Ayre Hotel Caspe

C/ Caspe 103, Barcelona, Catalonia, 08013, Spain and Canary Islands | 4 star hotel

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Barcelona - The Sunday Siesta

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We landed at 9 am at Barcelona International Airport. Immigration was so quick, it was almost too good to be true - about 10 seconds per person compared to about 5 minutes in US. Soon we were out in Barcelona Sun, a much appreciated change from the Seattle rain. It was in low 20s (celsius, we are in Europe remember) so very pleasant.Eager to begin …

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Arrived safely in the capital of Catalonia this morning after a nail biter for the previous 24 hours. Barcelona airport had been closed for two days due to the cloud of volcanic ash that drifted down from Iceland. No evidence of it on the ground but at the 20 to 30,000 foot level, it interferes with air travel.

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The Amazing Guided Experience, Barcelona

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... views! Think that was a very cool way to end the trip but wait there’s more‼

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... a bit sorry for the guy actually. The karaoke was a sparkling event however. The contestant we were there to support was called Debbie and her friend and "agent" was Caroline. Debbie sung last and it didn’t go well. She has a good voice but got away to a bad start when the music was pitched way to high – she has a good voice but this wasn’t to be her night.

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... to a fort with a lot of history and magnificent views (no doubt better on a clear day).
Robert has now gone to a bar to watch the final of the UEFA Cup. Apparently the Catalans won't be too excited as they don't consider themselves Spanish.
Two good things happened yesterday. I was just flushing the toilet in a restaurant when my earring fell in. Luckily I was quick enough to fish it out as I would have been very sad to lose it. Luckily it was a clean ...

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Location

This 4 star hotel, located in the El Fort Pienc area of Barcelona, is near Casa Calvet, The Bottle Houses, L'Auditori, and Norma Comics.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Ayre Hotel Caspe Barcelona

    Really nice hotel

    from anonymous

    Excellent hotel. Enjoyed our stay. Helpful staff, nice rooms and good location.

    Awful. Watch out for "free" internet...

    from anonymous

    Awful. Badly located, nowhere near Plaza de Catalunya, it took me a lot longer than 15 minutes to walk, and the area has no character or bars/restaurants at all. The staff were rude (one lovely gentleman on reception to the point of offensive) and not at all willing to help with anything. A supposed 4 star hotel, they watched a young girl struggle down stairs with 3 suitcases without even offering to help!

    Breakfast a waste of money and room service has about 4 choices of dish.

    Internet supposed to be free but BEWARE! If you plug into the wrong socket (there are no explanations as to which socket to use) you may end up with a 150 euro bill like me. The staff of course were completely unwilling to help at all, and in fact were insulting and rude, demanding immediate payment although internet service was suppposed to be free.

    All in all definitely one to avoid in my opinion.

    Our stay at the Hotel Caspe

    from anonymous

    The first impressions of the hotel was very modern, trendy and clean and was a great price for what our conformation said which included breakfast.

    The room was also excelent, again very clean and was very impressed the bathroom, it had two showers and a bath, the showers were powerfull and soothing.

    We went to the hotel restaurant on our first morning, there was very little choice, very little hot food, when i choose to have some hot food, the scrambled eggs were dried up, the sausages were ok, the bacon was smoked, but it was not hot, it just managed to stay luke warm. Thank goodness we did not have evening meal there.

    The hotel is 20 minutes walk from the center, but if you like walking it is a nice strole.

    After the first morning we went to hotel reception, and double checked if breakfast was included, they told us NO, we got our conformation, the person on the desk took a photocopy, and told us, thats ok.

    Everything were fine untill our last day, we stayed 3 days, the hotel insisted we pay 84 Euros for our breakfast, 2 each for 3 days, 14 Euros for each one, ( personally i would not of paid 3 Euros for the breakfast ) the said they called our agent, and its between us and the agent, so we argued the toss, just paid for our film that we had watched and they said they will try to sort it out, when we returned to the hotel we collect our bags, and got a taxi to the airport.

    How many people does this hotel rip off using these tactics.

    Also the day before we was due to depart we asked reception if we could keep our room untill 6PM, again we was told it was fine, the next day we checked at 2pm then we was told it was 50 Euros to keep the room for the few extra hours, they never told us when we asked the first time.

    So to sum up the hotel, the rooms were excelent, the staff the chef, need to be replaced.

    A Nightmare Hotel

    from TheTravelingGirl

    Where to start... in our 3 week trip to Spain, Hotel Fiesta Caspe stands out as the worst accomodation.

    The four nights we were scheduled to be in Barcelona turned out to be the World Finals of

    Formula One Car Racing. Hotel rooms were scarce

    and those that were available had doubled and even tripled their rates for this week end. It turned out to be a challenge to find comfortable accomodations at a reasonable rate... Scouring the Internet we discovered the Fiesta Caspe.

    The hotel is brand new ( 2 months old during our stay in May 2004) and was therefore ( so I thought) offering very reasonable rates for that time period. They are listed as a four star hotel and the photographs looked as if it was a state of the art contemporary decor type of place. I would describe it more as a Holiday Inn with IKEA furniture.

    When we arrived the King bed i had requested and

    had been told would be available was all of a sudden not available in a non smoking room. Furthermore, I was told that my excellent rate did not guarantee me any kind of specific room. After

    moving upstairs into our room which was not new but rather poorly refurbished with "contemporary"

    furnishings ( closet doors rattled, the desk wobbled it was more like a college students attempt at furnishing a first apartment-- cheap,highly styled everything! The one thing i liked was that the bathroom had both a tub and stall shower... Needing a little refreshing, I jumped into the shower, only to flood the bathroom and part of the room... ( when I reported this to the front desk, the woman shrugged and said yes, she knew this was a problem, other people had told her....Hello??)

    The hotel is not particularly well located but a good

    10-15 minutes walk will put you in Catalunya plaza.

    Night time was fun there too. Particularly if you enjoy listening to your neighbors....well you get the picture... unfortunately our neighbors were night owls and very energetic...when they finally did settle down we were able to get a much better idea of what all the noise in the hallway was about!!

    The breakfast room ( breakfast was expensive 14 euro and not particularly appealing nor lavish) was about as appealing as an institutional cafeteria....

    Actually the lobby and common areas all had an institutional feel. Cold and uninviting hotel, with

    a staff to match.

    Wonderful modern hotel

    from anonymous

    stayed at fiesta caspe may 2004. Found it to be very modern and very clean. the staff were pleasant and helpful. The only down point was that in brochure it mentioned coffee making facilities in room..there were not any!!! however there are lots of coffee houses/ patisseries nearby..lovely. Well placed hotel for sight seeing and shopping. would stay here again.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Ayre Hotel Caspe Barcelona

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent