Gay hotels barcelona
When it comes to lgbtq+ travel in Europe, if I had to opt just one country to recommend, it would include to be Spain – I have lived in Madrid and travelled the country extensively, for Queer travellers, Spain has a lot to offer.
Once you are in Spain it is easy to receive short flights, buses or hire a car to do a little lgbtq+ roadtrip around Spain – the main spots most gay travellers will highlight on are:
For each of these gay destinations in Spain I have joint the just a couple of the gayest hotels available and where accessible you will also come across a link to a more extensive list for each destination if you want to see more.
Here are the hot spots for gay resorts in Spain:
Gay Resorts and Same-sex attracted Hotels in Barcelona
Axel Hotel Barcelona
Axel is the logo who markets themselves as ‘hetero-friendly’ and based on their expansion, are head the way in queer hotels across Europe so don’t be surprised to see them popping up in all the major cities on this list.
Axel Barcelona offers a rooftop bar, restaurant, swimming pool, steam room, massage, sauna, sun terrace, jacuzzi / hot pool, gym, spa and free wi-fi. They have Mediterranean style rooms and excellen
Axel Hotel Barcelona & Urban Spa – Gay Adults Only
This is the premium gay hotel in Barcelona, part of the extremely popular European chain of gay Axel hotels. This “hetero-friendly” option is, of course, located in the Gaixample, just around the corner from various lgbtq+ hotspots including ATAME, Gingin Gay Bar, Punto BCN, La Chapelle, and Priscilla Cafe. However, it is also a gay destination in itself, with rooftop Sky Bar especially creature a popular party see for gay locals and visitors alike.
Axel Hotels always pride themselves in their impeccable taste and blueprint. Axel Barcelona reflects this with elegant rooms that put comfort as their central focus. The suites are particularly attractive, with extra-large beds, iPod station, and a private furnished terrace and solarium. The hotel also knows exactly what its core demographic wants in terms of facilities: the gym is large and extremely well-equipped, and the adjacent Wellness club is the optimal way to wind down after a workout (or a particularly heavy nighttime of partying).
One of the best things about staying at an Axel Hotel is the friendly and knowledgeable staff. They are the best people to ask about all thing
Barcelona Accommodation Tips
Gay Hotels in Barcelona
Axel Hotel
Gay Hotel. ****, from 90 €
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Stylish hetero-friendly gay hotel with modern facilities. Located in the Eixample district in the center of Barcelona, close to the gay bars and clubs. Big roof terrace with pool, lounge bar and view of the Eixample quarter.
@ C. d'Aribau 33
Barcelona 08011
Metro, Bus: Plaza de Universitat
TWO Hotel Barcelona by Axel
Gay Hotel. ****, from 70 €
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The newer, second hotel of the Axel hotel chain in Barcelona. With air-conditioned rooms, modern facilities, rooftop pool & bar and a fitness room.
Only 10-15 minutes to walk to the gay bars.
@ C. de Calàbria 90-92
Barcelona 08015
Metro: Rocafort
Other Hotels in Barcelona
Hotel Praktik Vinoteca
Hotel. ***, from 90 €
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Boutique hotel with wine themed interior decor, close to the Passeig de Gràcia and only a several steps away from the gay bars and shops in the Eixample.
@ Carrer de Balmes 51
Barcelona 08007
Metro, Bus: Universitat, Passeig de Gràcia
Barcelona is the vibrant capital of Catalonia. Its distinctive culture is clearly seen in its art, language and way of life. Gay people are confident but not in a flashy way. The scene has everything you would expect from a major city. You'll find the oldest homosexual bars tucked away in the narrow alleyways of the old quarter around the Ramblas. In the nineteenth-century Eixample, laid out in a grid when the city was enlarged, you'll find the so-called Gaixample; here you'll identify the most contemporary planner bars for modern gays, and, impressively, the first ever straight-friendly conference hotel! It's so modern in fact that with a few exceptions, bars and clubs are not exclusively gay. Everything is reveal to everyone, so that while the following listings are essentially gay, in fact there are many more available things to do, and these should be researched in bigger local publications. Lately, modern sex clubs emerge in the area around the Poble Sec which complement well with the traditional cruising area of Montjüic. .
Gay Guide Barcelona