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Pool villa
Esplugues De Llobregat
Barcelona Holiday home
A private villa with outdoor pool and solarium, a 25-minute stroll from Camp Nou.
Holiday homes · Catalonia · Spain
Explore the range of holiday homes in Barcelona — from private villas with pools to self-catering apartments in the city — all with the space and flexibility of a home away from home.
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Pool villa
Barcelona Holiday home
A private villa with outdoor pool and solarium, a 25-minute stroll from Camp Nou.
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Budget-friendly
Barcelona
A budget-friendly base in Eixample with a well-equipped shared kitchen and easy access to Barcelona's nightlife and culture.
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Pools & Parking
Barcelona Holiday home
A private house with both indoor and outdoor pools, free parking, and a peaceful setting near the Mirador dels Xiprers.
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Self-catering
Barcelona Holiday home
A one-bedroom apartment with a patio and kitchen, steps from Badal metro.
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Self-catering family stay
Barcelona
A self-catering house in Barcelona with pet-friendly policy, within walking distance of Nau Ivanow.
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Rural retreat
Barcelona
Book a six-bedroom rural house near Barcelona with garden, BBQ, and activities like hiking and yoga.
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Budget-friendly
Barcelona
Budget rooms with kitchen essentials in Barcelona's Eixample, a 5-minute walk from an organic supermarket.
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Group-friendly
Barcelona Holiday home
A five-bedroom house with a city-view terrace, a short walk from The Dragon in Barcelona.
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The villas on this page are private houses, not hotel rooms, and they cluster around the edges of Barcelona where space is easier to find. Esplugues De Llobregat is a 25-minute walk from Camp Nou and has an outdoor pool and solarium. Chalet Barcelona offers both indoor and outdoor pools plus free parking, set in a peaceful area near the Mirador dels Xiprers. For a bigger group, Masia Can Felix Santa Fe is a six-bedroom rural house with a garden, BBQ and activities like hiking and yoga — the most expensive option here at €636 a night.
Prices vary widely. Budget self-catering rooms in Eixample start from €18 a night, while a one-bedroom apartment near Badal metro costs around €242. Mid-range options like Monlau 12 Villa start at €185. At the top end, a six-bedroom rural house with a garden and BBQ goes for €636 a night.
Eixample is central and walkable, with easy access to nightlife and culture — Rooms Aribau has budget rooms there and is a 5-minute walk from an organic supermarket. For a quieter stay with a pool, consider Esplugues de Llobregat, 25 minutes’ walk from Camp Nou.
Many of the city-centre apartments are near metro stations — Stay U-Nique Apartments Bonsoms is steps from Badal metro, and Rooms Aribau is in Eixample, well-served by public transport. For villas further out like Masia Can Felix, a car is recommended.
Yes, several options include pools. Chalet Barcelona has both indoor and outdoor pools, and Esplugues De Llobregat offers an outdoor pool with a solarium. These are private houses, ideal if you want a resort feel without a hotel.
Barcelona’s holiday homes scatter across the city and its edges, each with a different reason to book one. Near the centre you get walkable self-catering apartments — think a one-bedroom with a patio by Badal metro, or a five-bedroom house with a city-view terrace a short walk from The Dragon in the Sant Martí district. Head further out and the category turns into something else entirely: private houses with pools, gardens and parking, where the city feels a long way off.
What the money buys varies as much as the location. At one end, budget rooms in Eixample from €18 a night — technically hotels but sharing the self-catering spirit with kitchen access. At the other, a six-bedroom rural house near Barcelona with a garden and BBQ from €636 a night. Between those, a pool villa 25 minutes’ walk from Camp Nou or a pet-friendly house within walking distance of Nau Ivanow. Note that beside the eight holiday homes on this page you’ll also find a couple of hotel-style stays that carry the same self-catering DNA.
This page groups villas and holiday homes together — both give you more space and independence than a standard hotel room. The choice usually comes down to what you plan to do: stay in the city and cook your own meals, or treat the house as a base for exploring Catalonia.
These holiday homes suit travellers who want the space, kitchen and privacy of a self-catering stay — from budget-conscious visitors in Eixample to groups needing a five-bedroom house with a terrace or a six-bedroom rural retreat. If you prefer a central hotel with full services, look at the Central hotels page; if budget is the priority, the Cheap and budget hotels option has more choice in the city core. Families might find dedicated family-friendly hotels better for amenities, while those wanting a beach stay should turn to the Beach hotels page instead.