Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection

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This hotel is stunning. A mid-1800's home converted to Cotton Guild and now a perfect place to stay in Barcelona. The room was spacious, offering comfort and the breakfast was terrific. Staff warm and professional. Location easy walk or short cab ride to all there is to see in a wonderful city.

My bestie and I were taking a cruise that was porting in Barcelona and we decided to show up a few days early and enjoy this spectacular city. I arrived a day early and took a taxi (which are super safe and metered in Barcelona) to the hotel after a longg day of travel. When I arrived to the hotel, I was so brilliantly greeted by the best Bell/Door man Reyes. He instantly put me at ease with his friendly and joyous nature, taking my bags and walking me into the STUNNING lobby of the Cotton House. I remember LOUDLY gasping and instantly feeling like I was in a Banana Republic ad! Feeling transported to a different world, Reyes got me cold water (he offered champagne...but I was saving my liquid calories for the evening!) and queued me up for check-in. At the front desk, Sol was AWESOME as she explained all the benefits of this magnificent property and shared when my room would be ready. Reyes stored my bags and I wandered the area around the hotel to find excellent shopping and restaurants all within walking distance. The location of the Cotton House was perfect! When I got to my room, I was so pleased by the amenities, balcony, mini-bar, and shower! The room is smaller than most Americans are use to, but that is Europe and was just fine for me and my bestie. We were surprised with how comfortable our two single beds were. We had great nights of sleep...and as a tall guy (6'2") I was happy that the beds were long enough that I didn't have to accordion my body to fit. I explored the rest of the hotel and was sooooooo happy. It truly is gorgeous. The top floor has the gym and pool...which were my only slight letdowns. The gym is verrrrrry small...but still has weights, an elliptical, and an interactive bike. I decided to do a cycling class with the bike and it was fun. But with no air circulation, it got uncomfortable after 40 minutes. There was free cartons of water and it was very clean which was nice. The pool area was awesome being on the rooftop with a phone to call for room service and plenty of lounge chairs to relax in. But the pool was not heated and even though I loved the freezing cold plunge after my biking workout, it was not a place I went back to due to the iceberg water! Burrrrr!! The Concierge team was great with recommendations and reservations for dinner (special shoutout to Luca for her help with some places to get great Paella). Our favorite part of this hotel was the restaurant. It is literally stunning and the breakfast experience (buffet) was OFF THE HOOK. My bestie and I had an early morning tour and we arrived at breakfast and literally were kids in a candy store. It was presented like artwork and the food was TOP-NOTCH. How was this a hotel meal??? When you stay here, you MUST experience the breakfast. We enjoyed some yummy drinks in the evening, as well. Overall, this property is absolutely a must stay in a fantastic city. I 100000% will be back and can't wait to stay a week or long

We arrived early after departing a cruise ship. Our room was not ready, but we were still given our welcome glass of cava to begin our stay. The room was ready at the regular time and our luggage, which we had stored, was brought to our room. It was a beautiful room on the sixth floor overlooking the courtyard. It was large enough for our needs and had sufficient closet and drawer space. It was very clean. The hotel is quirky and charming. The staff was very nice. The Gossypium (concierge) group was very helpful. We also enjoyed the welcome gifts and the chocolates brought with the turn down service. The location worked out very well for us, in that it was a close enough walk to many places. We enjoyed the restaurant, both for cocktails on the patio and for the breakfast buffet.

The best thing about this hotel is the outdoor terrace. It is gorgeous and a wonderful place to relax with a cocktail. I also really enjoyed the breakfast. The cook to order items were the best we had on our trip (we stayed in five different cities/hotels). Service was good. Our room was nice and comfortable but small (smaller than the pictures on the website imply). I was especially impressed by how well the windows blocked out the street noise. The location is okay. I would probably have enjoyed staying in the historic area better.

The trip started out well the first day. Went down hill after that. The service in the restaurant was horrible. Rude staff and mediocre food. The room was a “family room” and was very cramped. It was located next to the restaurant and we heard music until 2 am on Saturday night. Never got a good nights rest. The towels and sheets were incredible. The pillows were worst than an airplane travel pillow! Save your money and go elsewhere. Can’t believe this is still a Marriott property! Three days later and I still have not received a copy of my bill. Nor is it available on the Marriott/Bonvoy app.

This is the worst Marriott hotel I have ever stayed in. It's the first time I've encountered a hotel that goes out of its way to say "no" to guests. The story is simple: I checked into the Cotton House Hotel on May 11th at noon. Since the room needed cleaning, we left our luggage at the front desk, completed the check-in process, and went to explore Barcelona. At check-in, we requested a firmer pillow and a blanket from the front desk clerk, who promised to provide them and assured us they would be delivered to our room along with our luggage. We returned to the front desk around 6 PM, got our room keys, and went to the room, only to find that neither the pillow, the blanket, nor our luggage had been delivered. My wife assumed they had simply forgotten, but this was just the beginning of our worst experience: my wife went downstairs to speak with the front desk. To my surprise, she returned alone, dragging our two large suitcases. Despite multiple staff members, including bellboys, seeing her struggle with the luggage, no one offered to help. She reiterated our request for a pillow and a blanket at the front desk, and they responded they would look into it. By 10 PM, we had received no response. I called the front desk to repeat our request, and they said they would continue looking. Almost an hour later, a rude knock on the door was followed by an arrogant staff member (whom my wife recognized as the bellboy who had ignored her earlier) handing her two sheets. He claimed they were the only items they could find, adding, "OK? OK!" in a haughty manner to end the conversation. I was on the balcony and didn't see this exchange, but I heard the rude tone. When I saw the sheets, I realized this was not just about a lack of firmer pillows or blankets but about discrimination. I rushed to the lobby with 2 sheets and asked the front desk if the hotel manager was available. Another arrogant staff member said the manager was not available and that I could speak to her instead. I asked if there were no blankets in the entire hotel. She said there weren't. I asked what they would provide if a guest felt cold in their room. She said the two sheets I was holding. I asked if she was sure, as a staff member of a Marriott hotel, that this was the help they offered. At this point, another male staff member (could be seen in my photos) appeared and reiterated that the two sheets were considered blankets. The absurdity of this conversation almost made me laugh in anger. I then asked, "If I record this conversation, will you say on camera that the sheets I’m holding are what you consider blankets in English, OK?" They then realized that continuing to lie would leave them no way out. Note: that I don't speak Spanish, and all my conversations with them were in English, they also did. At this moment, a more senior-looking madam emerged from a room behind the front desk and said, "Sorry, I'll get you a blanket." This was the first time I heard an apology. This ma