Hola, backpackers! We're MEININGER Hotel Barcelona Fira Gran Via, the friendly alternative to a Barcelona hostel. Modern, affordable, and built around private rooms with en-suite bathrooms and free lockers, so you get the social vibe of a hostel without the bunk-shower queue. Find us in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, just steps from Fira Barcelona Gran Via and the Fira metro station.
From our door, the metro carries you straight into the heart of Barcelona: Sagrada Família, La Rambla, the Gothic Quarter, Plaça Espanya, and Barcelona-El Prat airport are all under 30 minutes, and Spotify Camp Nou is an easy ride for matchdays. Back at the hotel, we keep things simple and friendly: a breakfast buffet, a hotel bar, free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, a heat & eat zone, a 24-hour reception, and a pet-friendly welcome for anyone bringing a furry travel buddy.
Free WiFi
Always stay connected
Free towels & linen
You'll be looking fresh
En-suite bathrooms
Hello, privacy!
24h reception
We've got your back 24/7
Heat & eat zone
Including microwave, fridge & kettle
Laid-back vibes
Kiss stress goodbye
Luggage room & lockers
For worry-free stays
Your room | Backpacker edition
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What are the best things to do in Barcelona for backpackers?
- Sagrada Família and Park Güell, Gaudí's two showstoppers. Both need timed tickets, so book online ahead of time for the best prices.
- The Gothic Quarter and El Born, with medieval alleyways, hidden squares, and some of the best tapas bars in town.
- La Rambla and La Boqueria market, the city's most famous boulevard, and the food market that runs off it, perfect for cheap snacks and freshly squeezed juices.
- Barceloneta Beach, a free way to spend an afternoon, with the Mediterranean on one side and a wide promenade for sunset walks on the other.
- Montjuïc, a hilltop park with sweeping views, the Magic Fountain show in the evening, and a handful of leftover 1992 Olympic sights still standing.