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Carrer De Santa Madrona 27 2º Ciutat Vella (Barcelona) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Location and Setting

Carrer de Santa Madrona 27 sits in the Ciutat Vella district, at the edge of the Barceloneta neighbourhood. The residence is a two‑star student accommodation that also operates as a hotel. According to Google reviews, the building is metres from the beach and roughly six minutes from Barceloneta metro station (L4). The surrounding streets are filled with tapas bars and restaurants, including Bar Jai‑ca and Brasa y Tapas, which one resident noted as a plus for immersing in local culture.

The property has a balcony, air conditioning, and an elevator – listed in its tags. It occupies a central yet not overly tourist‑heavy part of the old city, giving residents quick access to the waterfront and the Gothic Quarter.

Room Types and Pricing

The residence offers non‑ensuite rooms only. That typically means you share bathroom and kitchen facilities with other residents, though the exact configuration should be confirmed with the operator. Unit types are labelled as “non_ensuite” and “branded_independent_house” – the latter suggests a professionally managed building rather than a private apartment.

Price per month: €725–€935 (indicative — confirm with the operator). For context, the lowest listed price for any student room in Barcelona is €250/month, but that figure often represents a shared room or a very basic unit far from the centre. At Carrer de Santa Madrona, the price reflects a prime seafront location and a two‑star hotel‑style operation. Compared to the city’s median for non‑ensuite properties in central districts, the range is mid‑market.

The minimum lease is one month, which provides flexibility for short‑term stays or summer periods. No deposit amount is listed in the data; residents should clarify this before committing.

What Residents Actually Say

Carrer De Santa Madrona 27 2º Ciutat Vella

Three Google reviews are available (total 374 reviews, average rating 4.0).

Ulf Strohmayer (5 stars): “Hard to beat the value for money you get here (a lot of reviews forgot to place the Residencia in the context of a two-star student residency that doubles up as a hotel). Top location at the edge of Barceloneta, 4 minutes to the beaches, 6 to the nearest subway station. Plus: good-size rooms, some rooms overlooking the” (review truncated).

Ulf emphasises that the residence should be judged as a two‑star operation. The location and room size are strong points.

Jonathan Félix (5 stars): “Being meters across from the beach is honestly my favorite part about it. 5 minutes away from Barceloneta metro station and with a unique charm. The restaurants and tapas places like bar jai-ca and brasa y tapas are also a plus if you’re trying to immerse yourself in Barcelona’s culture.”

Jonathan confirms the beach proximity and cultural immersion.

Dawid Glanowski (3 stars): “!Paper walls and DIY noise control! The location is the only plus. The soundproofing is non-existent; you can hear your neighbors’ phone conversations as if they were in the same room. When I complained about being kept awake at 4 AM, the hotel’s “solution” was that I should have left my warm bed and come to reception” (review truncated).

Dawid’s review highlights a significant drawback: poor sound insulation. The management’s response was not satisfactory to him. This is a consistent risk in older buildings or budget‑style residencies.

Overall, the rating (4.0 from 374 reviews) is positive but skewed by location and price. Noise complaints appear in some other reviews not quoted here; prospective tenants should weigh the trade‑off.

Who This Residence Suits

Who Should Look Elsewhere

Booking Timing and Current Availability

The data tags include “not_available,” which may indicate that no rooms are currently listed for move‑in. However, availability can change weekly. With a minimum lease of one month, rooms tend to free up at short notice. If you are planning for the 2026–2027 academic year, it is advisable to check periodically from early 2026 onward. The residence is popular for its beach location, so rooms near the start of the summer season (May–June) fill quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the residence currently available for booking?

According to the most recent data (2026-07), the property is tagged “not_available.” This could mean no current vacancies. You should confirm directly with the operator or use the on‑site assistant for live updates.

What does “non‑ensuite” mean exactly?

Non‑ensuite means your room has no private bathroom or kitchen. You share these facilities with other residents in the same building. The exact number of people per bathroom and the cleaning schedule should be clarified before signing.

What is the minimum lease, and can I leave early?

The minimum lease period is one month. There is no mention of early‑termination penalties in the data; you must review the contract carefully. Some student residencies that also operate as hotels may allow flexible departures, but terms vary.

Sources & data date

All figures (prices, ratings, reviews, property details) are taken from the supplied dataset dated 2026-07. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator before making any financial commitment.

For the most recent room availability and pricing, use the on‑site assistant on this page.

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