If you are a solo traveler/hiker/backpacker who is active it is best for you. The rooms are in a location overlooking Antoni Gaudi's Guell Park, which means they are higher up that same mountain. I had discovered on the second day that the Bus del Barri will take you up and down the mountain so if you have a 2 or 3 day pass, you can get around relatively cheap from the buss to the metro as long as bus is still running. Later at night you will want to grab a taxi at street level since it would be a strenuous walk to get back up to the room. Also, when you are dropped off, there is no elevator or ramp and there are many tall stairs until you arrive at the door, which is actually on the fourth floor of the building so consider that if accessibility is a factor. If you are a hiker, this is perfect for you as you can make sure to get down to Guell Park before 8:30 AM for free entry (there is an entrance to the Park that allows you to walk down into the paid section that is open to the public and free before 8:30 am). It was great to see Guell Park at both dusk and dawn.