I for one don't want Airbnb to be treated as "businesses" by hosts. It's not the kind of experience that Airbnb stands for in my opinion. But this host obviously treats it as a business - it felt very impersonal. Additional examples are below, but the most glaring example is this: I'm backpacking through Europe (only have so many clothes!) and stayed four nights here, but when I inquired about doing laundry, she said it would cost five euros! "That's what the laundromat down the street charges" she replies after I give her an odd look. Are you kidding me? Doesn't sound like how a guest should be treated. And this was only for using the washer since there's no dryer which is common in Europe.
Fantastic location close to cafes, restaurants, and bars. Also close to transit. Nice rooftop terrace as well. But that's it.
The bed is horrendous. Coming from someone that has grown up camping, I've slept better in a tent on the dirt. The mattress is nothing but three or four couch pillows on top of a cot. This, plus a small noisy room made it difficult to sleep. There's also no toiletries included beyond two towels. I ended up staying an extra six nights in a different Airbnb in Barcelona, and this host provided many toiletries common to the better hosts of Airbnb. I also got sick and had heatstroke one day (why I ended up staying longer in BCN), and wasn't treated well by the host when I had to use the living room with air conditioning. Instead of a helping hand, I got a dirty look and attitude.
There are many other places in Barcelona that are a better value with better hosts IMO - book one of those instead.