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Dragons old and new
... something like a Chinese dragon but held aloft on several poles to allow it to float in a sinuous way above the heads of the other creatures and of course any onlookers. It was being carried by people from Sagrera so Julie went to find something out about it, to be told that it was an old bestje, the predecessor of SagreSaure and one that nowadays makes very few public appearances.
Also of interest was a magnificent creature that we saw in Correfoc in 2010, one of three ...
Quickie Tour of Barcelona and Andorra
... No worries finding it although I thought we had missed it as it was further than I thought. It doesn't have much but we get a couple of things and then further down the street to the Plaza de Espanya because we have seen the signs that the race is coming through here. Oh boy. That means we will have seen the Tour de Spain in two countries and two locations. We come out in the Plaza de Espanya and it looks like the Arena is open on the top where you can go up for ...
Hanging with the locals
... and when I mean no where I mean outside the ice cream shop located in a random area.
Got to the Picasso Museum annnnnnnddddd its closed. LOL! Tabari says “Mission Accomplished. We made it.” That’s one way of looking at it. Now mind you the streets are like an inescapable labyrinth so that means we need to find our way back to where we needed to meet the bus. We turned and cruised the streets and made our way back to the starting ...
Spain
... condition and is probably one of the only complete Islamic palaces you can visit in Europe if your lucky enough to book well in advance as the tickets sell out weeks if not months in advance. Thanks Gabby and Emma for the heads up, otherwise we would have missed out like many others we met in Granada. I really enjoyed Alhambra, it was completely unexpected and unlike anything else I will see while in Europe. I never realised the Arab world had such a ...
Barcelona Day 4
... if we diverted from the main strip but we were too hungry. After lunch we hopped on a bus, and took the funicular railway up to the Montjuic Park (its this massive hill/mountain between Barcelona and the airport- the olympic village is there, along with an old fort and a bunch of gardens etc). We caught the cablecar to the top of the hill, to the castello, and explored that for a while. We got to ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Gallery Hotel Barcelona
Sleeping in a Subway Station
I had a terrible stay in this hotel, and would never stay at the Gallery again. Initially, they put me in a room on the first (U.S. second) floor, that overlooked the street. Yes, the windows are double-paned, so there is no street noise, but the hotel is located RIGHT ON TOP of one of the busiest Metro stations in Barcelona! It had been a long day, and I wanted to catch a nap before going out. About a minute after I laid down, I could hear and FEEL the metro trains rumble through. At first, I didn't know what that was until it occured again five minutes later, then ten minutes later, then 15 minutes later. I felt like the Joe Pesci character in the movie "My Cousin Vinny" when he wound up booking the cheap motel room right by the train tracks. The Barcelona Metro runs from 5 a.m. to midnight, so you can do the math about how much rest you can get.
I complained about this noise/vibration, and they let me change my room to the 5th (U.S. 6th) floor. Even there, I could feel the rumbling of the Metro! They should sue the city, or at least their architect. The second room had a running toilet, a TV that was stuck on one channel, and a room safe without instructions.
For the money, there are tons of better places to stay in Barcelona.
Great value for money
In april 2004 we stayed with a group of 12 people in this hotel and enjoyed an excellend service. This modern hotel is quiet, the rooms are clean and friendly and of normal size. It is located very close to the Metro Station Diagonal and just a 5 to 10 minutes walk away from the Placa de Catalunya (down the Passeig del Gracia). There are also many nice coffeshops and restaurants near by.
Fantastic stay!
Stayed here in June in the middle of the heat wave that hit the Med. No problem with AC, worked fine and the stylish rooms are very comfortable, on the small side, but you are in the most vibrant city in Europe, who wants to be in the room? The restaurant and bar had a great buzz, with the terrace for breakfast a big bonus.The staff were very helpful in providing info for restaurants, bars and really recommend a day trip to Sitges, great place!Good service, excellent location (away from over busy Ramblas) and great style!
Excellent 4* hotel to stay!
From Aug. 2 to Aug. 6 2003, we stayed 4 nights in Gallery Hotel. The hotel staff were friendly and helpfull. Our room on the fifth floor was clean, comfortable and quiet. Despite the hot weather outside, airco inside was working very well and silent. The location of this hotel is excellent; metro station "Diagonal" and the famous La Pedrera are just off the corner. Lots of restaurants, shops and facilities (e.g. Avis, AmericanExpress and Tourist Office) are nearby. We definately will stay in Gallery Hotel again, if we are in Barcelona next time.
Great hotel, fab Location
I stayed here at the weeked (28 Feb 03). This is a really well located hotel - right next to the Pedrera, the main tourist office, American Express, a metro stop and loads of fab shops. Placa de la cataluyna and La Rambla are within walking distance and the area has some really good restaurants nearby, such as Tragaluz. The hotel itself is modern clean and quiet. Roomas are average sized but done out in restful neutrals. Windows do not open but air conditioning is fine. Bathrooms are good too but could maybe do with some updating. The staff are friendly and helpful and the breakfast is wonderful. Only downside is that we did not get to try the outdoor cafe terrace as it was being renovated. Maybe next time.....
Galley Hotel is not 'value for money'
Visited this hotel in February 2003. Staff behind the reception desk was not particularly friendly, in strong contrast to the bellboys who were helpful and polite. Standard rooms are furnished adequately but extremely small (4 x 3 meters), it felt like having to sleep in a closet. Hotel is located in an extremely busy street; you will have to keep the windows firmly closed. At the same time the airco does not have the capacity you would expect (and certainly need at night!). With the windows closed you will hardly hear anything from the sounds in the street. Unfortunately the walls between the rooms seemed to be made of cardboard; we could here our neighbors favorite television programs all night, their coughs, their quarrels, all their moves and sounds. The gym is small, most exercising equipment outdated. The Gallery Hotel is not value for money; I seriously question their 4-star status!
Excellent hotel
A truly pleasant stay - the hotel staff were pleasant and efficient. the accommmodations were lovely and the price reasonable - highly recommended