Generator Barcelona in Barcelona

When I arrived on the first day, the bedding was dirty, and there was strange dust on the pillows. I thought this was how it usually was, but then I saw that the bedding was clean after others checked out. However, after staying for four or five days, they did change my sheets and duvet covers, so I found it acceptable. The kitchen only has a small microwave, which is only good for heating up simple food, not for cooking anything substantial. This place seems to host various groups frequently; during my stay, there was a group of kids on a training trip, and it felt lively and noisy every day. The room is small, and the hallway is quite narrow, so privacy is a bit lacking, but hanging up some towels for a bit of cover was acceptable... The staff were all very nice! The location is decent; you can walk to Casa Mila and Casa Batlló, and taking the bus is quite convenient. However, it feels like a 15-minute walk to the nearest metro station, which is a bit far.

This is my second time staying at this youth hostel, and it's still as great as ever. The location is especially fantastic; I spent 5 days exploring Barcelona and was able to walk to many famous attractions like Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, Sagrada Familia, and Hospital de Sant Pau. It's just a 5-minute walk to Passeig de Gràcia, and we even caught the Christmas light-up ceremony, which was wonderful and super convenient. The room price is reasonable too, though they don't provide toiletries. Everything else was perfect.

It's a nice hostel with great location service abit slow but it's okay. Its near everything and I like the Chorros place near the hotel

This hotel, part of the same chain as the one in Paris, was quite decent. My only minor complaint was the tourist tax, which felt a bit steep at 16.5 Euros for our three-night stay. The location was incredibly convenient for visiting Gaudi's iconic landmarks. Plus, finding supermarkets and dining options nearby was super easy.

Bathroom size and shower size is extremely small in dormitory 8 and 6 even i could not take shower properly i'.m 5'10 and 36 waist person. one thing good all staff can understand engliah well . (not on the phone) but only on person to peraon live

Generator Barcelona is a stylish and modern hostel located in the trendy Eixample district, close to the city center and within walking distance of attractions like Passeig de Gràcia and Sagrada Família. It offers both dormitory beds and private rooms, with clean, well-designed interiors and a fun, youthful atmosphere

Good for students and light travelers , bring your own towel and toiletries
Bunker bed have space for small cabin size luggage otherwise you have to pay 15 euro for 24 hours for luggage box.
location is good

I really like this hostel atmosphere it's very calm and has positive vibes. Everything this nearby like shops and sightseeing

There were always an activity in the hostel that was cool. And location was really close to center.

The hotel is in a pretty good location. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and a bus stop is conveniently located right across the street. Plus, within about a 10-minute walk in different directions, you can find two subway lines, making transportation incredibly convenient.

There's a safe in the dorm room, but you'll need to bring your own padlock. The bathroom features separate shower and toilet areas, which is great as it doesn't disturb others. However, the toilet cubicle itself is quite small. Besides the in-room facilities, each floor also has additional toilets and shower rooms.

I stayed on the 5th floor. The room had great natural light and was very quiet at night. My roommates were all very nice. The only minor drawback was the absence of bed curtains.