Barcelona's Eixample,
the capital's most central district
Stay with us in Barcelona's left Eixample district
Hotel Abbot is located in the heart of Barcelona's Eixample district, just a stone's throw from Sants train station, a ten-minute stroll from Plaza de España and close to Barcelona's Palau de Congresos, Montjuic Olympic Stadium and Palau Sant Jordi, among other points of interest. This excellent location makes our establishment ideal for those who are planning to attend a fair or congress in the city, or a concert at the Palau Sant Jordi. We invite you to enjoy the most charming parts of the city and discover this fantastic area for dining, shopping or just going for a stroll.
What to see and do in Barcelona city centre
Hotel Abbot is located very close to Plaza de España and Montjuic mountain, two places of interest that you must visit during your time in Barcelona.
Montjuic is a large green area which also boasts several sports and cultural facilities. The Olympic Stadium, Montjuic Castle, the Palau Sant Jordi and the Pueblo Español are some of the most representative places. Don't miss the chance to hop on the cable car, from where you can enjoy fabulous views of the sea and the city. Our establishment, also located very close to various shopping centres, such as the Arenas Shopping Centre or l'Illa, is perfect for enjoying a day of shopping.
Also, with easy access to the rest of the city, it is a good starting point to visit the most iconic places in Barcelona. Don't miss the modernist jewels that are the Sagrada Familia, the Pedrera or the Casa Batlló, Plaza Catalunya, Plaza España, Park Güell, the Rambla, the Cathedral, the Nou Camp or the Palau de la Música, among many others.
Book your stay now and enjoy a unique experience in the city of Barcelona.
An unbeatable location
One of the most characteristic districts of Barcelona is the Eixample, a large and central area, located to the north of Plaza Catalunya. It is characterised by its long and straight streets, distributed like a grid and is also home to several places of interest to visit in Barcelona. The Eixample district is divided into two areas, left and right, by one of the city's great avenues, Calle Balmes. The left Eixample, which was built a little later than the right, is now one of the busiest areas of the city. This district boasts great nightlife and a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and clubs. In addition, it is close to many museums of interest, such as the MNAC, the Joan Miró Foundation or the MACBA.