Casa Camper

All the times I visited this hotel everything about it was perfect. Lovely staff, unlimited food and drink (except alcohol which you need to pay for), lovely facilities, free wifi and everything else you can ask for. I would recommend this hotel to everyone who needs to stay In Barcelona
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If you love the shoes, then its a must stop in barcelona. the design is outstanding and not to disappoint. we did not stay at the hotel but wish we should have after seeing the location it was in. central to everything and in speaking to someone staying there, they were a fan. outdoor patio up top was also a plus! recommended!

Loved my one night stay here! I’d been to Barcelona before and for logistics sake, I wanted somewhere close to the Ramblas. This was a perfect boutique hotel. There are only 40+ rooms and we rarely saw other guests.
Rate: I booked last minute, so the rate wasn’t great — I’m not sure if it was because of F1 being in town, or because I booked late, but I think the rates are MUCH more reasonable if you book far in advance (some rates allow 48 hour cancellation) and stay for a longer period of time. I booked directly with the hotel since they had a choice of rooms versus the generic through third party sites.
Location: If you have a touristy agenda, this is within walking distance of many sites and very close to the metro.
Airport: Easy cab ride from the airport (taxis can drive down Carrer Elisabets). Also ~8 minute walk from Placa Catalunya (airport bus).
Security: The hotel surroundings were in no way sketchy. Also, you need a key to enter the hotel unless they recognize you and buzz you in.
Room (s): King Garden King. Our room was on the 4^th floor. The bedroom had a few of the vertical garden (a shelf that was 5 – 6 stories high with plants — totally private, so you don’t need to worry about anyone looking into your room). The sitting room had a view of the street, hammock, and a tiny balcony. You can press a button before you leave a room and the other room will allow access for 5 seconds. I can see how some people were annoyed by this, but we didn’t mind. Also, that was the only way they could give each room views of both sides. Everything in the rooms were clean, comfortable, and looked new.
Bathroom: Comes with shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hand soap, lotion. Great water pressure.
Food: Despite the great food in Barcelona, we loved the fact that the ²⁴⁄₇ snacks that were available.
— Nespresso coffee
— Wide range of water (sin gas, con gas) and juices.
— While there is a seating area, one can also bring it up to the room with trays.
— There is a daily menu and all of the items are in the fridge, well labeled. The strawberry milkshake and crab croissant were thumbs up. Also you can’t mess up fruit salad! I also loved the multicolor popcorn.
— Breakfast was delicious — freshly squeezed OJ, omelet made to order — really good.
— Alcohol is available for purchase at the front desk and there is an honor system at the unattended rooftop bar.
Front desk: The staff was friendly and helpful. I was able to check in early (I did email in advance). They gave me a tour of the snack area and my rooms. They called a taxi for us when we were leaving. And best yet, I forgot something in my room after I checked out. They looked into it for me and responded timely. Seamless process!
I think we will rarely have the chance to stay here again due to work and other hotel arrangements but would love to if the opportunity were to arise!

This hotel was perfect for our family visit for so many reasons! Location was perfect for walking tours and access to the easy-​to-​manage subway. The staff was excellent. They sold wine for impromptu happy hours on the outdoor patio on the top floor. They also had food available for small meals or snacks (even enough selection to bring along for picnics). The rooms were great with a «second room» across the hall for each sleeping room to watch TV or get on the WiFi without disturbing anyone. All the expected needs were met. We loved it there and would highly recommend it. And great restaurants within walking distance in all directions.

Excellent, fun, quirky hotel. I loved the facg that the bedrooms are separated into a sleep area and a work/​relax area. I will be back!

What a great hotel. Central location, a unique design, and comfortable.
I visited Barcelona with friends from Asia. We wanted to stay in the Raval area and wanted something ‘different.’ I’d read about Casa Camper and had a few pairs of their (excellent) shoes — so we decided to spend a couple of nights at the hotel. It’s a very modern smaller hotel. The design is contemporary. My king room had a bathroom with floor-​to-​ceiling windows looking out to a wall planted with ivy. So much more interesting than most bathrooms (you could use the black-​out curtains to limit the light coming into the room). The bed was comfortable and the room filled with unusual items.
Although the hotel does not have an in-​house restaurant or bar (no need in that part of Barcelona as you can walk a few steps away for either), next door to Casa Camper is the excellent Dos Pallilos, run by a former chef at elBulli. It’s a mashup of Spanish and Asian cuisine. There is a self-​serve food ‘room’ at Casa Camper where you can grab a snack or drink — as well as breakfast in the morning. A very cool, casual idea — and all of the food is gratis.
Definitely enjoyed my stay at Casa Camper in Barcelona — and will have to try their other location in the Mitte section of Berlin. Recommended.

