The hotel is spacious & clean, as well as the rooms. The staff is very nice & helpful. We arrived before the usual check-in time, so they stored our luggage, so we could do our trips & explore the city till the check-in time. Upon return, the luggage was already moved to the room. Breakfast is nice as well.

Although it's on the main road, the area around is not touristic & not vibing, but the metro station is on the other side of the road which can take you anywhere you need. Also, The pool on the roof is very small. So don't over-expect about it.

Very kids friendly. Received a little welcome bag for our son with toys and shower things. Location very good since far enough from the crowds of tourists to enjoy some peace but still close enough to several attractions to walk there.

The rooms are not at all sound proof, so hope for quiet and respectful neighbours !!

Our stay at Hotel Concordia was really great value for money. The location is really central and convenient for different transport options on and around the city, though mostly we walked. The room was spacious and comfortable, and we were really happy to have a bathtub. Only paper cups were provided with the tea and coffee in the room but when we asked staff for cups we were allowed to take some china from the restaurant for the duration of our stay. There were plenty of amenities - robes, slippers, sewing kit etc. The pool and gym area looked good; I only had a quick dip in the little pool (unheated and it was winter) and I wish I had realised there was a sauna in the area at the time!

There was a small couch/single fold out bed in the room. It would have been nice to have a larger couch for two to sit comfortably. The sound does carry up from the busy street (we were on the highest floor, 7, facing the Paral-lel); it didn't bother us much but something to consider for light sleepers.

Staff were very helpful and friendly. The reception is clean and modern with some interesting design aspects. The room was spacious. There is a pool and terrace, but we didn't get a chance to use it.

The room was not very light, but that was not an issue as we were not there during the day. Breakfast options were ok, but if you wanted cooked food, they were dry and a bit boring. Very few options if you do not eat meat/eggs/dairy. Mushrooms and toast was really the only option other than fruit. This didn't impact our stay, l mention it here so the hotel can maybe consider some alternatives.

The hotel is next to Poble Sec Metro station, so it is very easy to travel by subway. It is also near Montjuic, you can walk for 15 minutes to the art museum, or jogging to Montjuic Castle. However, if you don't have that much time, you can go to the tram, taking metro at Poble Sec to Parallel (just 1 station) and there is a connecting way to the tram.

The hotel gave only 2 small bottle of drinking water as a welcome. I stayed there 3 night, so I have to go out and buy more drinking water. It was not a big deal anyway, there were several stores around the hotel.

I would like to especially comment on the helpfulness of the staff. I was travelling alone for a music festival and they made me feel that I was staying in a very safe and comfortable hotel. They offered advice throughout on best modes of transport to and from tourist spots as well as the festival itself, and it really made my trip.

My room could have done with a bit of TLC. The headboard which was supposed to be attached to the wall was loose and I was worried the whole time I might break it off. This was a minor thing in an otherwise very spacious and beautifully laid out comfortable modern room.

I chose this hotel because it was close to relatives who live in Barcelona. Personally I prefer this area - Poble Sec - to the more tourist dense areas of the city but others may prefer to be closer to the tourist hub. Rooftop pool was great - yes I swam in it in October & was glad to see it had not yet been closed for the season. Rooms are large, clean & comfortable. Did not have breakfast so cannot comment on this.

- the staff, the breakfast, the cleanliness, the room very good - good location - in 25min walk you are on la Rambla. Metro station in front

- for such a big hotel, the dining room seems a bit small, being quite crowded when the hotel has many tourists staying - sometimes late at night the area near the hotel created a slight feeling of insecurity... maybe I was wrong

Loved this, my 1st stay at Hotel Concordia in Barcelona. I was on my way to join a cruise ship for work, and I had to book this hotel myself for me and my date/companion. I love the in-room bathtub with jacuzzi jets, the spacious desk with good power outlets, the good free WiFi in both room and lobby, and the pool! The pool is not on the ground floor; it's a few levels upstairs, and has a quiet city feel (I was alone there in the evening in its last opening hour) with lounges and a poolside bar. The room has a shower separate from the bathtub, which I liked a lot, and room for all my luggage! The hotel is near plenty of cafes and restaurants and is just across the street from a Metro(subway) station that whisked me to Las Ramblas in a few short stops.

Not really a criticism, but it took a while to check in because the 2 people there were both dealing with some slow guest issue in front of me. I would have liked to have one of the 2 check-in staff help me while the other attended to the party before me.

This is an excellent hotel. It is modern, airey and very clean. It is very easy to find and is exactly opposite Poble Sec Metro station, literally fifty paces across the road (Carrer del Parlament exit, not Manso). There is a Metro line from both the airport and Sants railway station so if you can find your way around the London Tube you will have no problem. But be warned, whilst there are lifts and escalators, you will need to negotiate steps and be able to walk at least 200 yards so if you have any mobility issues you may wish to consider alternative modes of transport. The Barcelona Metro must be one of the cheapest as for £14.50 ( at our current Euro/GBP exchange rate) you can buy a 48 hour pass, from a machine located at every station, which covers unlimited journeys on the Metro, trams and buses, superb value for money. I accept that it sounds a bit snobbish but we consider ourselves travellers, not tourists, as we don't need anyone to plan our itinerary or hold our hands to get round but not everyone is like us. The hotel has a small pool, more for dipping and lounging than for swimming, with a poolside cocktail bar which is very nice on a hot day. It is also within easy walking distance of Montjuic Park and the port but you can also take the Metro to Paral-Lel and then the funicular railway (included in the Metro ticket) if you can't be bothered to walk. There are lots of little cafes and bars in the vicinity of the hotel, especially on Carrer del Parlament which is a cool tree-lined street across from the hotel.

Unfortunately the hotel WiFi appeared to be a bit unstable although there may have been a service outage as it appeared to settle down later on in our stay but it didn't like my laptop at all. The wife's tablet appeared to be happier and our Android phones seemed to cope so perhaps it was just my laptop. The breakfast arrangements were a little strange. You cannot pay in advance as there are three levels of serve yourself breakfast, but once you have given your order all the food is just laid in out in front of you and nobody seemed to care how much you helped yourself to, so may be you should just pay for the cheapest selection then take what you want. A very strange way of doing breakfast, never seen it done like that before.