What this studio apartment lacks in size, it makes up for in location. Barcelona's El Born neighbourhood offers restaurants, museums and bars right on your doorstep. Interested in sightseeing? The Cathedral of Barcelona, Parc de la Ciutadella and the beach are all within easy reach. Despite its small size, the kitchenette is well-equipped and the all-in-one space is ideal for solo travellers or couples. There isn't a whole lot of natural light here, as the only window faces a basilica – but the typically-Spanish Juliet balcony is a nice touch.

Home truths:
*Your host owns multiple apartments in this building, so the exact view, layout and furnishings might vary from the photos *This is a studio apartment, so the bed is in the living area *Although there’s a lift here, you’ll need to climb fourteen steps to reach it *The apartment’s only window faces a building, so there isn’t a lot of natural light *This is a central spot, so noise is to be expected *This home does not accept groups of young people – stag and hen parties are also not allowed *You'll need to pick up the keys from the host's office *The dining table doubles as a laptop-friendly workspace *A car isn't necessary in Barcelona – instead of driving, we suggest exploring on foot