Hotel Accommodation: Eurostars Grand Marina Barcelona

Located in: World Trade Center Barcelona

Address: Moll de Barcelona, S/N, Ciutat Vella, 08039 Barcelona, Spain

The Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel, situated a mere 2-minute stroll from Las Ramblas, one of Europe's most vibrant and renowned streets, nestles in the heart of Ciutat Vella (Catalan for "Old City"), a region celebrated for its cultural richness and globally famous areas. Embracing Mediterranean vibes, the hotel is a nexus of avant-garde art and minimalist design, all caressed by a gentle sea breeze. This esteemed establishment forms a key part of the World Trade Center (WTCB) complex in the epicentre of Barcelona's Port Vell, providing easy access to the conference halls located within the World Trade Center (WTCB). This arrangement is particularly advantageous as the registration desks for the conference will be located within the hotel.



Guest Rooms

EIP has secured rooms for the conference delegates at the Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel. During registration, you will be asked if you require a hotel room at the hotel. You can add a room to your registration or skip this step (selecting "I don't require a hotel booking") and continue with your conference registration. You can also revisit your registration later and add a hotel booking, but please note that this can only be done after your registration is confirmed (paid) and not when it is in pending status. Rooms are offered on a first-come-first-served policy. 

The superior rooms of the Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel are 28 m2 accommodations that include a full bathroom with a shower. Due to their spaciousness, warmth, brightness, and elegance, these types of rooms make the guest feel right at home. Extra bed not available. Free Wi-Fi connection. Breakfast and taxes included. Full refund for cancellation until 31 October.

Room Night Rates 

All rates allow maximum flexibility to make changes or cancel the reservation free of charge until 31 October 2023.

  • Single Use: 220 euros, including breakfast, VAT and City Tax 6.88 euros per person per night (flexible - Fully refunded if cancelled until 31 October 2023)
  • Double Use: 250 euros, including breakfast, VAT and City Tax 6.88 euros per person per night (flexible - Fully refunded if cancelled until 31 October 2023)

How to get to WTCB by public transport

If you’re travelling to WTCB by bus, take lines V11, 91, D20, H14, V13, N0 or N6 (at night). On the metro, get off at Drassanes (L3) or Paral·lel (L3 and L2).


How to navigate the city using the Metro

Navigating Barcelona using the Metro is a convenient and efficient way to explore the city. The Barcelona Metro system is extensive and well-connected, making reaching various destinations, including tourist attractions, conference centres, and local neighbourhoods easy. Here's a guide to help you navigate the Barcelona Metro:

Understanding the Metro System

  • Lines and Colors: The Metro system in Barcelona consists of several lines, each identified by a number and a colour (e.g., L1 - Red, L3 - Green). Each line covers different parts of the city.
  • Metro Map: Familiarize yourself with the Metro map. You can find it at all Metro stations, tourist information centres, and online. The map clearly marks all the lines, stations, and interchange points.
  • Operating Hours: The Metro typically operates from 5:00 AM until midnight from Sunday to Thursday, till 2:00 AM on Fridays, and 24 hours on Saturdays. However, it's always good to check the latest schedule as times might vary, especially during public holidays.

Using the Metro

  • Tickets and T-Casual Card: You can purchase single-journey tickets, but the T-Casual card is more economical for multiple journeys. This card allows for 10 journeys on the Metro, buses, and other public transport within Zone 1.
  • Ticket Machines: Ticket machines are available in all Metro stations. They are user-friendly and offer instructions in multiple languages.
  • Entering and Exiting: To enter the Metro, insert your ticket or tap your card on the reader at the turnstiles. Keep your ticket until you exit the Metro station, as you might need it to leave through the turnstiles at your destination.
  • Finding Your Route: Check the Metro map for the most direct route to your destination. Pay attention to the final station of each line to ensure you're heading in the right direction.
  • Transfers: If you need to change lines, follow the signs in the stations for the correct line and direction. Transfers are straightforward and usually involve a short walk within the station.

Tips for a Smooth Journey

  • Peak Hours: The Metro can get crowded during peak hours (8:00-9:30 AM and 6:00-8:00 PM). If you're not in a hurry, consider travelling outside these times.
  • Accessibility: Most Metro stations are equipped with elevators and escalators, making them accessible for travellers with mobility issues.
  • Safety: As with any major city, keep an eye on your belongings, especially in crowded trains or stations.
  • Mobile Apps: Consider downloading a Barcelona Metro app for real-time information, route planning, and station facilities.
  • Tourist Travel Pass: If you plan to use public transportation extensively, look into tourist travel passes like the Hola Barcelona Travel Card, which offers unlimited travel for a set number of days.

Following these guidelines, you'll find that the Barcelona Metro is a reliable and convenient way to explore the city's rich tapestry of sights, culture, and activities.


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