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Barcelona
Ideally located on Barcelona’s prestigious Avinguda Diagonal, the Grand Hyatt Barcelona combines contemporary luxury with excellent access to the city’s most celebrated attractions.
Situated in the elegant Les Corts district, the hotel offers a peaceful and sophisticated setting while keeping Barcelona’s vibrant city centre, cultural landmarks and Mediterranean atmosphere within easy reach.
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How to get there?
Taxi
Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) is approximately 14 km from the Grand Hyatt Barcelona.
The journey by taxi from the airport to the hotel takes approximately 20–25 minutes, depending on traffic.
Estimated cost: €30–€40.
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Car
The Grand Hyatt Barcelona is conveniently accessible by car and is located close to Avinguda Diagonal, one of Barcelona’s principal avenues, providing connections to the city’s main road and motorway network.
Please note that Barcelona operates a Low Emission Zone (ZBE) and restrictions may apply to certain vehicles.
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Public Transport
The Grand Hyatt Barcelona is easily accessible from Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) by public transport.
Metro Line L9 Sud connects both airport terminals directly with Zona Universitària. From there, the hotel can be reached by a short onward journey by metro, bus or taxi.
The total journey takes approximately 35–45 minutes, depending on connections.
Barcelona City
It is often said that a city may be understood through its skyline, its light, its subtle fragrances, or even the atmosphere it inspires. These delicate and ephemeral impressions are often what remain, shaping lasting and meaningful memories.
Few cities express this as vividly as Barcelona.
Set between the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding hills, Barcelona is a city of remarkable contrasts. Centuries of history sit comfortably alongside bold contemporary design, while elegant avenues lead into narrow medieval streets and lively neighbourhoods open onto the sea.
Its unmistakable character has been shaped by art, architecture and a deeply rooted Catalan identity. The extraordinary works of Antoni Gaudí, the atmospheric streets of the Gothic Quarter, bustling markets and Mediterranean cuisine all contribute to a city that feels both cosmopolitan and wonderfully individual.
Whether discovering Barcelona for the first time or returning once again, the city has a remarkable ability to surprise. Its architecture, culture, gastronomy and unmistakable Mediterranean spirit make it a place to explore, enjoy and remember.
As we gather in Barcelona for our 175th EPL Event, during a year in which we also celebrate 45 years of EPL, we invite you to take some time to discover the character, colours and energy of our host city.
The 5 must-see landmarks in Barcelona
La Sagrada Família
Park Güell
Casa Batlló
The Gothic Quarter
La Rambla & La Boqueria Market
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Restaurant Options
At the hotel
Maymanta
Rooftop restaurant on the 19th floor by chef Omar Malpartida, combining Peruvian cuisine with panoramic Barcelona views. Recognized in the Michelin Guide 2025. A particularly nice choice for dinner or sunset drinks.
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Leña by Dani García
Contemporary wood-fired/grill restaurant by chef Dani García, also recognized in the Michelin Guide 2025. Lunch and dinner.
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Sofia Bar & Tapas
Relaxed Mediterranean tapas, drinks and cocktails, with an outdoor terrace.
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Philosofia
Stylish book-café concept serving sweet and savoury dishes; better suited to coffee, breakfast or a light bite.
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Outside the hotel
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