Exe Campus

I'm not good with spanish but I will say: muy bien. I'm very happy with a room. There is TV, two persons bed, WiFi, air conditioner which is very useful in this hot days, bathroom with a bath and shower, towels, working table and that's pretty much all I think. I'm here because of my travel from Croatia to Spain and I'm very happy. Receptionist was also very friendly and happy to help. Muy muy bien 🇪🇦

This was my first time staying at Exe Campus, and it was honestly one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I stayed in Room 182 for 5 nights, and the hotel fell short in almost every aspect. ​Here is why this hotel does not deserve its 4-star rating: ​Poor Amenities & Room Service: They do not provide basic dental kits (toothbrush/toothpaste), combs, or any emergency toiletries you might have forgotten. If you run out of the complimentary tea or coffee in the room, they refuse to replenish them. ​Defective Facilities: The soap and shampoo dispensers in the bathroom are broken; the pumps are incredibly stiff and hard to press. Worse, the TV screen didn't work at all—it only played audio. ​Terrible Staff & Service: The blonde girl at the reception was very cold, dry, and unfriendly. When I requested an iron, instead of sending it up, she rudely told me to come down to the ground floor and carry it to my room myself. ​Cleanliness & Maintenance Issues: Housekeeping is superficial; they left crumbs on the floor without vacuuming. The towels smelled strange and unwashed, and one day I was given a torn towel with a huge hole in it. The elevator was also dark and dirty. ​Horrible Layout & Location: The hotel layout is bizarre. The corridors are dark and endlessly long—it felt like a 500-meter walk just to reach my room. Getting to the hotel is an exhausting hike whether you come by train or car. It is far from everything, with the nearest supermarket about a kilometer away. ​Lack of Privacy: The windows are completely transparent with no tinting. Since the hotel is located directly opposite a university dorm, you have zero privacy and are on full display to everyone outside. ​Overpriced: Despite all these major flaws, the prices are much higher than other, far better hotels. ​Conclusion: This hotel is rated as a 4-star property, but in reality, it barely deserves 2 stars. Save your money and stay somewhere else.

Difficult review this. There were some good and some bad, but one of those is more defining than any of the others Rooms were clean and tidy, beds were comfortable but the rooms lacked some basics like an iron or a kettle. Additionally the phone in the room didnt work so when i wanted to confirm the check out tine, I had to search for it online. There is nowhere to get a hot drink if you need one in the evening, there is a vending machine with snacks that charges you 19 euros and then deducts from that anything you take before refunding. Ridiculous and overpriced, especially later when the supermarket is closed. Staff are helpful and friendly. Breakfast was a good point, plenty of hot and cold choices at the buffet. Coffee was terrible. Location was ok, Bellaterra station is a 5-10min walk away and takes you into the main city in 30mins, no issues there. Outside the station is a local bakery where you can pick up a lovely coffee and fresh baguettes for less than 6 euros... Checkout time is 12, also a good plus point. When it comes to hotels and reviews, I place huge importance on two basics, cleanliness and quality of sleep, the ratings then go up from there. Where this hotel falls down quite seriously is on sleep quality. There were no students and no activity barring a conference event on Sat evening. We were on the 1st floor and woken up continuously either by: 1. Chairs or beds scraping above or beside us in other rooms 2. People going across the corridors (you can hear everything) 3. The cleaners in the morning are REALLY loud both in work and conversation. You will eventually get to sleep, but once the cleaners are on the floor in the morning, you're waking up whether you like it or not. You can fall down on all the good points above, and you can be an average 3* hotel. But if you can't sleep well, the very basic of a hotel offering, then the rest is pointless. The worst thing about it is, I do no think it can be fixed. Because of that, it just didn’t hold up to a 4* hotel standard. It doesn't hold up for a 3* either.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel in Barcelona. The location is a bit from the city center, but it’s very convenient since the train is fast and the hotel is located near Bellaterra station. The staff was always friendly and helpful, and the room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, which made our stay very enjoyable. Everything was smooth and well organized from check-in to check-out. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.