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From $110 / night - Studio, 1 bath - 409 sq ft. (38 m²)

Siesta Blue Vacation Rental

Barcelona Spain
Spain
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Vacation Rental Description

This central apartment is just a 1 minute walk to las ramblas, a convenient location very close to plaza catalunya and the gothic quarter with its fine shopping streets (also el corte ingles, el triangle and fnac) and hundreds of restaurants and bars all at your doorstep!.

within 10 minutes walk maximum are the following: paseo de gracia with gaudi’s batllo and mila homes, gothic quarter and cathedral, universidad, cccb museum, old port. Nearest metro stop: plaza catalunya. This is the epicenter of barcelona and a large variety of restaurants, cafés, bars, clubs, shops, galleries and sights will keep you busy!.

the blue apartment is located on the first floor of the building. It is an open space of 40 m2 with a double bed, a sofa bed that allows two people, a living area, shower room and kitchen.

Vacation Rental Features

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Additional Price Details

1-2 people - from: € 95
3-4 people - from: € 115
Additional cleaning fee € 50

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