Hotel Cram
What the experts agree on
Sleek, design-forward Eixample hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant and rooftop pool/bar; standard rooms run small, but the stylish, colorful decor and central location near Sagrada Familia win praise.
“The standard rooms are indeed a little Cramped, but full of designer twirls and a light, white and timber toned décor, all hidden behind an (often illuminated) 1892 façade.”
– Lonely Planet
Star
"Although the guestrooms are on the small side, this is counter balanced by cutting edge technology and the superb contemporary interior the work of several famous designers."
"This eminently stylish addition to the hip Barcelona scene is not as crowded as its name implies, and has a special appeal to cool 30-somethings." Full review
"The result is a cheerful avant-garde aesthetic with luxurious details such as high-pressure shower heads." Full review
Upscale
"The Cram hotel is chic and colorful, with more style than a lot of competing properties." Full review
18.6
"Architecturally-minded visitors to Barcelona can’t help but have high expectations these days — it seems every building is either an ultra-modern masterpiece or a centuries-old treasure." Full review
99.6
"The name may be a bit off-putting, but rest assured the Cram isn’t crammed with anything except a very cool Barcelona crowd." Full review
"Situated right in the heart of the Eixample, Hotel Cram is well-positioned for shopping and nightlife." Full review
"Modern masterpiece with a Michelin-starred restaurant and a buzzy rooftop pool in Barcelona’s Eixample quarter." Full review
"Close to the University of Barcelona, this design-minded property in the Eixample neighborhood is also close to Casa Mila and La Sagrada Familia." Full review
7.0
"The Hotel Cram is more spacious than its unfortunate name might indicate, with a bright, unpretentious design, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a rooftop bar with an enviable view." Full review
$1,181/night
on Booking.com