Hourly room prices in Barcelona (2026)

When you compare hourly room prices in Barcelona, the decision turns on seeing the number before you call. At Casita Amarilla, Padua 83, the first hour is €33 Monday to Saturday and €30 on Sundays; two hours €43; four hours with cava from €57; extra hour €10. No inflated summer rate and no compulsory packs: you pay the hours you want.

How much does an hourly room cost elsewhere in Barcelona? In the centre, hotels that accept short stays usually charge €45–70 for two or three hours, and many insist on a full night on weekdays. The so-called love hotels on the outskirts are a little cheaper but need a car and a twenty- or thirty-minute drive. Our reference is simple: neighbourhood prices ten minutes from Diagonal, at Calle Padua 83.

What the price includes: the room prepared for your time, towels, a guided arrival so you meet no one, and a waiting room if you arrive separately. What it does not include: outside food or drink (not allowed) and the romantic packs — petals, cava, chocolates or cake — which you add to the booking if you want them. Parking: there is a public car park two minutes away; we point you to it when you call.

A tip for paying less: Sunday is the cheapest day (€30 for the first hour, and the 12:00–23:00 band usually has more availability), and 4 hours with cava works out better than two 2-hour bookings. If you hesitate between two durations, start with the shorter one: the extra hour is added on the spot and costs €10.

Booking needs no registration and no card: call 634 579 832, we confirm availability on the spot and give you the exact price before you come. The same number is on the rates page, on the site and on the door.