The hotel sits inside one of the first buildings raised in Barcelona's Eixample, constructed in 1863–1864 by property developer Josep Cerdà and later declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest. Its façade is unusual for the district: a frontage decorated with Venetian-style frescoes by the Italian painter Raffaello Beltramini, since fully restored. Inside, the four-star hotel runs 124 rooms over the historic structure, with a rooftop glass-edge pool, sun deck and terrace above the city. The ground floor holds Les Finestres de Llúria, a Catalan slow-food restaurant operated by Eboca Restaurants with its own street access. The hotel is part of Catalonia Hotels & Resorts and holds Biosphere certification for sustainable tourism.

Ground level, Les Finestres de Llúria serves Catalan Slow Food built on local, organic ingredients, rice dishes, fresh fish and meats. There is also Bar Aromes for coffee, salads and sandwiches through the day, and in summer the seventh-floor La Terrassa 1864 opens for vermouth, cocktails and wine with international small plates. Breakfast runs as a buffet, and room service covers Mediterranean dishes into the evening.

Les Finestres de Lluria

• Four-star hotel in the Dreta de l'Eixample
• Set in an 1863–1864 building, a Cultural Asset of National Interest with restored frescoes
• 124 rooms; rooftop glass-edge pool and terrace; gym
• Houses Les Finestres de Llúria (Eboca Restaurants)
• Biosphere Certified; part of Catalonia Hotels & Resorts

Catalonia Eixample 1864 occupies one of the first buildings raised in the Eixample, dated 1863-1864 and now a Cultural Asset of National Interest, with a restored façade of Venetian-style frescoes by Raffaello Beltramini. The hotel's own site places it just two streets across from Passeig de Gràcia, putting Gaudí's La Pedrera, Casa Batlló and Casa Amatller, along with Sagrada Família, Parc Güell and Las Ramblas, all within reach for a stay based in the Dreta de l'Eixample.

Carrer de Roger de Llúria 60, 08009, Barcelona

Does Catalonia Eixample 1864 have a rooftop pool?

Yes. The hotel has a rooftop with a glass-edge pool, a sun deck and a terrace. The pool operates seasonally.

What restaurant is at Catalonia Eixample 1864?

The hotel houses Les Finestres de Llúria, a Catalan slow-food restaurant by Eboca Restaurants, with its own access directly from the street.

Why is the building called 1864?

The hotel occupies a building constructed in 1863–1864, one of the earliest in Barcelona's Eixample. It is a declared Cultural Asset of National Interest, noted for the restored Venetian-style frescoes on its façade.