METT Barcelona

Beautiful hotel with the best view of Barcelona. Perfect romantic getaway -we ate several times in the restaurant and the food and service were exceptional. Diego, the manager was very attentive to our needs and make sure that they were properly taken care of.

I’m almost loathe to share my thoughts on this hotel because I don’t want everyone else knowing about it! We only stayed for the 1 night, before flying home but it was well worth it. Location: the views over the city of Barcelona are unsurpassable, simply breathtaking! Staff: clearly professionally trained with knowledgeable views, polite, courteous and extremely helpful that made us feel that this was a proper 5* establishment. Room: we had a beautiful sea view room with balcony that had an extremely comfortable bed, an excellent TV, a great bathroom (if I was being super picky, the water pressure in the shower could have been better). Spa/Pool: a fantastic inside/outside pool and jacuzzi, we didn’t try any treatments but the area was relaxed and welcoming. Restaurant: we had our best meal of the week here, with the clams & prawns being particularly delicious, the setting on the terrace is incredible (again, if I was being hyper critical, they could possibly look at turning the music down a notch or two, but that’s obviously personal preference). The waiter, Sandro, was extremely attentive, polite & knowledgeable, a real asset to the restaurant. Overall, a superb hotel and we will most certainly return!

Incredible views overlooking Barcelona and amazing spa. We had a few issues during our stay however management team were excellent and went above and beyond to sort, couldn’t ask for more. The shuttle only runs twice a day which is a shame but it was never busy so understand the reduced schedule. Tapas restaurant was a little disappointing. Perfect hotel to combine relaxation and sightseeing.

My family had a great experience staying at the Mett last October 2025. Alex our front door rep also assisted us with logistics, sight seeing tips and great local tapas bars in the city. Thanks Alex! The Lee’s

Promoted as a "peaceful, quiet, luxury hilltop retreat" we arrived to discover a theme park next door! In addition the whole hotel, the restaurants and the terraces are filled with loud computer generated music from early morning to late night. Loud enough to invade the rooms and loud enough to make conversation in the restaurant and bar awkward. We had specifically requested a quiet suite. The Suite we were shown to had muzak coming from the terrace below which meant we could not possibly enjoy the Suite's terrace and the shrieks from the theme parks roller coaster just next door were just disconcerting. It seems like an "own goal" to promote a peaceful, quiet setting and then fill it with unwanted, self generated noise with thuddy deep base sounds. We complained, and were given another, but much smaller room on the far side of the hotel. This room needed basic maintenance. The a/c did not work and stayed on "hot", so our first night was spent in an overheated room. The washbasins' plugs were stuck open and the bidet plug stuck shut. The curtains had holes in them. There was no shutter on the bathroom window, so thanks to only glass doors we were woken up by daylight streaming into the bedroom at about 06.00. Better lighting would have been appreciated. For the whole stay one of the two lifts shuddered and banged as it moved and the doors only reluctantly slid back at their second attempt. It should have been taken out of service or mended. A hilltop retreat means you expect to not have to leave the hotel during your stay if you do not want to. On our three night stay the main restaurant was closed for two of the nights. The remainingTapas restaurant was good, but not enough choice for our stay, so we taxied down the hill to eat. For a return trip to the nearest part of Barcelona budget about €50, for a trip to the port say €90. The hotel shuttle does one trip a day to one location leaving at 10.00 and returning 16.45. No good for a dinner reservation and not everyone wants to spend nearly 9 hours walking around Barcelona. Seems like a wasted resource. Breakfast was disappointing. I ordered the toasted ham and cheese sandwich. It took about 25 minutes to arrive and was stone cold. (It looked like it had come out of a packet). Day 2 we ordered "American Pancakes" After the 25 minute wait they arrived and were not American Pancakes but cold pieces of what looked like sponge cake - again looking like they were out of a packet. On check out we were charged for three items from the minibar which we had not taken. They were deducted and I did ask how they could possibly charge €50 for a half bottle of Chablis, but no answer! After all these problems I thought the manager might speak to me on check out - but no one appeared. I asked about the excessively loud music - and the answer was "I know, but they want it". Presumably "they" do not pay to stay at the hotel to enjoy the peace? Finally, we did actually have a good, if not great stay, thanks to the amazing staff who were friendly and as helpful as they could be.