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I booked this hotel only because I left it too late to get somewhere more central to the city (without paying a mini-fortune). Now that I've stayed at Husa Tres Torres, I am very glad I made this decision. Even if I had the opportunity to stay somewhere more central upon another visit to Barcelona, I would look to book here first - very clean, helpful staff, cool sub-urban residential area (slightly out of the city).There is not much around the hotel location, but the 2 nearest train/metro stations are < 5 minutes walk away and the journeys to the main attractions take < 10 minutes.

Very welcoming reception. I arrived at 09.00 and was given my room immediately. Good wifi. Pleasant room, adequate.Location is away from the centre which I prefer, easy to get bus or subway.Good value for price paid. If you want style and modernity, look elsewhere!

We booked this hotel for a 2 night break in Barca. I knew and accepted it was only 3 star and the location was slightly out of the city centre. However I did not expect a hotel that was stuck in the 70's. The most infuriating thing was the incessant noise at nights through the paper thin walls. Doors banging non-stop, showers, people going to the toilet (yes you can hear it all) etc. When checking out the receptionist insisted I pay by cash as the credit card machine was broke. Plus points are it was cheap, decent breakfast (for the money) and the hotel was generally clean

I take a group of students to Barcelona each year for a residential study visit. We've stayed in various cheap places nearer the centre of Barcelona in the past. All of them have been pretty basic and also very noisy, particularly with night-time traffic. We stayed at the Husa Tres Torres for 4 nights in mid-March. There were 50 of us in our group. The hotel was a much better bet than places we have used in the past. There was little traffic disturbance although noisy students coming in late needed some sorting (walls are thin as noted in other reviews)! Rooms were fine, were tidied each day, and a Z bed in each room meant 3 could share. The room safe costs 50 euros (refundable on return of key). Breakfast was a decent buffet: cereals, fruit juice, toast, croissants, yoghurt, tea, coffee, salami, ham, cheese slices, scrambled egg and sausages. WiFi was free in public areas and an extra 10 euros in rooms for tour groups (but free if you book direct). Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The tube station is 5 minutes away and (if the ticket machines baffle you) you can buy T-10 tickets (ten journeys) from a nearby little tobacco and paper shop (on other side of the block - turn left out of hotel, take next left, and, after passing fruit shop and corner cafe, left again for 5 yards). The nice lady there has a variety of tickets on display so you just need to smile and point at what you want. There is a bank and cash point near this corner too (the hotel does not change money). Eat out in town rather than in the hotel. 'All you can eat' buffets like Lactuca or Frescos are excellent value at around 10 euros. Don't miss visiting the recently restored Guell Palace (Gaudi's finest work I would say) just off The Ramblas. We hope to return to this hotel next year.

Modern and very clean. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Located in a quiet residential area of Barcelona, easy access to city centre. Food was excellent and served in a pleasant restaurant, mornings they provide a buffet breakfast. I would certainly recommend and stay at this hotel again.