About the hotel room

Hampton By Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via offers specially designed accessible rooms to provide a comfortable stay for two guests. These rooms are equipped to cater to individuals with disabilities, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable experience.

The accessible rooms at Hampton By Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via are spacious and thoughtfully designed for easy mobility. There is a clear space under the bed to accommodate a hoist if necessary (please note that the hotel does not provide hoists).

The bathrooms in these accessible rooms are equipped with roll-in showers, making them easily accessible for wheelchair users. To enhance comfort, a shower chair is available for use. The toilet is equipped with a support bar on one side.

Hampton By Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via ensures that guests with disabilities have a pleasant and hassle-free stay. The specially designed rooms are aimed at offering the utmost comfort and convenience to all the guests.

Wheelchair-friendly attractions in Barcelona

1. Sagrada Familia: Marvel at the architectural masterpiece of the Sagrada Familia, one of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks. This breathtaking basilica showcases the visionary work of Antoni Gaudí. The Sagrada Familia strives to accommodate all visitors, providing a wheelchair-accessible entrance for people with disabilities. Explore the awe-inspiring interior, adorned with stunning stained glass windows and intricate details, and witness the ongoing construction that continues to shape this monumental structure.
2. Las Ramblas: Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Barcelona as you stroll along Las Ramblas. This bustling boulevard is lined with shops, cafes, street performers, and lively markets. The wide pedestrian walkways make it easily accessible for wheelchair users to enjoy the lively atmosphere and soak up the city’s unique charm. Indulge in some people-watching, sample local delicacies, and experience the pulse of Barcelona’s street life.
3. Park Güell: Explore Park Güell, a UNESCO World Heritage site designed by Antoni Gaudí. While Park Güell presents some challenges for visitors with specific needs, there are accessible options to enhance your visit. You can enter the park from either Carrer Marianao or Carretera del Carmel, with the latter entrance being recommended. During your visit, we suggest two easy routes that can be followed in any order you prefer. The Architectural Route allows you to admire Park Güell’s most iconic sites, offering a captivating journey through Gaudí’s imaginative designs. This route takes approximately 50 minutes to complete. Alternatively, the Other Visitable Sites Route leads you along the viaduct’s path up to Casa Trias, providing a shorter route of around 20 minutes. While Park Güell may present some challenges, the accessible entrances and suggested routes ensure that visitors of all abilities can still appreciate the unique charm and creativity of Gaudí’s work within the park.