Detalles

El apartamento incluye

Ascensor - Balcón - Terraza - Aire Acondicionado - Televisión - Microondas - Internet inalámbrico - Tocador de DVD

Descripción

Sweet and stylish, the Paseo del Borne Loft A is a placid home with a contemporary twist. This fantastically located apartment has a sunny terrace, perfect to enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere.

Apartment

Sweet and stylish, the Paseo del Borne Loft A is a placid home with a contemporary twist. This fantastically located apartment has a sunny terrace, perfect to enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere. This loft offers a fresh and bright aesthetic decorated in a palette of beiges and greys.

The living area is furnished with a large sofa bed, two armchairs, a coffee table and for your entertainment there is a flat screen television. A coquettish dining table for four is next to the open plan and fully equipped kitchen: fridge, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee machine, kettle and cupboards filled with pots, crockery and cutlery; everything you might need to prepare a luxurious meal.

The sleeping area is fitted out with a double bed, two night tables with reading lamps and a built in closet. The bathroom is dainty and tiled fresh. This cosy jewel of an apartment can accommodate four guests and is on the first floor.

Services and facilities

Bedlinen and towels provided

Elevator

Terrace

Area

It certainly is a hallucinating adventure to stay in one of the narrow medieval streets of the Borne district. Part of an intricate maze of small alleyways which has barely changed over the centuries, the Paseo del Borne Lofts' extraordinary location grants the captivating allure of the city.

The historic Borne has been revamped in recent years to become the trendiest district of Barcelona: chic fashion boutiques, art galleries, cool cocktail lounges, tapas' bars, café terraces, candlelit restaurants... Yet, the ancient walls can't stop telling stories of a far away past.

Its streets were named by the guilds which found them in the Middle Ages: the Mirallers street, those who worked glass; the Espartería street, those who made baskets; the Sombrerers Street of the hat makers; Pescatería where fish was sold. Calders, where the apartments are located, used to be the street of the boilers; conveniently close to the Plaça d'Olles (Pots Square) where you can eat one of the best tortillas in town.

The imposing Basílica de Santa María del Mar, also known as the Cathedral of the Sea, is the jewel of the area. A few steps away in a magnificent late Gothic palace is the Picasso Museum, which houses the painter's earliest work. And, if for whatever reason you might want to wander away from this fascinating area, there is a metro station 300 metres away: Sant Jaume (Line 4).