Most of this delightful boutique hotel at the edge of the Call in the Barri Gòtic lies within a rebuilt medieval noble home, with a modern restaurant wing harmonizing nicely with the ancient stone. Reception sits on the Call, while the restaurant terrace opens onto Plaça Sant Felip Neri, one of Barcelona’s most storied old squares. The building skillfully combines 9 centuries of architecture while keeping the rooms open, airy, and timeless. Abstract Expressionist art hangs throughout the hotel, evoking a modern sensibility in a structure rooted in the very non-abstract materials of stone and exposed wood. The rooftop terrace (complete with hammocks as well as tables and chairs) functions as an auxiliary bar, weather permitting. The Neri’s location makes it a popular choice for travelers on Jewish heritage holidays.