Casa Camper has thought of almost everything.
Each room is actually two rooms. One’s a bedroom, and the other just across the hall is more of a lounge-​like area. I slept in the bedroom and used the other room as an office. For me, it was actually super convenient to be able to have that separation.
There’s a 24-​hour self-​service food area where you can get tea, coffee, soup, fruit, salad, bread and other goodies. This is especially helpful if you need a snack between meetings (or at a random hour of the night due to jet lag.) There are also trays available so you can take your food up to your room.
The staff is more than happy to help you chart out a course. When I explained some of the sites I wanted to see, and that I wanted to get there on foot, one staff member showed me on the lobby’s large map and was careful to point out where I should avoid going at night and alone.
Little details like the Camper rubber slippers and the Shaker-​inspired aluminum peg rail in the room make the place feel homey and well designed.
A lot of the hotels I stay in for work aren’t ones I’d necessarily take a loved one to, but Casa Camper’s a place that’s perfect for both business and pleasure. It’s centrally situated to many of the great neighbourhoods of the city: Barri Gotic, El Born, L’Eixample and from here you’ll be in the middle of it all.
I feel obliged to warn other visitors that every single time I mentioned that I was shacking up in El Raval, the Barcelonés I was with warned me about the potential for pick pocketing. To combat this possibility I left most valuables in my room’s safe and ventured out wearing a cross body purse (which I happen to think is a pretty good idea in any major city.) I felt perfectly safe in the neighbourhood but it is worth noting that some parts of it can be considered rough. Still, there’s plenty of activity almost all the time around here and Casa Camper is situated just near the Museu de Arte Contemporani de Barcelona (Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art).
The wifi is a little spotty but I’m used to that in Europe.
For me, this Barcelona hotel’s right up there with some of my other favourites around the world: Hollmann Beletage, Vienna; The ACE, New York; The Drake, Toronto; The Hoxton, London; The Soho House, Berlin; The Louis, Munich; CitizenM, Amsterdam.
If you can’t get into the Casa Camper, I recommend the Room Mate Emma in nearby L’Eixample.

Perfect. Stylish, innovative, new, small, immaculate, personal. The split-​room concept affords personal space for couples. Staff is friendly, helpful, competent. Great location. What’s not to love?

Lo que me gusta de Casa Camper son las fotografías que se ven en el fondo de la sala de entrada. Quise entrar creyendo que se podría visitar pero no. Las puertas no eran corredizas. Decía bien clarito, para clientes «only». Ok de vidrio de por medio las miré. Visualicé que son fotos de los locales aledaños a ésta. Fotos grandes bastante saturadas. Este hotel te llamará la atención a ti y a todos los que pasen por allí. A pocos pasos del Macba, en una zona del Raval interesante. Está ubicado cerca del las Ramblas y cerca al mismo tiempo del Mercado de la Boquería. La marca de zapatos «cómodos» que poco me gusta la verdad se unió con Vinçon (la tienda) y han desarrollado juntos el primer hotel Casa Camper en Barcelona. Se lo conoce como un espacio super moderno, simple y dicen que con toques de humor mediterráneo. Nunca había escuchado esa definición. Bueno si lo quieres y puedes descubrir alojándote allí. Fíjate y luego cuéntame qué tal. Pienso que el ingreso se podría visitar como una especie de expo de arte. No se, se me ocurre! Yo me quedé con ganas de ver de cerca aquellas fotos, por ejemplo. Voilà!

Casa Camper es el primer hotel que Camper abrió y lo hizo en pleno corazón de Barcelona.
Cuando se anunció, todo el mundo diciendo: «Uau! Van abrir un hotel de Camper! Como será, como será?» Claro, la típica curiosidad respecto algo nuevo que ya de partida sabía que iba a ser raro… como de hecho lo son sus zapatos.
Desde fuera no parece para nada un hotel. Ventanales negros, con paredes rojas y escritas en blanco. Moderno y original. Consta de 25 habitaciones en puro estilo minimalista. Hasta tienen vista a un jardín vertical y cada habitación una hamaca en la parte de la sala de estar.
Contemporáneo y caro. Dió mucho de hablar al principio y luego el todo fue menguando.
Para quien le gusta tener experiencias únicas de alojamiento.

Cuando abrieron el Hotel Casa Camper pensé «Ostras, ¡qué genial! Un hotel de Camper en el Raval…» Ahora, este pensamiento se ha transformado en «Bueh… parece que prometía mucho y luego tampoco ha sido para tanto.» Y es que a este hotel corporativo le ha pasado lo mismo que a los zapatos de la marca, que son muy modernos, muy fets a sa terra, muy diseño kumbero modernuqui y al final te cuestán un pastizal. Y tampoco tienen tanta clase como para esto.
Resumiendo, que el Hotel Camper es una opción correcta si se viaja a Barcelona y se quiere dormir en un lugar medio original del Raval, siempre que se pueda pagar claro.

Casa Parramon és un taller que llevan desde 1897 construyendo y vendiendo instrumentos de cuerda tales como violines o violas, guitarras, hasta los instrumentos de cuerda más curiosos y poco conocidos.
Tienen buenos precios y buen horario, a parte de estar muy céntricos en la ciudad de Barclona.