Casa Camper Barcelona 🏛️ Raval design stay
Just steps from MACBA and Boqueria Market 🍷
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The setting
Casa Camper Barcelona is in the Raval district—the creative quarter of the Old City—just a short walk from Plaça de Catalunya. Once you’ve dropped off your luggage, you can head out right away and walk just a few minutes to the streets lined with numerous cafés and bookstores. The building features a well-thought-out layout and includes the 24-hour “Tentempie” buffet, where you can enjoy light meals and drinks, a fitness area where you can recharge after a tiring flight, and the “Dos Palillos” restaurant, where you can enjoy an authentic dinner.
What to expect
The rooms are designed in a functional and stylish manner, featuring large beds and open closets, and their windows offer magnificent views of the city and the garden. The “Tentempie” café on the first floor serves drinks and light snacks around the clock—the perfect choice after a late-night concert at Poliorama or a hearty lunch on La Rambla. At the “Dos Palillos” restaurant, you can enjoy Michelin-starred Asian-Spanish fusion cuisine and have a cocktail after dinner. The service here is courteous and distinguished by an attentive, almost anticipatory approach that allows staff to foresee guests’ needs in advance.
Things to do nearby
Since the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is practically next door and the CCCB cultural centre is in the same neighbourhood, you can spend the morning leisurely exploring the exhibitions—though that’s hardly what you’d call a stroll. The Palau Moja is also right nearby, perfect for exploring quiet historic spots between visits to the bigger landmarks.Those who want to see a show should take a stroll to La Rambla, where the Polioloma Theatre is; the Boqueria Market, where you can have lunch, is also nearby. Plaza de Cataluña, a major transportation hub in the city, is also within easy walking distance.
Best for
It is in the Old Town and is especially recommended for design-conscious couples, as well as solo travellers looking for cozy and unique accommodations. There’s an excellent restaurant on the ground floor, and most of the attractions in central Barcelona are within walking distance. With a fitness area and spacious rooms where you can relax in comfort, the hotel is also ideal for family holidays.
How to get to the hotel
A taxi ride to El Prat Airport takes about 20 minutes when traffic is light, but it may take a little longer during rush hour. The Aerobús stops at Plaça de Catalunya, from where the hotel is just a few minutes’ walk away. If you’d like to be met in the arrivals hall, the hotel can also arrange a private transfer for you.
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âś“ Your selectionCamper Garden Double room
Double bed and open wardrobe, with a quieter outlook over the interior garden.
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+ÂŁ150Camper City Double room
Double bed, open wardrobe and city-facing window with the brand's clever design touches.
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+ÂŁ300Camper Garden Double Suite
Spacious room with a king-size bed, balcony, and quieter outlook over the interior garden.
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- Transfer services
- Concierge services
- Gym
- Billiards
Property, in pictures
Latest reviews
Not your average hotel.
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Friendly helpful staff, and I appreciated the aircon in the room!
I enjoyed my stay at Casa Camper Hotel in Barcelona. The staff were friendly and helpful, and I really appreciated the in-room aircon and glorious walk in shower.The… Read full review on ZenHotels →
I returned after three years and it was exactly as good as I remembered.
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Your 4 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Raval arrival and contemporary art
Check your luggage, enjoy the buffet at the “Tentempie” restaurant with a cup of coffee in hand, and walk 134 metres to the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art to spend the rest of the day there exploring the collection. Then pop into the neighbouring CCCB to check out the current exhibitions, and on your way back, take a stroll through the Pati Manning courtyard. Order dinner at the “Dos Palillos” restaurant on the first floor and end the day with a cocktail at the bar.
Markets, Rambla and a show
Jamón, a tortilla, and—depending on your mood—a glass of cava. Stroll along Wander La Rambla to the harbour, then wander through the Gothic Quarter and have lunch at a cozy café. On the way, stop by the Palau Moja, browse the bookstores, or take a stroll through the courtyard. In the evening, stop by the Poliorama Theatre, located just a two-minute walk from the hotel, and check out the current program.
Slow morning and Catalonia Square
Walk over to Catalonia Square to people-watch and pick up the metro for a GaudĂ half-day — Casa BatllĂł, Sagrada FamĂlia or Park GĂĽell, depending on appetite. Come back via the Eixample for vermouth hour, then book the massage room at the hotel before dinner somewhere in the Raval.
Beach air and a final dinner
Take a walk to Barceloneta and spend the morning by the sea. Enjoy a seafood lunch on the beach, feeling the sand beneath your feet. Once you’re back in the Raval neighbourhood, you can wrap up your day by strolling through the galleries or relaxing in the square with a book. Take your time packing your bags, stop by “Tentempie” for a light snack, and wrap up your trip with a cocktail at a bar. If there are still tables available, consider having dinner at “Dos Palillos” one last time.
Where you'll be
Barcelona, Spain
FAQ
Where exactly is Casa Camper in the city?
It sits in the Raval, on the old-city side of La Rambla. The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is barely a minute on foot, the CCCB just beyond it, and Catalonia Square and the Boqueria Market are both an easy walk.
Is it a good choice for families with children?
Yes. This hotel is considered an ideal choice for families with children, and its spacious rooms—including the suites—are perfect for a family holiday. In addition, the 24-hour “Tentempie” buffet is very convenient if the kids get hungry at unusual times, such as in the middle of the night. Thanks to its central location, you can not only quickly reach attractions by Underground but also easily walk there.
What's there to do on site beyond sightseeing?
The hotel’s recreational facilities consist mainly of a fitness centre and a gym, which are especially convenient after a full day of exploring the city. The “The Tentempie” buffet is open 24 hours a day; it features a bar that’s perfect for unwinding in the evening, as well as a massage parlor, which offers services by appointment. In addition, you can dine at the Michelin-starred “Dos Palillos” restaurant without even leaving the building.
Is mid-July a good time to visit Barcelona?
July is the height of summer. The days are long, hot, and sunny, with temperatures ranging from 28 to 30 °C, while the evenings bring pleasant, warm weather—perfect for dining al fresco. Barcelona, the sea water is already warm enough for swimming. Since large crowds are expected at the main attractions, it’s recommended to book museum tickets in advance and arrive early. The Raval district is bustling with life even after midnight.
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