Hotelito Boutique Badalona.
Kitchenette aparthotel two minutes from Platja dels Pescadors
About this hotel
Hotelito Boutique Badalona trades hotel-room convenience for real self-catering, a short two-minute walk from Platja dels Pescadors on Badalona's own stretch of the Costa de Maresme. Units come with parquet floors, a kitchenette stocked for actual cooking, oven and stovetop included, plus a dining table and a terrace with outdoor furniture for meals outside. A sofa bed handles an extra guest without cramping the main room, and air conditioning keeps things comfortable through the summer months when the beach two minutes away fills up. The building sits inland from the old town's Roman-era streets, close enough to Badalona's Rodalies station for a Barcelona day trip, with Sagrada Familia around 10 km off and Port Olímpic roughly 11 km. Reviewers rate the location highly, particularly couples, who scored it 9.2 for a two-person stay.
- Kitchenette with oven and stovetop
- Terrace with outdoor furniture
- Two minutes from Platja dels Pescadors
- Free WiFi and air conditioning
Our take
This suits couples or solo travellers who want to cook their own meals two minutes from the beach rather than eat out every night on the Costa de Maresme. The kitchenette and terrace do the heavy lifting, not a lobby or a pool, so anyone expecting hotel-style amenities should look elsewhere. Families needing more than one bedroom will find the units tight; the sister property, Hotelito Boutique Badalona Mar, offers dedicated family rooms instead.
- ✓Shop for groceries near the old town before settling in; the kitchenette covers cooking, but the aparthotel doesn't stock a starter pantry.
- ✓Book the terrace-facing unit if outdoor dining matters to you; not every room gets the same outdoor furniture setup.
- ✓Walk to Platja dels Pescadors early for quieter sand before the two-minute stroll fills up with other beachgoers in high season.
Why we love it
- Two-minute walk to Platja dels Pescadors
- A real kitchenette with oven and stovetop
- Parquet floors and a terrace for outdoor meals
- Quiet Roman-era old town streets nearby
Why guests love itA stay here reads as low-key and self-sufficient rather than full-service: the kitchenette turns grocery runs near the old town into actual dinners, and the two-minute walk to Platja dels Pescadors means mornings can start on the sand before the day gets busy. The terrace makes breakfast outside easy, and the parquet-floored unit feels more like a small flat than a hotel room. It won't suit anyone wanting a pool or a restaurant downstairs, but for a self-catering beach base, the location does most of the work.