Barcelona - Mandarin Oriental, Majestic or Palace
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Barcelona - Mandarin Oriental, Majestic or Palace
What would you suggest? My friend wants the ultimate luxury and service for the night before and after a cruise in late July. They are a family of 3.
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Of course most people would tell you to go with the Mandarin Oriental, but the Palace (hotelpalacebarcelona.com) would be my first choice for classic luxury in Barcelona, followed by the Majestic. Overall it would be difficult to choose between the three, and you can always throw in the Casa Fuster for pure luxury to make the choice even harder.
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It's a beautiful hotel, completely renovated (over 200,000,000 EUR), reopening in 2009. It has one of Barcelona's best restaurants and the service is about as good as you would expect from a top-of-the-line 5-star Gran Lux property. If the price is right, I'd go for it without blinking an eye.
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The luxurious Mandarin Oriental Barcelona features a spa, rooftop pool and wonderful city views.
http://www.booking.com/hotel/es/mand...celona.en.html
Best by far check honest reviews from recent guests
compare to others...not as great.
http://www.booking.com/hotel/es/mand...celona.en.html
Best by far check honest reviews from recent guests
compare to others...not as great.
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Did you think about the W Hotel. Right by the beach and priceless views really...
http://www.booking.com/hotel/es/barc...celona.en.html
http://www.booking.com/hotel/es/barc...celona.en.html
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Yes, the Palace was the original Ritz in Barcelona (the Arts is now the Ritz). The owners dropped their association with the Ritz and moved on.
Luxury comes in all flavors. The Mandarin Oriental Barcelona is fine, but I prefer the more traditional refined luxury and attention to detail of the classic hotels.
If you enjoy large, bright, ultramodern hotels, then welcome to the W Barcelona (473 rooms). I wouldn't call it a Gran Lux property, but it is next to one of the cities most popular nude beaches, Playa Sant Sebastià.
Luxury comes in all flavors. The Mandarin Oriental Barcelona is fine, but I prefer the more traditional refined luxury and attention to detail of the classic hotels.
If you enjoy large, bright, ultramodern hotels, then welcome to the W Barcelona (473 rooms). I wouldn't call it a Gran Lux property, but it is next to one of the cities most popular nude beaches, Playa Sant Sebastià.
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