Balmes 335, offering students a practical base at 335, C/ de Balmes, Barcelona, 08006, Spain, Spain. With Ramon Llull University just a 9-minute drive away, Abat Oliba CEU University 11 minutes by car, and UIC Barcelona International University of Catalonia around 11 minutes, the location works well for students who want quick access to their classes without long commutes. The setup includes private and shared apartments, giving students enough flexibility to choose the lifestyle that suits them best. Since this area blends residential calm with everyday convenience, Balmes 335 fits right into what students usually look for in reliable international student accommodation Barcelona.
Barcelona itself has a long, layered history shaped by Roman settlement, Catalan identity, and centuries of architectural evolution. That mix shows up everywhere from neighbourhoods like Gràcia and Eixample to the narrow lanes of El Born and the beachside rhythm of Barceloneta. As you settle into Balmes 335, it’s worth exploring how daily life flows across these districts. If you're planning your move or want a clearer picture of living here, the Moving to Spain guide helps break things down smoothly. From a student's perspective, Barcelona stays fairly balanced in terms of affordability compared to other major European cities. The average cost of living in Barcelona is around €900 to €1,120 per month, depending on lifestyle and area. Safety remains steady, too, with a crime rate sitting near 42 incidents per 1,000 residents, while the employment rate stays close to 63 per cent. The city consistently scores well on overall livability, with a livability score of about 70 and a happiness index of around 6.4, reflecting stable everyday satisfaction. Festivals add their own energy to the year. La Mercè, Sant Jordi, and Festa Major de Gràcia are just a few that turn neighbourhoods into lively celebrations. Barcelona also carries a deep football heritage, something students feel almost instantly. With FC Barcelona as its global symbol and Spotify Camp Nou as its iconic stadium, the sport shapes everything from weekend plans to neighbourhood pride. To explore how football roots run through Spain’s culture, here’s a helpful look at some of the best football clubs in Spain.
Balmes 335 offers a selection of room types designed for students who want comfort without complicating their routine. You’ll find Standard Double Rooms, Economy Single Rooms, and Superior Single Rooms, with prices starting from €591 per month. Each room is set up with a bed and enough storage space to keep things organised, creating a simple and practical layout for studying and unwinding. Utility management is effortless at Balmes 335 since bills are included, covering electricity, water, and gas. Students also benefit from regular flat cleaning service and continuous general apartment maintenance, making sure the space stays fresh and functional day after day. Shared amenities are built to support both study and lifestyle. The Balmes 335 Barcelona offers heating, air conditioning, dependable WI-FI, and an inviting study room for focused sessions.
When you need a break, the coffee room, TV and PlayStation room, and a well-equipped gym area give plenty of options to relax or stay active. Practical features like an elevator and a freight elevator make moving around the Balmes 335 Barcelona apartments smooth, while support in administrative procedures helps students handle essential paperwork without hassle. Safety is also taken seriously, with 24-hour emergency assistance available whenever needed. All these thoughtful touches make Balmes 335 a steady and comfortable choice for students looking for quality living in Barcelona.
Staying at Balmes 335 puts you right in the middle of a neighbourhood that feels effortlessly convenient. Students who need quick access to campus life will appreciate how close key institutions are. EADA Business School sits just an 11-minute drive away, while the Universitat de Barcelona is around 13 minutes by car, keeping daily travel predictable and easy to manage. This central placement also makes Balmes 335 ideal for anyone searching for apartments near Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia that blend academics with city living. Since Barcelona is packed with football history, you can dive deeper into the city’s stadium culture through the top stadiums in Spain, which give a closer look at the passion surrounding this sport.
Around Balmes 335, the neighbourhood fills up your day with plenty of simple, enjoyable routines. Students can grab a morning cup at Grooffee, K’umara Cafè, or The Miners Coffee Via Augusta, all close enough for quick study breaks or slow mornings before class. When you’re hungry, spots like Good Times Barcelona, Las Muns, and Antigua offer a range of flavours from light bites to filling meals. If you’re curious about what else to try, our guide on the best food in Spain to die for helps you explore more of the country’s culinary favourites at your own pace. Nights out are easy too, thanks to nearby options like Paisley Bar, YUS BAR Barcelona, and Musical Maria, each offering a different vibe depending on whether you’re in the mood for relaxed conversations or a livelier evening. Football fans living at Balmes 335 will also appreciate how accessible Spotify Camp Nou is. With Barcelona’s football culture being such a defining part of the city, watching a match here is more than a game; it’s a local ritual. For everyday essentials, pharmacies such as Farmàcia Pàdua Aphotheke and Farmàcia Plaça Molina are nearby, and groceries are easy to manage with Super Store, Alcampo | Riera de Cassoles, and Supercor Expres within close range. Students wanting an afternoon pause have several green spaces to choose from, with Parc del Carmel and Parc del Turó offering scenic patches to rest, read, or reset. And if you ever feel like exploring Barcelona’s cultural side, museums like the Fundación Cultural Privada Rocamora and Museu de l'Automòbil de Barcelona are simple to reach.
Getting around from Balmes 335 is as straightforward as it gets, which is a big plus for students balancing classes, errands, and social plans. The nearest bus stops keep daily travel light and quick. Balmes Pàdua is only 67 metres away, perfect for fast connections across Barcelona student apartments, while Balmes Copèrnic, at about 210 metres, gives you another easy route depending on where you’re headed. If you prefer rail, you’re in luck. Pàdua station sits just 15 metres from the Balmes 335, basically a few steps, making it one of the most convenient options for getting around Barcelona. El Putxet station, roughly 450 metres away, offers another reliable route for longer city commutes. For anyone coming from abroad or planning weekend trips, Josep Tarradellas Barcelona El Prat Airport is around 17 kilometres from Balmes 335. That means reaching flights is simple and doesn’t require complicated transfers, keeping your travel smooth from start to finish.
1. You must pay a certain amount (depending on the room type you select) to secure the room at the time of booking. 2. This will be refunded to you at the end of your tenancy less any damages and pending charges.
Credit card and Direct debit.
Property does not require you to have a guarantor to book a room.
You need to pay a membership fee based on the room type. If you want to change your flat then you need to pay €75 to the property.
Rent must be paid monthly, in advance.
1. One month's rent must be paid at the time of confirming the booking. 2. This will be offset against your rental payment.
As they've given Mary Poppins the boot, property will arrange for your pad to be spruced up periodically. Remember that you Beginners are responsible for keeping everything tidy and the kitchen and utensils clean. You are also responsible for washing your own clothes, sheets and towels. A washer and dryer are provided for this purpose, free of charge. Try not to ruin your Tinder date by mixing colours and whites.