Midmost Barcelona runs on Carrer de Pelai, in what its own site calls the Golden Triangle, between Plaça Catalunya and Plaça Universitat. It's part of the Majestic Hotel Group.

La Fresca is the rooftop bar, on a panoramic terrace with an outdoor pool and a solarium, and it's where the hotel puts its cocktails at sunset. Breakfast is a buffet with vegetarian and gluten-free options, there's room service, and the Biblioteca lounge downstairs is the quiet alternative for working or reading. A wellness room handles massages and treatments by reservation.

• On Carrer de Pelai, between Plaça de Catalunya and Plaça Universitat
• Historic building updated in warm minimalism and Scandinavian design: linen, leather, wood and copper
• Rooftop terrace with an outdoor pool, solarium and La Fresca bar
• Wellness room for massages and treatments, by reservation
• Biblioteca lounge, concierge, parking and luggage storage
• Buffet breakfast with vegetarian and gluten-free options; room service
• Rooms from 15 m² Design (interior) up to Superior with balcony and Privilege with patio
• Room count not published on the hotel's own site

Midmost is at Carrer de Pelai 14, halfway between Plaça de Catalunya and Plaça Universitat, which is where the name comes from. It's a historic building brought up to date rather than a new one: the interior runs to warm minimalism and Scandinavian design, a soft palette worked in linen, leather, wood and copper, with bathrooms kept deliberately retro. Rooms start at 15 m² Design rooms facing the interior, with Superior rooms that have a balcony and Privilege rooms with a patio.

Carrer de Pelai, 14

Where is Midmost Barcelona located?

On Carrer de Pelai, between Plaça Catalunya and Plaça Universitat in Ciutat Vella.

Does Midmost Barcelona have a rooftop bar?

Yes. La Fresca runs as the rooftop bar and terrace, next to the rooftop pool.

Does Midmost Barcelona have a spa?

Yes, along with a rooftop pool and on-site parking.

Does Midmost Barcelona have a restaurant?

Yes. Midmost Barcelona is home to La Fresca (rooftop bar/terrace), covered in our Barcelona restaurant guide.