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Tres Torres(***)
 The hotel has 56 air-conditioned en-suite rooms each featuring satellite TV, telephone, hair dryer and mini bar. The hotel is tastefully decorated and furnished lending a relaxing and stylish atmosphere which makes it an oasis of tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle that is Barcelona.
The hotel has ample car parking, a large pleasant lounge, a terrace and a safe is available at Reception.
The Tres Torres also features meeting rooms capable of various configurations, making it ideal for the business traveller.
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 The Tres Torres Hotel is just a few minutes from the city centre, close to the major shopping areas and a variety of attractions such as cinemas, theatres, swimming pools and fitness centres. Public transport is easily accessible making the hotel the ideal base for exploring this fantastic city.The Tres Torres Hotel is in central Barcelona. It is 15km from the El Prat de Llobregat Airport and there is a metro station adjacent to the hotel. The hotel is easily accessible from main roads.
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| The hotel has its own cafeteria-restaurant serving a varied menu. Barcelona has a huge variety of restaurants all within easy access of the hotel.The Tres Torres Hotel in Barcelona is an intimate hotel with a great location in Spain?s second city. Centrally situated, and with a modern, stylish feel, it is the perfect base for a stay in what has become one of Europe?s premier destinations. |
| Barcelona, Spain?s second city, is a place without compare. Those that have visited are enthralled by the place and it remains long in the memory after the stay is over. Now one of Europe?s most trendy destinations, it is on the cutting edge of fashion, architecture, design, food, style music and good times. Places of interest include La Rambla, which is a pedestrian boulevard alive with buskers, mime artists and street sellers. Also in this area, the colourful market Mercat de la Boqueria is well worth strolling around if only to catch the busy atmosphere. The Gran Teatre del Liceu, a famous 19th century opera house can also be found in this area. La Rambla ends with Monument a Colom, dedicated to Christopher Columbus, and the city harbour. The Barri Gotic contains ancient buildings dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries. It is a maze of narrow streets connecting several squares where scores of cafes and restaurants invite you to stop for a drink or some food. The Museu Picasso is a magnificent collection of the great man?s most famous works and comprises of three strikingly beautiful stone mansions. If you only visit one attraction in Barcelona, it has to be La Sagrada Familia, the life?s work of Barcelona?s favourite son, Antoni Gaudi. The magnificent spires of this unfinished cathedral reach majestically towards the sky and are encrusted by impressive sculptures that seem to almost bring the stonework to life. Despite Gaudi?s death in 1926, building work continues to this day. |
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