Soho House Barcelona occupies an 18th-century building in Duc de Medinaceli square, a ten-minute walk from Las Ramblas and directly overlooking Port Vell marina.
The interiors blend English eccentricity with Catalonian character, with double-height vaulted ceilings, mismatched prints, and an art collection spotlighting Barcelona’s cultural heritage. The rooftop terrace looks out over Port Vell and the sea beyond.
Soho House opened its first location in London in 1995 and now operates over 40 houses across the world, several of which include hotel rooms. Barcelona is one of the most well-located in the collection, sitting in the heart of the Gothic Quarter with the city’s restaurants, bars, and architecture within walking distance.