In a world of stuffy, faceless hotels, we’re leading the industry into a new era. We’re replacing the unnecessary hassle with simplicity and delight. Mixing technology and taste together in the world’s greatest neighbourhoods, we create stays that are unashamedly original and unforgettably authentic. With the comforts of home and the quality of a boutique hotel, we make sure you have everything you need to live like a local, escape for a weekend, or unwind during a business trip. Want to stay with us for longer? We’ve designed our properties with your joy in mind, whether you stay for a night, a week, or a season.

These great apartments are in one of the best locations Barcelona has to offer, with everything you need to immerse yourself in the Spanish culture. Bright and welcoming with warm wooden floors and neutral-toned décor, the apartments can comfortably accommodate groups, families and friends wishing to enjoy the very best in modern comfort. The master bedrooms come with a standard double bed and have ample wardrobe space for the guests' belongings. The bathrooms are luxurious in look and style, complete with white marble finishing. With air conditioning and heating in every apartment and an elevator in the building, guests are guaranteed a comfortable visit no matter the season! Lumino has received the WeRespect seal for promoting responsible tourism and positive coexistence between residents and tourists. We're fully digital, so there's no reception or staff onsite. Instead, guests use our digital check-in and PIN codes to access the property and their rooms! Additionally, our guest experience team is available 24/7 for any questions or concerns via WA and email.

Catalonia Square is the largest square in the centre with 30.000 meters square it is the third biggest square in Spain. Some of the most important streets and Avenue interconnects with this important square, famous for its fountain, and statues. Until almost half of 19th century the Plaça de Catalunya was mainly a rural zone located outside the city walls. It was only in 1858 that the Madrid's central government finally ordered the defensive walls to be torn down., approving also the construction outside the walls so a public contest was organized in search of a design of a new district. The first place was awarded to a design by Rovira i Trias but the head government ended up choosing a far more modern design with a grid plan by Ildefons Cerdà. Eventually the local and head government agreed add a new plan. A design by the architect Puig i Cadafalch (author of the modernist building 'Casa de les Punxes') resulted in the current enormous square, created between 1925 and 1927. Nowadays it is also a main interconnecting point, where transport is widely available, such as metro, buses, taxis, etc.