Sunotel Junior

In a modern building in the financial and commercial heart of Barcelona, the hotel offers comfortable, modern accommodation in a convenient location.

Ideal for business and leisure travellers, the hotel is close to the Fair and Exhibition Centre in Plaza España and the Palau de Congresos de Cataluña. The Pedralbes Palace and the Thyssen Museum are also nearby, as are many of Barcelona’s other attractions.

The hotel is easily accessible from major motorways and the airport, with good road access to all of Barcelona and the surrounding area.

Barcelona-Sants central train station is less than 2 km away, providing great access by rail.

The convenient location and good transport access makes the hotel a good choice whatever your reason for visiting the exciting, vibrant city of Barcelona.

The hotel has 2 meeting rooms, available for business meetings, conferences, seminars, training courses or events.

An outdoor swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a terrace with impressive panoramic views of the city complete the facilities.

Due to refurbishment works, the swimming pool area together with the jacuzzi and sauna will be closed.

There is also an off-site gym which offers special rates for guests.

Until 31 March, enjoy the Aquarella Show for free when you stay over a weekend. Dinner and drinks not included.

Sunotel Junior is located in Barcelona near: There are many fashionable shops, restaurants and clubs in Barcelona’s famous Avinguda Diagonal, in the centre of the city, not far from the hotel. Las Ramblas, the Gothic quarter and the cathedral are just 4.5 km from the hotel.

Pedralbes Palace (3 km) - This palace was built for King Alfonso XIII of Spain and, as well as the house itself, it also has beautiful, quiet, well-kept gardens.

Magic Fountain of Monjuïc (3 Km) - Situated by the Plaça d'Espanya, halfway up the hill and past the exhibition centre, this fountain regularly plays host to a wonderful visual and musical show.

MNAC Museum (3 km) – This museum embraces all the arts and provides a fascinating insight into the general history of Catalan art from the Romanesque period through to the mid-twentieth century.