Rooms
Choose your room
Twenty-four rooms and suites in an old printing works, every one with its original tiles. Breakfast is always included.
Patio Room
Our quietest rooms, round the inner patio with its lemon tree. Small, cool and very still at night.
- Bed
- Queen-size bed
- View
- Onto the quiet inner patio
- Rain shower
- Hand-painted floor tiles
- Blackout curtains
From€190a night, breakfast included
Balcony Room
A French window onto a little iron balcony over the street, the original floor tiles of the printing works, and a big bed.
- Bed
- King-size bed
- View
- A balcony over the street
- A balcony with two chairs
- Original 1924 tiles
- Rain shower
From€230a night, breakfast included
Corner Room
On the corner of the building, with light from two sides all day and a reading chair in the round window.
- Bed
- King-size bed
- View
- Windows on two streets
- Windows on two sides
- A reading corner
- Bath and shower
From€260a night, breakfast included
Family Room
A big room for four round the patio, with a separate corner for the children's beds.
- Bed
- King-size bed and two single beds
- View
- Onto the patio
- Space for a cot
- Two washbasins
- A family-size fridge
From€310a night, breakfast included
Terrace Suite
On the top floor, with its own terrace over the roofs of El Born and the bell tower of Santa Maria del Mar.
- Bed
- King-size bed and a sofa bed
- View
- A private terrace over the roofs
- A private terrace
- A freestanding bath
- A small kitchen
From€390a night, breakfast included
Rooftop Suite
The whole top of the old printing works: a bedroom in the corner tower, a sitting room and a terrace with a plunge pool.
- Bed
- Super-king-size bed
- View
- The roof, and the sea in the distance
- A terrace with a plunge pool
- A freestanding bath
- A record player
From€460a night, breakfast included
Groups and celebrations
A birthday on the roof, a small wedding, the whole house for a weekend? Book a call with Núria and plan it together.
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