted to match the era of the counter top. I glanced at the flooring, thinking the last thing I had hoped for was my grandchildren sleeping on a mattress placed on that questionably mopped floor.
As we were led to the next room, prepared for our other family of four, we apprehensively entered their intended similarly simply appointed albeit roomy accommodations.
At this point I announced to our greeter, "These accommodations are unacceptable." This nice young man looked at me, paused and said something like "OK." Then he proceeded to take us to our room. It reeked of that masking cleaning fluid. I was not going to touch the bed with the cover matching the covers on the couches in the reception room. The small "balcony" attached to the room was obviously a landing for smokers. The humble bathroom included a simple outdated sink and a shower that fitted tighter than what we refer to as a MRI enclosure rather common in Europe, but this one was lined with drab tiles needing a more diligent scrubbing. After explaining handing of the dangling collection of keys needed to enter the building at night if a "greeter" was not present in the reception room, a key for that room, a key for our room. he said good night and left us to our despair. I grabbed the tired towels, placed them over the bed pillows thinking we had no option but to spend our sorry night on top of the bed covers, suspecting microscopic insects awaited us.
Our sons-in-law promptly departed the building to comb the neighborhood for alternative lodging. We were not naive, knowing in a big city there are areas not advisable for wandering around the empty streets at midnight. This was that kind of area. We have seen worse, but most certainly, this was not much better. Now I am consumed with worry about our guys. Its near New Years and past midnight. This is a city renowned for its fabulous New Years celebration, so lodging is virtually non-existent by this time. They did find one boutique hotel three blocks away, and escorted my husband and I, thankfully unmolested, to the one room available for one night only. Our guys lovingly forced my husband and I to check in. I was distraught leaving my precious family at Fashion House for the night. At least the children were able to sleep, while our daughter and her husband were horrified and nauseated, forced to listen through the thin wall to the sounds of some poor soul wrenching his guts out for seemingly hours.
Needless to say, the rest of our family made their escape first thing in the morning leaving the unwieldy bundle of keys on the flimsy computer desk in the reception room. Fortunately we were able to find comfortable, clean, welcoming and delightfully staffed lodging in a bright and thriving part of this magnificent city. Of course we were obligated to pay for three rooms, reimbursed for the nights they were able to fill with other unweary guests. Left with over $1000's expense which we gratefully accepted as the cost of measurably more than acceptable lodging.
Who wrote the reviews of praise posted for Fashion House? 4.5 out of 5? This is a travesty! Travelers, beware!
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Date of stay: December 2019
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I loved staying at BCN Fashion House in Barcelona as a solo traveller. The room was large and the bed was very comfortable. It was extremely clean and I had my own little balcony. It is very centrally located and easy to walk to most of the sights in Barcelona and steps away from a metro station if you prefer to use public transport.
The bathrooms were shared but there was never an issue with cleanliness or accessibility. Great Value for the cost. Also a lovely courtyard to relax or have breakfast in. I would definitely stay again if I was in Barcelona.
The bathrooms were shared but there was never an issue with cleanliness or accessibility. Great Value for the cost. Also a lovely courtyard to relax or have breakfast in. I would definitely stay again if I was in Barcelona.
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Date of stay: April 2014Trip type: Traveled solo
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Room Tip: My single accommodation had a double bed and overlooked the street Room 2. The room was large by...
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Four night in Barcelona, Fashion house.
we have a suite with private bath and kitchen.
It was in very good location and nice friendly people.
it was clean and also air condition is ok.
we make two night dinner pasta with very good Spanish champagne in private kitchen.
we have a suite with private bath and kitchen.
It was in very good location and nice friendly people.
it was clean and also air condition is ok.
we make two night dinner pasta with very good Spanish champagne in private kitchen.
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Date of stay: November 2010Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I stayed here for 3 nights in late June and again for 3 nights in late July, on both occasions with a shared bathroom.
Adamo and Guiseppe are great hosts. The location is brilliant being only two blocks from Plaza Catalunya and with a Metro station only 20m from the front door. The rooms are spacious, the beds comfortable and the air-conditioning was really necessary in the very hot July weather. The whole place is very clean and there is no tobacco smell.
