Ola Living is an innovative and modern company dedicated to the rental of tourist flats, the temporary rental of city flats and the rental of rooms for stays of more than 32 days. The founding partners and management have more than 17 years of experience in the sector and have applied all their knowledge to create a modern, technologically advanced company where the customer is at the centre of our thinking and our aim is to make your experience unforgettable. Our buildings have been carefully selected and decorated to the highest standards to make our clients feel at home. Our team is totally at the disposal of our clients so that during their stay they have the necessary support to feel like in a hotel but with the privacy, spaciousness and comfort of a flat.

Apartments in the heart of the city, next to Plaza Cataluña and Paseo de Gracia, two of the most important attractions and the best areas of interest. The Gothic Quarter and the Born are just 5 minutes away. It has Wi-fi Internet connection, air conditioning and safe. The bright living room has a comfortable sofa, which converts into a bed, with flat-screen TV, tables and chairs. There is also a fully equipped kitchen. There are two bedrooms with double beds. The bathroom is finished in white marble and has a shower. The flat is provided with towels and bed linen on arrival. This flat does not have private parking. However, there is a public car park within 250 metres of the flat. The photographs shown of this flat are a selection of various flats in the same building. The flats may vary in terms of decoration and layout, but they all have the same style.

From the flat, a short 5-minute walk takes you to the heart of the Gothic Quarter and the Born, one of Barcelona's oldest and most popular neighbourhoods. It is an intricate maze of squares, all interconnected by narrow medieval streets. Here you'll find countless trendy boutiques, great bars, charming cafés and delicious restaurants. Near Lumino, you can stroll along the legendary Ramblas and visit the many landmarks the city has to offer, such as the Liceu Opera House, the cathedral and the Born quarter of the Barri Gòtic, the Parc de la Ciutadella, the Arc de Triomf and the Rambla de Catalunya. Plaça de Catalunya is the largest square in the centre, and at 30,000 square metres is the third largest square in Spain. Some of Barcelona's most important streets and avenues intersect with this beloved square, famous for its fountain and statues.