Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona

★★★★★Passeig de Gràcia, 38 - 40View on map

About the hotel

Luxurious Accommodation on Passeig de Gràcia

Located on the prestigious Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona, the Mandarin Oriental offers a prime location near iconic attractions like Gaudi’s Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, making it the ideal choice for discerning travelers.

Unparalleled Amenities for Ultimate Relaxation

Indulge in the hotel's spa, rooftop and indoor pools, fitness center, and stunning city views. Enjoy 24-hour room service in the comfort of your spacious room featuring modern design and high-end entertainment systems.

Culinary Delights and Wellness Oasis

Savor al fresco dining in the Mimosa garden, sip cocktails on the rooftop terrace, or unwind at the Mandarin Oriental spa with complimentary access to pools, hot tub, and gym. Treat yourself to exquisite Peruvian cuisine and rejuvenating spa treatments.

Ready to experience luxury and relaxation at Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona? Book your stay now for an unforgettable getaway.

Facilities

  • Parking
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Fitness center
  • Swimming pool
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Restaurant
  • Room service
  • Business center
  • Heating
  • Terrace
  • Family rooms
  • Garden
  • Pets allowed
  • Lift / Elevator
  • Laundry
  • Luggage storage
  • Express check-in/check-out
  • Airport shuttle
  • Safety deposit box
  • Bar
  • Fax/photocopying
  • Tour desk
  • Soundproof rooms
  • Facilities for disabled guests
  • Ironing service
  • Meeting/banquet facilities
  • Car hire
  • Dry cleaning
  • Breakfast in the room

Check-in and check-out

Check-out
until 12:00

Guest reviews

9.2

Exceptional

Average from 421 reviews

  • KhaledKuwait · Couple
    9

    Good experience and very nice hotel

    Liked: Excellent location

    Disliked: Dining services not up to standard for the Brand.

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  • lionello37Hong Kong SAR China · Couple
    10

    perfect hotel in a perfect location. Great breakfast, great roof top bar even a great gym

    Liked: everything is amazing

    Disliked: Nothing - everything is amazing

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  • maySaudi Arabia
    10

    All great

    Liked: Location and staff

    Disliked: Nothing

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  • JEMUnited Kingdom
    10

    Blissful stay

    Liked: The comfort, the spa area, the roof top, the service.. everything. Just what I needed after my retreat. And the staff were so accommodating, I was on this meal plan and they made food especially for me. They made the most amazing pumpkin rice with spinach and quinoa and mushrooms! I’m going to try make it at home

    Disliked: N/a

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  • ArmandoUnited States · Couple
    10

    Splendid

    Liked: Location and service

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  • olivierlJ6865AFFamily
    2

