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Piulet Hostel

9.5Superb(468)

Barcelona, SpainView map0.97km from city centre

20+ staying
Free WiFi
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About

Discover the charm of Barcelona from the heart of Eixample, one of the most emblematic and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods of the city, known for its modernist architecture and unique urban design.

At Piulet Hostel, we not only offer a place to rest, but a unique experience that immerses you in Catalan culture and the vibrant atmosphere of Barcelona. From the iconic architecture to the carefully curated details, every aspect of our hostel is designed to meet the needs and desires of our most sophisticated guests.

Details that make the difference!!

Catalan modernist architecture: Our building is a Catalan architecture masterpiece by Jose Pérez i Terraza, disciple of Gaudí and author of several modernist works, with historical details that merge with modern comforts to create an unparalleled environment.

Quality in each bed: At Piulet Hostel, comfort is a priority. Our high-quality beds and mattresses guarantee a restful night's sleep after a day of exploring the city.
Serene terrace: Relax and unwind on our beautiful terrace, surrounded by greenery and comfortable loungers. It is the perfect place to enjoy the Mediterranean climate and socialize with other guests.

Spaces for everyone: Whether you need a place to work, relax or prepare a meal, our common areas offer everything you need. From a fully equipped kitchen to a cozy lounge, Piulet Hostel is your home away from home in Barcelona.
Your home in Barcelona: Piulet Hostel is much more than a place to stay, it is a gateway to the wonders of Barcelona.

With a privileged location in the city center and a focus on details and quality, we invite you to discover everything we have to offer and make your stay an unforgettable experience.

Piulet Hostel Policy and Conditions:

Cancellation Policy:

-Standard Rate: You may request a cancellation 5 days before check-in via email.
-Non-Refundable Rate: The reservation will be charged in full in the event of a no-show, cancellation, or use of the reservation.

Check in from 15.00 to 23.00
Check out before 11.00

Payment upon arrival by credit and debit card
Taxes not included (city tax: 7.70€ per person per night. Max 7 nights)
Breakfast not available

General:
Reception from 08.00 to 23.00
Age limit: from 18 to 45 yo
We don't accept cash.

House Rules

Check In

15:00 - 23:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Age Restriction
Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Coworking Space
Reception (limited hours)
Wi-Fi
Fridge/Freezer
Utensils
Microwave

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Reviews

9.5Superb(468)

Value for Money
9.4
Security
9.8
Atmosphere
9.0
Cleanliness
9.7
Staff
9.5
Location
9.6
Facilities
9.3

Summary of traveller reviews

Piulet Hostel in Barcelona offers a tranquil and exceptionally clean stay, praised for its friendly staff and comfortable beds with privacy curtains. Its central location is ideal for exploring the city, and the beautiful terrace provides a relaxing space. It's well-suited for travellers seeking a calm and comfortable environment.

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Stayed in Aug 2026

8.0

Damien

Male, 25-30, Ireland

Overall great hostel but unfortunately the air con was broken. They did have fans but the rooms were still quite hot. Would recommend checking with the hostel if you’re looking for guaranteed A/C

Stayed in Aug 2026

9.7

Chapel

Female, 18-24, USA

Super nice and cute, very close to important things such as attractions, good restaurants, and laundry facilities. You don’t have to walk up a plethora of stairs to get there which is nice after a day in the city. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Only thing I would change is adding places to hang clothes, towels, etc. like towel bars or hooks.

Stayed in Jul 2026

Donna

Female, 41+, USA

I’m not a hostel expert but I feel like finding Piulet hostel was a miracle. Everything was top notch, the staff is kind, knowledgeable & helpful. The property is immaculate. Someone or a few are always cleaning. The location can’t be beat.

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Location

Enric Granados 30, Barcelona, Spain

1km from city centre

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About Barcelona

9.0Fabulous(8488 Reviews)

Activities

9.3

Eating out

8.8

Shopping

8.7

Chilling out

8.7

Transport

9.2

Sightseeing

9.4

Culture

9.4

Nightlife

8.9

Value for Money

8.1

About Barcelona

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🚇 Getting Around Barcelona

From the airport: Aerobus or R2 train takes 25–30 minutes to the city
Metro: Fast, reliable and easy to navigate
Bike: Safe, scenic cycle lanes and rental stations everywhere
Walk: Most sights are about 20 minutes apart — wear comfy shoes
Bus & tram: Great for getting to lesser-known districts

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