Our stay in Antonio's apartment was incredible! It is in an amazing location just off Passeig de Gracia, the main shopping street of Barcelona. We could walk quite easily to the Gothic Quarter and Las Rablas, but it's also a minute walk to one of the main metro stations and where you can also catch a train directly to the airport. Also, despite it being busy we weren't disturbed by the noise on the street. Especially if you close the bedroom doors while you sleep.

The actual apartment is beautiful! It has very classic decor with enormous high ceilings and a well equipped kitchen. It's a new apartment so everything is brand new from the TV to the shower and having a dishwasher was so handy. Not to mention the air conditioner throughout the whole apartment was great to put on after having a sweaty day walking and exploring the city. There was also a nespresso machine which was great, and the store was so nearby we could just walk 20 metres to go and buy more coffee pods.

There is also a beautiful area off the living room which has glass walls and is nice to sit in and watch the people of Barcelona walking around. There are also 2 balconies off the main bedroom which was nice to get fresh air and watch the action of the street below.

The sofabed was very comfortable and we had it set up as a bed the whole time we were there and the apartment was still spacious, unlike other apartments I've stayed in where the sofabed takes up the whole living room. The actual bed in the bedroom was ridiculously comfortable, it was amazing.

Antonio and Roberto were so friendly and helpful! When we arrived Antonio met us and gave us a map of the city and also explained how to get around, what sights we should see and where to get delicious local tapas. One of the restaurants he recommended, Cataluna, served us the most delicious tapas of our entire month in Spain. We went back there 3 times!

This is an amazing apartment, an incredible location to explore the city and with 4 people we were so comfortable and there was more than enough room for us. Thank you Antonio and Roberto!