A 3* HOTEL WHERE ART, HISTORY AND A UNIQUE PERSONALITY COME TOGETHER

The Astoria is a classic among Barcelona hotels, a 3-star boutique hotel located next to the emblematic Avenida Diagonal and Paseo de Gracia, the city's most chic shopping area. Elegant and modern, it offers comfort and seduction in every detail.

The hotel has 117 elegant rooms, meeting rooms and dream spaces such as the terrace with outdoor swimming pool and gym, parking,  restaurant and a museum room dedicated to the Catalan illustrator Ricard Opisso.

At the Restaurant Astor, as well as admiring masterpieces of modernist and Art Nouveau signage, you can savour an exquisite gastronomic offer based on Catalan market cuisine.

The Astoria Hotel has received the Biosphere Sustainable Lifestyle recognition from the program Commitment to Tourism Sustainability - Barcelona Destination Biosphere, for having managed to demonstrate compliance with Biosphere Sustainable actions aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

Cardioprotected hotel with defibrillator and trained staff to use it in case of need.

The Hotel Astoria houses two great treasures inside: a collection of poster art from the early 20th century and a museum room dedicated to the Catalan artist Ricard Opisso.

The Opisso Museum room displays more than three hundred works by the illustrator Ricard Opisso (1880-1966). A journey through the life of this Catalan artist from the first half of the 20th century. From his beginnings as Gaudí's apprentice and regular visitor to the artists' and bohemians' tavern Els Quatre Gats in Barcelona and his encounters with Picasso; his time in Paris, where he had the opportunity to let his more insinuating side flow freely and publish in French humour magazines; and his evolution after the Spanish Civil War, when he abandoned social-critical drawing to focus on a gentler personal projection in keeping with his new clientele.

Modernist and Art Nouveau advertising-themed posters decorate the walls of the restaurant and other areas of the hotel. The hotel also displays posters advertising popular festivals and major events in the city of Barcelona, such as the Universal Exhibition of 1929.