    Worst hotel in Barcelona

    Liked: Room 223, Family Suite, Mandarin Oriental Barcelona, 26–29 May 2026, rate: EUR 7,205/night. -Terrible value. Avoid- We told hotel 3x we needed rooms around noon: aircraft 11:00 a.m., jet-lagged children. Each time: “should be possible.” Then, last min.: impossible. Reason seems clear: an Amex Gold guest apparently kept room in day use all afternoon. We know what afternoon day use is usually for: a few hrs in “good company.” Meanwhile, we booked the hotel’s most expensive room and spent 5 hrs in taxis with exhausted children because our paid room was unavailable. Irony: I have Amex Centurion and Black. I doubt there are even 10 Amex Black cards in Spain. Yet Amex Gold day-use counted more than a family paying EUR 7,000+/night. Insane. At 5:30 p.m., room smelled strongly of fornication. Bathroom not clean. At this price, unbelievable. Room 223 is sold as a Family Suite. It is not. Basically two EUR 1,000 rooms, across the normal corridor, joined by a ridiculous sliding accordion partition. Heating/A/C works only if doors are fully closed. Doors open = no proper A/C or heating. So the “suite” works only when it stops being a suite. Doors closed = 2 separate rooms, stitched with a cheap partition. Not luxury. Not a suite. A scam. Extra bed: unacceptable, more daybed/stretcher for a 10-year-old than real bed. Bathroom: ridiculous. Tiny sabot tub, barely 1.40 m, hair in bathtub, hot water like a trickle, industrial wall shampoo dispensers like ketchup boxes, tiny doses/use. Not luxury, cost-cutting disguised as design. Whole hotel very dark; bathrooms beyond belief. You can barely see yourself. We had to use iPhone lights there. Not atmosphere, design failure sold as luxury. Energy-saving obsession grotesque. Lights go off as soon as you move. Electricity switch cuts power unless real room key is inserted; credit card/cardboard does not work. Everything gloomy, impractical, uncomfortable. Terrace closed because stonework/parts of building were apparently falling into the street. Terrace sold with room but unusable because building is literally falling apart. See photo. Location: noisy central boulevard, traffic, police cars, street noise all day, poor windows. At EUR 7,000+/night, unacceptable. Huge mistake. We should have gone to Hotel Arts or W by the sea. General atmosphere: bad. No warmth, hospitality, confidence or luxury feeling. Poorly run, poorly coordinated, uncomfortable, joyless. Staff: mostly students/trainees/hotel-school recruits, many knowing nothing about hotel/city, some barely communicating in English/Spanish. Everyone lost, poorly trained. Five-star hotel without real crew. Airport transfer: another failure. They did not read request, passed it verbally, created errors. We waited 10 min: car not ready. Wrong name. Not under name requested. Driver knew our name, exactly what we asked to avoid. Driver knew also exactly our destination prior to go, against instructions. “Limousine” transfer absurd: electric car, unable to take 2 suitcases because trunk space is eaten by huge batteries. Luxury hotel should know airport transfer = passengers + luggage. Sending electric car with unusable trunk is idiotic. Everything seems designed to save hotel money, not comfort guests. Energy savings maxed. Guest comfort minimized. At EUR 7,205/night, Room 223 is one of worst hotel values we have experienced. Far from true five-star. Closer to 3.5-star sold at ultra-luxury prices. Avoid completely. In Barcelona, go to W or Hotel Arts…

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Reviews in English from guests who stayed at the hotel, provided by our booking partner.

Good to know

Spa access is free and the spa is open from 10 am to 9 pm.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

Swimming pool: Closed from Sun, Nov 1, 2026 until Sun, Feb 28, 2027

Swimming pool: Closed from Mon, Nov 1, 2027 until Tue, Feb 29, 2028

A deposit may be required at the property.

Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona compared with other hotels in Barcelona

Based on guest scores and reviews for 195 places to stay in Barcelona. Distances as the crow flies.

by guest reviews in Barcelona
178th of 195
its score; the average in Barcelona is 8.8
9.2
guest reviews
421
from the centre of Barcelona
450 m

What’s near Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona

Distances from the hotel as the crow flies. Listed monuments (Spain’s Bienes de Interés Cultural) from Wikidata.

  • Casa Amatller 150 m
  • Casa Batlló 150 m
  • Museo Tàpies 250 m
  • Casa Garriga Nogués 250 m
  • Casa Calvet 550 m
  • Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) 13 km

Frequently asked questions about Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona

What are the check-in and check-out times at Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona?

check-out is until 12:00.

Does Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona have parking?

According to the hotel: parking. Ask the hotel whether you need to book it and whether there is a charge.

Are pets allowed at Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona?

Yes: pets allowed. Let the hotel know when you book in case there is a supplement or a size limit.

Does Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona have a pool?

According to the hotel: swimming pool.

How far is Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona from the centre of Barcelona?

About 450 m from the centre of Barcelona, as the crow flies.

What monuments are near Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona?

Casa Amatller, 150 m away, Casa Batlló, 150 m away and Museo Tàpies, 250 m away, as the crow flies from the hotel.