H.Top Hotels stay in one and visit the rest, my family and I visited this hotel for lunch while…read morestaying at another H Top hotel along the coast, If you stay at one of the sister hotels on a A I basis you can get a bus laid on by the hotel group to a different hotel and have lunch snacks and drinks up to 7pm, nice for a chance of scenery. We stayed at Pineda Palace a 4 star hotel as is Royal Beach, Both hotels have good friendly staff ,lunch always seems to be the best meal of the day although breakfast and dinner are fine if sometimes a little on the cool side, there are microwaves to zap your food if you think it needs it. you need to book lunch out a day ahead. This hotel chain is well worth trying

Think Fawly Towers for Chavs, and this is it!! We were sent here (a family group of 7) by our…read moreholiday company as the hotel we were supposed to stay in had closed for Christmas. This hotel was also in a different town than we were supposed to be in. It is classed as a 4 star, but believe me, a UK 2 star had more on this place. I think Spain's starring classification is very very different to ours! The staff were unhelpful, to the point of sheer unadulturated rudeness, the food was bland and boring (as it's an all inclusive hotel, all the food was buffet style), and near enough the same everyday. Certainly watch out if you're a vegetarian, they do not think of you at all! There is no lounge to sit in, the reception area just has a few tables with hard wooded chairs, as does the bar & restaurant. Not one comfy chair in the whole of the hotel. It was like something out of a 70's holiday camp! All in all, the worst holiday I have ever had.

I loved this hotel!…read more The room had literally everything I needed (even one of those magnifying mirrors that are so good for contact lens wearers). It was clean and comfy and looked brand new. The interior of the hotel itself is also very good and stylish. Breakfast was delish! Very good coffee, too! The Spa area is very quiet and chilled, you can hang out there with a book undisturbed between your swimming and your jacuzzi. The beach is great, soft sand and clean water! The location is also good with some nice restaurants and beach bars and a little market just within walking distance.

I was looking for a place to stay after touring the Dali museum in nearby Figueres. Based on my…read moreresearch, it seemed like Girona was a better place to stay than Firgueres and it was closer on the way back to Barcelona. Found Nord 1901 over on Trip Advisor, but I also needed to Yelp it here, of course! This wonderful, elegant boutique hotel is in the heart of wonderful Girona and walking distance to most everything that you're likely to want to do. Not grand or opulent, but this hotel and its rooms fit my taste more than most others in which I have ever stayed. Excellent front desk service with good English speakers. Parking is a little strange, off premises around the corner, but it works, and you can unload easily on the quiet street in front of the hotel. Some of the third floor rooms involve additional stairs after the top floor elevator, so plan accordingly or ask for help with your bags. Wonderful small pool in the back beyond the main lobby. There looked to be a nice optional breakfast buffet, but we didn't partake. Rates were very reasonable considering the quality. Definitely recommend! If you have ever been to Lucca Italy, Girona may remind you of it a bit. Many streets are old, narrow, one way or even dead end. My biggest tip is that even though this is a smaller city, you will most definitely need a good MAP to find this hotel and to get around. This is especially true if you are driving in. We got hopelessly lost on the way in. I only wish that we had more time to explore this wonderful, vibrant and ancient city!

I stayed two nights in this lovely hotel. I arrived by car and had some difficulty finding it due…read moreto it's location on one of the narrow streets that one is not sure you are allowed to drive on. I called from my car and was assured I could drive to the front of the hotel, drop my bags and then continue to the parking garage around the corner. I did this succesfully although nervously. The front desk clerk was warm, professional and helpful. She told me I had been upgraded to a larger room which was a nice surprise. The room was large, clean and well appointed. There were three large french doors that looked out over the back of the hotel and it's pool. It was lovely. The location is superb as it is just around the corner to one of the bridges that crosses the river into the historic area of the city. Check out was easy and straightforward.

I stayed here for a few days in September and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. It's right in the heart…read moreof Tossa de Mar, within easy walking distance of everything from countless restaurants to various shops, and the beach is maybe 10 minutes away by foot. If you're driving in, parking is very limited and required a reservation with a daily surcharge, but I don't think I could have found another spot nearby to park so it's just part of the stay. The hotel was a great value, especially considering the beautiful scenery and location. The staff was welcoming and very friendly, and gave many recommendations of things to see and do. The room was very clean and comfortable, and the wi-fi worked well (just get the password from the reception desk.)

staying here with a large group of people, about 40 of us all together. we all had to switch rooms…read morebecause the ac doesnt work. on our last night we seen a cockroach run across our bathroom

The Hotel Sorra D'Or is right by the train statin in Malgrat. We stayed there as a family in Aug…read more2016 and had a nice time. There is no air conditioning in the rooms (which is fine -- we weren't expecting it) and they had set out our room for two adults and two kids nicely, with a fold-out bed for the youngest child, although they both thought the fold-out bed was the best thing and fought over it... We were half board, and the breakfast and dinner were okay. Not great, but fine for mass-catered buffet food. If you are vegetarian, you might not want to pay for the buffet but go outside into town (there are actually some nice veggie places near the hotel). The one downside to the hotel is the noise. The walls are paper-thin and we therefore got to listen to a lot of other families, mostly consisting of drunken parents swearing at their unfortunate offspring. It's also a busy part of town so there were loud things going on outside. It's a nice enough place, but not somewhere to go for tranquility