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"Staff are wonderful and very helpful. Restaurant is amazing I had the Beef cheeks with seasonal vegetables and fruit for dessert was the perfect meal for me My husband had the oysters, steak and chocolate dessert he enjoyed his meal very much. I recommend "

"This property is in a good location for accessing the city - but that’s where the good things about this property ends. The property is deceptively appealing - it looks nice from the outside and inside the hallway, but the apartments themselves leave much to be desired. First, the floors are filthy. I had to wash my feet off every night. Second, the bed and the pillow are like sleeping on rocks. A “duplex” with a sofa bed that is not fit for human sleeping… third, the shower is tiny, can barely...

"Such an amazing Gem of an hotel! Room was amazing.. food was out of the world! They use all local produce high quality ingredients no wonder they have Michelin star for consecutive ten years ! Out of the world dessert which you can’t find even in main Barcelona.. room was spacious and clean… they had cycling and beautiful ambience. They arrange taxi on request… overall it was an amazing stay and one of a kind experience "

"I LOVED staying here. It felt like a hidden gem during all my traveling through Spain. The owners are super helpful and responsive. Great location to Montserrat and served me wonderfully as a nice nature escape after all the city hustle and bustle. I would stay here again and again."

"The owner, Jordi, and his staff went out of their way to help me. He gave me a ride from the train station to his nearby restaurant, where I had a fantastic dinner. Then he dropped me off at the hotel. The room was comfortable, and the breakfast was excellent. The front desk attendant was kind enough to drive me to the bus stop for my journey to Barcelona. I was most grateful to be spared a long walk. Muchisimas gracias a todos!"

"Excellent location if you plan to go to Montserrat Monastery. On the morning of our trip, we left by car at 8:20 am and got to the railway station platform by 8:28 for an 8:30 departure— yes literally 8 minutes which even included time to park and purchase tickets for the cogwheel train up to the monastery. We needed to get there by 8:45-8:50 (ride was 15-20 minutes) to make it to our timed entry to the Black Madonna at 9:00 to avoid heavy crowds and have a more solemn experience. Our unit was...