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Carrer de Sant Oleguer

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Carrer de Sant Oleguer

Carrer de Sant Oleguer

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Carrer de Sant Oleguer 20-22

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:24

It gets the job done if you are on a tight budget. The room is small and gets incredibly hot in the summer because there is no AC, just a fan. It’s strictly for sleeping and studying, not for hanging out.

Street noise is a serious issue here. The windows are old and single-glazed, so you hear every scooter and shout from outside until very late.

The cleaning staff works hard, but the students are messy. The shared kitchens often have dirty dishes piled up from the night before.

45m

Carrer del Consell de Cent 226

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:47

Living here feels like being in a magazine. The decor is minimal and warm, plants are everywhere. Having a weekly cleaning service included is a lifesaver, I don't have to argue with flatmates about whose turn it is to scrub the toilet.

Forget about having a car here. Since they removed the car lanes to plant trees and put benches, you literally cannot park on the street.

The main door is heavy and secure, plus we have a video intercom. I’ve never felt unsafe entering or leaving the building, even late at night.

1.4km

Passeig de Salvat Papasseit 4

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 16:58

The vibe is very social and laid-back, almost lazy. The building itself feels a bit "tired"—you can see rust on outdoor metal parts from the sea air. The gym is very basic, barely enough for a quick workout.

The furniture is functional but very used. The desk has scratches and the wardrobe doors are a bit squeaky. It’s fine for a few months, but don't expect modern design.

The view is absolutely insane. If you get a room on the higher floors facing the ocean, it feels like a 5-star hotel view. It makes the small room feel much bigger and airier.

1.7km

Carrer de Llança 30

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:37

Sants is busy and loud, but super convenient. If you travel on weekends or need to get to the airport, living next to the main station is a godsend.

Heavy traffic 24/7. The air quality isn't great, and crossing the street can take forever due to the amount of cars.

Utilities Stability

Water and electricity are fine. The Wi-Fi can get congested in the evenings when everyone returns from university.

1.8km

Carrer de Sèneca 24-26

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:32

It has a boutique feel, not like a massive dorm. The terrace is a great spot to socialize. The food in the cafeteria is decent but portions are small.

I can literally hear my neighbor sneezing or talking on the phone. If you are a light sleeper, you will struggle here without earplugs.

Entry is controlled via biometrics or keycards. The reception staff is present 24/7 and they know most residents by face.

2.5km

Carrer de Sancho de Ávila 22

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:16

Soundproofing between rooms is surprisingly good, I rarely hear my neighbors. However, the street noise on Friday and Saturday nights is intense due to the club nearby.

Soundproofing between rooms is surprisingly good, I rarely hear my neighbors. However, the street noise on Friday and Saturday nights is intense due to the club nearby.

The Wi-Fi is lightning fast and covers the entire building seamlessly. I can stream 4K video and game without any lag.

2.6km

Carrer de Neptú 26

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 16:47

It feels more like a boutique hotel room than a rental. It is definitely small (don't expect a dance floor), but the "smart living" design makes it work. Every inch is utilized perfectly.

The shared spaces (kitchen, lounge, terrace) are cleaned daily by professional staff. I have never seen a dirty sink or overflowing trash, which is rare for coliving.

Everything is keyless. We use a mobile app/smart codes to open doors. It feels very secure and high-tech, no anxiety about losing keys.

2.7km

Carrer de Pallars 135

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 16:54

The private kitchenette is the absolute game changer here. I love being able to cook my own meals without having to socialize or wait for a free stove in a shared kitchen. The room is compact, but it feels like a complete micro-apartment.

Utilities Stability

Never had a single issue with hot water or power outages. Everything works as it should, which justifies the higher price point.

Building Quality

The building is relatively new. The elevators are fast and modern. You don't get that "old building smell" that is common in Barcelona; everything feels fresh.

2.9km

Avinguda d'Esplugues 22

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 15:28

Visually, the studio is stunning and modern, exactly like the pictures. However, the functionality is lacking — specifically the water pressure and temperature stability.

Very safe, family-oriented neighborhood. You can walk around at any time of day or night without looking over your shoulder.

Building Quality

The construction quality is high-end. Everything feels solid, the elevators are fast, and the common areas are kept in pristine condition.

5.6km

Carrer dels Esports 1

Barcelona, Spain

Anonymous

8 Jan 2026, 16:51

It is perfect if you want to avoid the party scene and actually focus on your degree. The room is not huge, but it is extremely comfortable and the daily cleaning service makes you feel like you live in a hotel.

The grounds are massive, basically a private park. There are paddle tennis courts, a football pitch, and a swimming pool surrounded by grass.

Transport Accessibility

The biggest downside is the isolation. You have to rely on the FGC train (Reina Elisenda stop) to get to Plaza Catalunya, which takes time and stops running around midnight during the week.

5.7km