The City of Glass
12 guests
5 bedrooms
Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, Barcelona
This Catalan villa stood out to us based on its fabulous outside space alone. With a large swimming pool, dining terrace, and garden, it's a great choice for groups of friends or family wanting a private home to sprawl out.
Crickets & Clover
22 guests
8 bedrooms
Sant Antoni de Vilamajor, Barcelona
Despite being out in the peaceful Spanish countryside, this villa is within day-tripping distance of Barcelona and Girona by train or by hire car. Once you’ve had your fill of the city, return to your peaceful country manor, built back in the 18th century.
The Continental Villa
16 guests
5 bedrooms
Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, Barcelona
You’ll be surprised to find this home, situated in the beautiful town of Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, only a thirty minute drive from the vibrant hustle and bustle of Barcelona – especially when the villa is immediately surrounded by palms, trees, and other native foliage. But that’s exactly what makes this home so special.
Marcelino Villa
25 guests
14 bedrooms
Sant Vicenç de Montalt, Barcelona
The location for movie sets and advertisements, this villa on the Maresme Coast was built in 1909 by stockbroker Marcelino Coll before being sold to the mayor of Barcelona, Juan Pich i Pon. It has since been classified as a protected building by the Autonomous Regional Government of Catalonia and restored to accommodate large groups of holidaymakers looking to explore Catalonia and take advantage of the Mediterranean coast.
Explore the 64 most perfect homes in our collection
Explore our family friendly hotel alternatives in Eixample, Barcelona, Spain. We’ve cherry-picked a collection of spacious homes in safe, residential neighbourhoods popular with local parents. Find a fully furnished home with fun kids' bedrooms, well-equipped kitchens, multiple bathrooms and often outdoor space too. Our friendly team of Plum Experts are on-hand 24/7 to help you book your dream family friendly hotel alternative in Eixample, Barcelona, Spain.
