Hotels in Sarrià, Pedralbes & Les Corts, Barcelona

Sarrià, Pedralbes & Les Corts, Barcelona

Sarrià, Pedralbes & Les Corts covers the north-west of Barcelona: the districts of Sarrià-Sant Gervasi and Les Corts, between the Eixample and the Collserola hills. Sarrià-Sant Gervasi joins the former towns of Sarrià, annexed in 1921, and Sant Gervasi de Cassoles, annexed in 1897, and is a well-off residential area with many parks and green spaces. Above it rises Tibidabo, at 512 metres the highest hill of the Serra de Collserola. Les Corts, part of Barcelona since 1897, is the least populous district of the city, with about 81,600 inhabitants in 2021. It is home to the Spotify Camp Nou, FC Barcelona's stadium since 1957, which reopened in November 2025 and is being expanded to about 105,000 seats, the largest in Europe. Pedralbes, in Les Corts, has the Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, a Gothic convent that is now a museum. The upper Avinguda Diagonal, which crosses the area, is lined with business hotels. To the south-west the area borders the towns of L'Hospitalet de Llobregat and Esplugues de Llobregat. Lodging is mostly business and upmarket hotels on the Diagonal, plus a few hotels on the hillsides above the city. It suits business travellers, football fans and visitors who prefer a quiet, green part of the city to the busy centre.