Hotel Boutique Mirlo Barcelona

Christina
01-01-1970 02:33

Exceptional. Super recommend this hotel! It‘s in a quite area of Barcelona, close to Tibidabo. You don‘t feel like in the city at all. Beautiful garden and amazing employees! Its small and super fair price for the great food and amenities!!. .

Dmytro
01-01-1970 02:33

Very good. . .

robyngilkes
01-01-1970 02:00

A truly Wonderful Hotel. We returned to Hotel Mirlo as we loved it last year and yet again we had a wonderful experience. Our room was quiet, very clean and comfortable. ALL the staff were so friendly and helpful. Alberto and Alex at Reception, Marc and Rebecca at breakfast and Jon and Salvatorre at dinner. As well as all the people whose names we didn’t know. We will return again next year and couldn’t recommend it more.. .

Nisim
01-01-1970 02:33

Exceptional. Everything!!!! The venue the service the staff just wonderful Hope to see you soon This time just me and my wife 🙂. Nothing not to love.

Kulvinder
01-01-1970 02:33

So wonderful! Staff were brilliant and it is a beautiful hotel to stay in!. Clean, spacious, modern, wonderful facilities. Nil.

Erikas
01-01-1970 02:33

Still - it’s so good that you do not need to go anywhere. Perfect for couples!. Fantastic staff, unbelievable rooms.. A little far from the center, it took us about 20-30 mins to get to some restaurants..

Illia
01-01-1970 02:33

Comfortable, clean and amazing location. . .

Mariyka
01-01-1970 02:33

Exceptional. . .

Maria
01-01-1970 02:33

Exquisito!. . .

SteveJ1881
01-01-1970 02:00

A very disappointing stay at the Hotel Mirlo.. Boutique seems to be code for “ we owners know how a hotel should present itself, we have a style, and if the customers find things are not quite as they expect, well, they are philistines..” My wife and I recently stayed at Hotel Mirlo. Location is good, room a very decent size and the bed gigantic, but…..for a supposed 5* hotel there were a number of irritations which should not be occurring in such an establishment. The first night, we ate in the hotel and, returning to our room, thought we’d watch something on tv for a short while before going to sleep. Except…of the 100 or so channels, 99 were broadcast in Spanish. The only exception being BBC World News which appears to provide its content on a 20 minute loop. No Netflix, Amazon, no streaming services whatsoever. The tv remained unused for the rest of the stay. Not that there were any chairs suitable for comfortably watching tv anyway. The only seating being a single, straight-backed, desk type chair. Very poor in a room set up for 2 people. The room lighting system comprised a metal square, set into the wall, one either side of the bed. Press one side of the square, the bedside lamps lit. Press again to switch them off? No, the main light came on. Press the opposite side…and the hall lights came on. After a lot of random pressing of the square, we finally got all lights off, resolving not to put the lights on again unless absolutely essential. All was well until around 2 am when suddenly the room flooded with light. My wife had got up to use the toilet and the lights were motion activated… Keen to avoid this happening again, we took the room card out of its slot with the result, our devices stopped charging… In the morning we thought we’d have a cup of the tea that the hotel proudly advertises as part of the room facilities. Except,…we found that the only cups in the room were very small expresso coffee ones. The tea-bags were as big as the cups. And there wasn’t any milk provided anyway. So, we had 2 black coffees instead. Only 2 though since there were only 2 pods provided for the coffee machine. Later that day, I told the person on reception that our room did not have cups suitable for tea. He said that it was not the hotel’s policy to provide such items and that people were quite happy to use the expresso cups for tea. Disbelief from me. He then offered, if I insisted, to send up 2 mugs. I asked him if he would also arrange for some milk to be provided. This, apparently, was a step too far. He advised me that ( again) it was the hotel’s policy not to provide milk to guests. He then suggested that, if I were to go to the kitchen each morning, someone there would probably be able to provide me with milk. He seemed rather bemused when I suggested that it really shouldn’t be the responsibility of the guest to have to wander down to the kitchen in the hope that someone there would let me have some milk. Why this inconvenience was the hotel’s policy, I wasn’t able to establish. Other niggles were the fact that while the hotel offered room service, the room itself did not contain any information as to what might be available. Would the hotel much prefer guests not to use that service? Also, it seemed that room cleaning was only carried out in the afternoon/ early evening. A couple of times we returned to the room to rest after a morning out in Barcelona, only for the cleaner to walk in while we were there. This was made possible because the hotel did not provide a “ do not disturb “ notice for the door. Another inexplicable omission. All in all, we felt that the hotel attitude to guests was along the lines of “ you’ve got complaints? Look, we operate this hotel in a way to suit us, you should just be grateful we let you stay here…”. .