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Ferran 31, Barcelona, 08002, Spain
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backpackerbaby
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Except those stupid crazy drunkies who kept running to and fro on the corridor and non-stop knocking on our roomdoor on the first night, except those super-tidy Japanese girl room-mates who MUST tidy up their belongings in PLASTIC BAGS with non-stop locking/unlocking their lockers no matter how late and how early it was, I was super satisfied with my stay at Hostal Fernando.
Unique Quality: ~
Pros:
1. Cheap but nice dormbeds: 16.5 Euros per night in a 6-bed dormroom with shared bathrooms, no breakfast.
2. Excellent location: a few minutes to La Ramblar and Liceu Metro.
3. Super clean everywhere.
4. Excellent shower facilities: good water pressure, real hot water, clean without drain blockage.
5. A small kitchen available.
6. English speaking staff.
7. Spacious dormrooms with huge lockers provided. The small balcony was also very lovely.
Cons:
1. Noise from the street at night was unavoidable.
2. Staff too cool.
3. Need to pay for leaving luggage on the day of check-out.
Hostal Fernando Photo: The balcony of Room 304.
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miclev21
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It was a great place; nice accomdations.
Unique Quality: Very young and fun.
KenBel
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It is quite a basic hostel, but it is very well located and the rooms are clean and have fans, which is probably their most important feature, hehehe !!!
..... And the price is right!! Book early though, cause it fills up quite quickly!!
Hostal Fernando
Pounder73
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as far as dorm style hostals are concerned - not bad at all.
Unique Quality: *clean
*central location
*safe
*friendly environment
*what else are you looking for in a hostel?
Hostal Fernando Photo: view from Hostal Fernando
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It is quite a basic hostel, but it is very well located and the rooms are clean and have fans, which is probably their most important feature, hehehe !!!
..... And the price is right!! Book early though, cause it fills up quite quickly!!
Except those stupid crazy drunkies who kept running to and fro on the corridor and non-stop knocking on our roomdoor on the first night, except those super-tidy Japanese girl room-mates who MUST tidy up their belongings in PLASTIC BAGS with non-stop locking/unlocking their lockers no matter how late and how early it was, I was super satisfied with my stay at Hostal Fernando. ~
Pros:
1. Cheap but nice dormbeds: 16.5 Euros per night in a 6-bed dormroom with shared bathrooms, no breakfast.
2. Excellent location: a few minutes to La Ramblar and Liceu Metro.
3. Super clean everywhere.
4. Excellent shower facilities: good water pressure, real hot water, clean without drain blockage.
5. A small kitchen available.
6. English speaking staff.
7. Spacious dormrooms with huge lockers provided. The small balcony was also very lovely.
Cons:
1. Noise from the street at night was unavoidable.
2. Staff too cool.
3. Need to pay for leaving luggage on the day of check-out.
as far as dorm style hostals are concerned - not bad at all. *clean
*central location
*safe
*friendly environment
*what else are you looking for in a hostel?
view from Hostal Fernando
The monkgardens by the cathedral
BAIRRI GÓTIC
Museum's Entrance
Hi everyone,
I am looking up rooms for June 3-6 and so far it seems only Hostal Fernando by La Ramblas(from my shortlist of budget hotels) is available. I will travel with two friends and the complicated part is that we're leaving on three different days. At this point, it must be difficult to find a place that has our specific room types for the exact dates, i.e. triple for the first night, double for the second, and a single for nights 3 and 4. I'm looking primarily at the areas of Eixample, Barri Gotic and perhaps Ribera and Gracia.
Has anyone stayed at Fernando before? Any comments or things I should be aware of before making the reservation?
Also, any other suggestions for rooms that come up to less than EUR30 per person per night (the lower the better)? Especially from travellers who have rooms booked on these days and know their accomodation is still open...
Thanks in advance!
Hi!
I'llbe with a group of friends in barcelona staying at Hostal Fernando 4 nights for New Year's Eve..I'd like to know a cool place to stay that night to enjoy the atmosphere and going in and out from pubs...
If anyone has suggests please email me!!!
Thank you!
miry_lon@yahoo.it
I don't know about New Years eve (I've never been there for that) but a good bar in general is Ribborn. I have more info on my page!
Have fun!
Ciao! I'll also be in barcelona for new years. I heard that Razamatazz is a good club to spend New Years Eve.
Right at midnight a large group gathers in Plaza Catalunya, after that nearly every club has some sort of New years celebration going on although it will definitly cost more than usual.
and want to meet up for bar crawl, tapas tonight? i at hostel fernando in la ramblas... email me at jenniferczop@yahoo.com
thanks!
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*clean
*central location
*safe
*friendly environment
*what else are you looking for in a hostel?
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