Safestay Barcelona Gothic

One of the best hotels I ever stayed in. Everything was clean, convienent, quiet, location obviously amazing. Staff were super cool too. And for the price was the best!

Had no issues or complaints at all

I’ve been coming to that hostel for many years and it’s always great

Ce que j'adore l'établissement n'est pas loin de la plage et tout les sites historiques et surtout les soirées de l'ancien quartier c'est magnifique

Ce que me dérange, ya des garçons et filles qui arrivent tard a l'établissement environ 3 h voir 4 h de matin et ne respecte pas leur camarade avec leurs: crié,bavarder, parler en haut voix danc impossible de ce reposer, mais Bon je les comprends 🥰

The staff are really helpful and friendly, one of the best things about this place! Really nice to have a terrace and a laundry room (although app operated, it was quite simple). Curtains in the beds are always a bonus. Location was close walk to beach, and metro station. Grocery store just round the corner. Breakfast was fine, simple but just what I needed.

Though it's a common issue in hostels, it shouldn't be: bed bugs. Yes, bed bugs. My second night I woke up scratching and spotted it running around the bed. I contacted them on Booking and went to reception who offered to change rooms, but I asked another guest in that room, she said she had the same problem. I was on the ground floor. For 4 nights in a row I was bitten, and I could hear other guests scratching all night. Booking wasn't much help as their customer service basically only responded by the time I was finished at the place. You don't need to shut down the hostel and heat the place. Just some of that drying sand will kill them off. Another issue: The beds are very wobbly. If you get bottom bunk, whenever someone climbs in and out the top, you can feel every movement. Unfortunately some other guests aren't considerate so they shake my bed like crazy lol. Inconsiderate guests: The hostel can't do much about this, but some people really don't pay attention to the rules. Especially young men. They come in drunk at 3am and talk out loud, one guy was on his phone out loud until late. Turning on the light middle of the night. I think some more signs on the wall could help this. No daylight: The building generally has no windows, so if you want daylight, you have to go up to the terrace. The dorms are all very dark.