Chic & Basic Born Apartments Hotel

The Chic & Basic Born Apartments is an apartment located in the Born, one of the districts of central Barcelona. The Chic & Basic Apartments chain has several blocks of apartments in typical buildings in neighborhoods in the heart of Barcelona. Therefore, all apartments Chic & Basic has a prime location: close to areas of attractive cultural and leisure enjoying good combination with public transport.

The district of Born, in particular, is just minutes from Las Ramblas and Plaza Catalunya and has become the new reference area of Barcelona and artistic bohemia. The buildings have been restored and the Rambla del Borne, which begins in the church of Santa Maria del Mar and ends at the old Mercat, completely renovated. Thus, the area combines the architectural charm of its old facade with shops, bars and restaurants of the cosmopolitan capital of fashion.

The building of the Chic & Basic Born Apartments are located exactly on Princess Street, near the Picasso Museum and the Textile Museum. Other interesting visits to the surroundings of the apartments may be the train station in France or the Parque de la Ciutadella. In addition to the benefits of tourism surrounding the apartments are near the metro and several bus lines.

The apartments are in a beautiful modernist building, with high ceilings, large windows and marble staircases. On the inside, the decor is attention to details and features LED illumination (fiber optic) that is combined with a functional and decorative intent. All accommodations of Chic & Basic Born Apartments have a terrace, refrigerator, kitchen, bathroom, television and air conditioning.

The final touch to the apartment, puts the White Bar, decorated in a minimalist style and modern: Friday and Saturday nights there is live DJ sets.

Finally, a curiosity, if you're interested in Catalan culture: nearly flat at the rear of the church of Santa Maria will find a torch in 1714 to honor those who fought and defended until Barcelona fell to the Bourbons during the War Succession. Today still celebrates September 11 as the Day of Catalonia.