I am a regular visitor to Barcelona and have stayed at a variety of places previously but Fashion House will be my first choice in future and I can recommend it without hesitation.
Adamo and Guiseppe are great hosts. The location is brilliant being only two blocks from Plaza Catalunya and with a Metro station only 20m from the front door. The rooms are spacious, the beds comfortable and the air-conditioning was really necessary in the very hot July weather. The whole place is very clean and there is no tobacco smell.
I am a regular visitor to Barcelona and have stayed at a variety of places previously but Fashion House will be my first choice in future and I can recommend it without hesitation.
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Date of stay: July 2006Trip type: Traveled solo
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We stayed 2 nights at Fashion House after reading TripAdvisor reviews and were not disappointed. The location is great. Since it was on a side street, it was quiet, but yet it was only a 5 minute walk from Plaza Cataluna.
We stayed in an ensuite apartment that had a small kitchenette. It was attractice, comfortable, and had everything we needed. Unlike the Jan 06 review, we noted no smoke smell at all. As we like to get an early start, we did not sample the breakfast which did not begin until 9am. We chose rather to get a few items from the supermarket and eat in our room.
Adamo was great, so pleasant and helpful. He gave us a large transport map, pointed out sites to see, and how to get there and back. His advice was much better and more accurate than what we got from Tourist Information.
If you want a pleasant and convenient place to stay at reasonable rates, you won't go wrong with Fashion House.
We stayed in an ensuite apartment that had a small kitchenette. It was attractice, comfortable, and had everything we needed. Unlike the Jan 06 review, we noted no smoke smell at all. As we like to get an early start, we did not sample the breakfast which did not begin until 9am. We chose rather to get a few items from the supermarket and eat in our room.
Adamo was great, so pleasant and helpful. He gave us a large transport map, pointed out sites to see, and how to get there and back. His advice was much better and more accurate than what we got from Tourist Information.
If you want a pleasant and convenient place to stay at reasonable rates, you won't go wrong with Fashion House.
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Nope they don't, but there is public parking around
No, not in our room.
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INFO TRAIN STATIONS
Regarding your arrival, may we suggest you check at which train station your train is stopping. There are several. The closest one to the centre of the city is the one called Passeig de Gracia. Usually the trains proceeding from the north of Spain and from France stop also at this centrally located train station. From here, you can take a taxi, which will take you here in 5 minutes and would cost about 5,00 or 6,00 euros. Or you can take the metro, Yellow Line, 1 stop to Urquinaona, which is one block form the Carrer Bruc where the Fashion House is located. Or walk down Paseo de Gracia towards Plaza Catalunya, then follow directions to Plaça Urquinaona - Ronda San Pere. Carrer Bruc is the first street you will find on the Ronda San Pere coming from plaça Urquinaona. It will take you about 15-20 minutes.
There is also another train station called Estació de França. From here you can take the metro (yellow line) and get off at Plaça Urquinaona which is one block form the Carrer Bruc where the Fashion House is located. Also you can take a taxi for 5,00/6,00 euros.
Finally, there is the main station called Sants. From this station you can take a taxi (euro 12,00/15,00 approx) or the metro. Take the green line to Plaça Catalunya and from there you can walk or transfer to the red line, to Plaza Urquinaona, one stop. Plaça Catalunya is only three blocks from Fashion House. It will take only 5 minutes to reach us, so there's no need to take a taxi. Please ask for Plaça Urquinaona - Ronda San Pere. Carrer Bruc is the first street you will cross on the Ronda San Pere coming from plaça Urquinaona. You cannot miss it as there is an underground stop on the corner. Here you have to turn left. Number 13 is the first building on your left hand side.
Best regards
Francesco
BCN fashion House
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PRICE RANGE
$105 - $190 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
bcn fashion house hotel barcelona
LOCATION
SpainCataloniaProvince of BarcelonaBarcelonaEixample / La Dreta de l'Eixample
NUMBER OF ROOMS
8
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Frequently Asked Questions about bcn Fashion House
What are some of the property amenities at bcn Fashion House?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, laundry service, and baggage storage.
Which room amenities are available at bcn Fashion House?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a seating area.
Is parking available at bcn Fashion House?
Yes, a parking garage and paid public parking nearby are available to guests.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at bcn Fashion House?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Chinese.