Mandarin Oriental Barcelona

Location: Barcelona | Spain

Price guide: £££££ £200-£350 per person per night

Poised along the Passeig de Gràcia, the meticulously designed Mandarin Oriental occupies one of Barcelona’s most enviable post codes. Situated alongside designer boutiques and elaborate Gaudí buildings, see-and-be-seen with the elites at this opulent retreat.

Perfect forGlamorous couples after a luxury base near the sights of the city.

In the knowBarcelona’s elites are regulars at Moments restaurant, so dress up and book up in advance.

Recommended for...

City Hotel
Cultural Immersion
Family-friendly
Food & Wine

Hotel Overview

Sense of place

The Mandarin Oriental Barcelona is situated on Passeig de Gracia, one of the most important avenues in Barcelona with plenty of shopping opportunities and some of Barcelona's most acclaimed pieces of architecture.

Rooms at the Mandarin Oriental

The minimalist colour schemes, sliding glass doors and oversized mirrors create light and spacious rooms, many of which enjoy views of the Passeig de Gràcia or the attractive landscaped garden below.

Food and Drink

An assortment of restaurants offer everything from light bites and tapas to decadent Michelin starred cuisine. Opt for locally caught seafood at BistrEau, relaxed alfresco dining in the Mimosa Garden, or extravagant Catalan cuisine at Mimosa, one of the most glamorous restaurants in town. The mixologists at Banker’s Bar create an eclectic range of cocktails, while Tiffany-themed afternoon tea takes place from 5-7pm every day at BistrEau.

Facilities

After a day of sightseeing, unwind with a treatment at the hotel’s sleek spa, which features a 12 metre lap pool and two spacious Mandarin spa suites that are perfect for couples.

If panoramic views of Barcelona are the order of the day, head up to the rooftop terrace and pool.

Activities at Mandarin Oriental

Step outside the door and splash your cash at the neighbouring chic boutiques, explore Gaudi’s famous Casa Batlló, visit Museu Picasso de Barcelona, or take a stroll around La Boqueria: the most famous of Barcelona’s many markets.