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Carrer de Sardenya 101

Barcelona, Spain

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Carrer de Sardenya 101

Barcelona, Spain

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Anonymous

15 Jan 2026, 08:18

Honestly, it feels a bit like a hospital room or an office — very white and basic. It’s functional if you just need a place to crash and study. The kitchenette is super small (just a microwave and a hob), so forget about cooking a masterchef dinner. The biggest downside is the soundproofing — I can literally hear people talking in the hallway like they are in my room
Security
Keycard access, feels secure
Neighbors
Loud students, partying at 2 AM

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