Student Residence Barcelona
Student residence Barcelona listings on this page are rooms and studios inside managed residence buildings, not shared flats. Each residence has staff on site and communal spaces such as a study room or common kitchen. Prices start at €664 a month, and every listing shows the rent before you book.
Residence rooms and studios available now
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What a Barcelona student residence includes
A residence room is not a rented flat: you get a private room or studio inside a larger building run by on-site staff, with reception, cleaning of communal areas and a common kitchen or study room shared with other residents.
Most rooms come furnished with a bed, desk and wardrobe, and utilities and wifi are usually included in the price rather than billed separately, unlike a shared flat.
Some residences also offer a meal plan. Check each listing, since this varies by building and is not included everywhere.
What a Barcelona student residence costs
Monthly rent on this page runs from €664 to €2,335, with the middle of the range near €1,201 — noticeably higher than a room in a shared flat, since the price covers staff, cleaning and communal facilities.
Every student residence Barcelona listing here shows rent per month in euros, so you can compare buildings directly.
Where the residences are
Five of the eight residences are inside Barcelona itself: Marina near Sancho de Ávila, Barcelona Port in Ciutat Vella, Poble Sec on Avinguda del Paral·lel, Aleu near Pau Gargallo, and Garbí.
The other three sit in nearby university towns on the metro and rail network rather than in the city centre: Alba Viu in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Maria Oliveras in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, and Can Telar in Terrassa. Each listing states which is which, so check the address against your campus before booking.
How to book from outside Spain
Reservations are made online before you arrive, with dates shown on each listing so you can match a room to your semester. Contracts are signed digitally and paid by card or bank transfer, so there is nothing to sign in person before you land.
If you would rather talk it through first, you can book a call with our team.
What to check before you book
Confirm the move-in date first: availability differs from residence to residence, and a room that fits your budget may not be free for your semester.
Then check whether the price includes utilities, wifi and a meal plan, since residences vary on all three and a lower headline rent can still work out more expensive once you add what it leaves out.
Finally, check the address against your university before you book one of the three residences outside the city centre. Alba Viu, Maria Oliveras and Can Telar are all on the metro or rail network, but the commute is real and worth mapping before you commit to a semester there.