BCN Loft
Check rates and availability for this hostel
Find the best prices for BCN Loft from our 4 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Barcelona
Spain...Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville
Hola! Just got back from my nine day fall break in Spain. I traveled with my friend Dan that is in my program here in Prague. We arrived first in Barcelona where we spent our first 3 nights. We stayed in this place the BCN Loft which were actually apartments. Our apartment was about a 15 minute walk from the main street, La Rambla. La Rambla was …
Our anniversary, opera and Gaudi!
Our hotel has a breakfast buffet at a reasonable price so after a great breakfast we were out the door and heading for the Gaudi cathedral, La,Sagrada Familia. The building is simply beyond words to describe. Construction began in 1883 and continues today! Three cranes tower over the building and over 300 construction workers work on the site. Construction is expected to be finished on 2026, the 100 year anniversary of Gaudi's death.
Gaudi was commissioned to ...
Home Sweet Home
... me were so annoying with their constant getting up, but I guess that's the price you pay for not selecting your seats ahead of time. When we went through customs I was so nervous because the woman put all these red marks all over my card, I was sure I was going to have to get my suitcase torn apart. I was so relieved when nothing happened and that we managed to go the whole trip without losing our baggage. It was so nice to see my ...
Beach bum. Busy bee. and homeSICK.
... there with the little time I have left.
I'm starting to get homesick randomly, but i'll immediately snap out of it. I think it was only because I was sick on Wednesday and people keep talking about what they are excited for when they go home. I can't wait to go home and watch So You Think You Can Dance all day. Every episode better be on that tv. I also miss mexican food, guacamole to be specific. I also miss breakfast. I want my burnt ...
Hola, Adios - learning another language!
... and cobblestoned centre mall and seaside facing restaurants (all with a vast number of alfresco tables). It would be a pleasant place in the summer. Unfortunately we were not favoured with hot days. There's been a lot of cloud and there has been certainly a very cooling breeze each day. We finished our Spanish weekend as we had begun, admiring the beautiful views of the snow capped Pyrenees mountains as we crossed back into France once more.
...