Holiday rentals with a desk in Catalonia
14 properties with a desk in Catalonia. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with a desk – Catalonia
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Charming Villa in Castellbell i el Vilar with Private Pool
Barcelona, Catalonia
Charming apartment in Llafranc - city view, 70 m²
Llafranc, Catalonia
Spacious House in Deltebre with Terrace
Deltebre, Catalonia
Comfortable House in Les Tres Cales with Private Pool
les Tres Cales, Catalonia
Family House Bellver de Cerdanya
Riu de Santa Maria, Catalonia
Modern Apartment in Salou with Shared Pool
Salou, Catalonia
Spacious Apartment in Terrassa with Shared Pool, 85 m²
Terrassa, Catalonia
Spacious House in Ampolla + Garden
Tarragona, Catalonia
Spacious Villa in Sant Gregori with Private Pool
Sant Gregori, Catalonia
Apartment in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, 75 m², Sea View
Girona, Catalonia
Luxury villa in Calonge with pool
Riu d'Or, Catalonia
Spacious apartment in Mont-roig Bahia, 100 m², shared pool
Mont-roig Bahia, Catalonia
Catalonia stretches from the Pyrenees to the beaches of the Costa Brava and the Costa Daurada, between the vitality of Barcelona, the medieval alleys of Girona, and the Roman remains of Tarragona. A region where you easily move from mountain to sea, from Romanesque art to Catalan gastronomy.
Hike, dive, and taste Catalan cuisine
On the Costa Brava, explore the coves of the Cap de Creus around Cadaqués and the seabeds of the Medes Islands, off L'Escala, renowned for diving. In Barcelona, take the time for the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and tapas at the Boqueria market. Tarragona reveals its Roman amphitheater facing the Mediterranean, while Girona charms with its colorful houses along the Onyar and its Jewish quarter.
Inland, the Montserrat massif and its monastery lend themselves to hiking. At the table, sample grilled calçots in winter, rice from the Ebro delta near La Ràpita, and Priorat wines. With your own kitchen, cooking the fish brought back from the market extends the pleasure of the trip.
Where to stay in Catalonia
Our villas and apartments cover both coastlines and the major cities. Girona makes an ideal base for getting around the Costa Brava and toward Palamós and L'Escala, lively fishing ports with family-friendly beaches. Barcelona suits urban and cultural stays.
On the Costa Daurada, Tarragona marries ancient heritage with the seaside, Salou draws families with its long beaches and its proximity to PortAventura, while Calafell and La Ràpita, quieter, open onto the Ebro delta. A whole house leaves plenty of room for stays with family or friends.
What to see – Catalonia
- Sagrada FamíliaGaudí's unfinished basilica, with its slender towers and colorful stained-glass windows, in Barcelona.
- Park GüellGaudí's park adorned with mosaics, undulating terraces, and views over Barcelona and the sea.
- Roman Amphitheatre of TarragonaAn ancient arena facing the Mediterranean where you can explore the seating tiers and Roman remains.
- Montserrat MonasteryA Benedictine abbey nestled in a rocky massif, accessible by hiking trails and cable car.
- Cap de CreusA rocky headland on the Costa Brava near Cadaqués, with coves and steep coastal trails.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Catalonia?
We have 14 entire homes spread across both coastlines and the major cities. The offering includes 7 apartments, 4 houses, 3 villas, from urban studios in Barcelona to villas on the Costa Brava. Some accommodate up to 20 people, ideal for family or group stays.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.7 out of 5, based on 11 rated properties. These reviews come from real stays and help you compare options. Check each listing for specific amenities, such as air conditioning, available in 47 rentals.
How do you get to Catalonia, and do you need a car?
Barcelona-El Prat Airport serves the region, along with those in Girona and Reus. High-speed trains connect Barcelona, Tarragona and Girona. To explore the Costa Brava, the coves of Cap de Creus and the countryside, a car remains very useful. In the city, public transport is preferable.
What's the best time to visit?
May to June and September offer mild weather and fewer crowds on the beaches. July and August are hot and lively, ideal for swimming but very busy in Salou and along the Costa Brava. Winter remains pleasant for visiting Barcelona, Girona and enjoying grilled calçots.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
For an urban, cultural stay, head to Barcelona, with the Sagrada Família and Park Güell. Girona serves as a base to explore the Costa Brava, toward Palamós and Llafranc. On the Costa Daurada, Tarragona combines Roman heritage with the sea, while Salou appeals to families near PortAventura.
Can you cook local produce on site?
Yes, all our properties are entire homes with a fully equipped kitchen. You can prepare fish brought back from fishing ports like Palamós or L'Escala, rice from the Ebro Delta, and pair your meals with a Priorat wine. Local markets, including La Boqueria in Barcelona, are full of fresh produce.