If Les Hamaques is full when you plan to visit, then do what we did and CHANGE YOUR PLANS so you…read morecan stay here. And if you plan to stay only a night or two, then be prepared to extend your stay or come back before leaving Spain. Walking into Les Hamaques is like coming home -- if your home were a peaceful, stylish retreat of understated elegance and French country charm in the Spanish countryside a stones throw away from a beautiful beach and stunning coastline and miles from crowds, traffic, and the stress of everyday life. Ino, Dominique and Natalie are the family you would choose if you could choose your family. They are kind and thoughtful with impeccable taste and grace, attending to your every need the way your best friends would - not because they have to but because they want to make you happy, comfortable and relaxed in their beautiful home. Need a massage after that long flight -- no problem, Natalie is amazing and the price is right. A drink more your style? The classic bar is all laid out for you to take what you want and just write it down to pay later. Relax in front of the fireplace? Check. A dip in the pool? Check. A lazy afternoon in the hammock? Check. Dinner at the local restaurants you didn't even know existed? No problem, Ino knows all the best places and will get you reservation when one does not exist. Dominique will tell you where to see the small villages without the crowds, and where to shop for antiques, local pottery, that perfect gift. Better yet, take home some of the the locally made, delicious smelling lotions and soaps from Les Hamaques or one of Natalie's unique and lovingly handmade decorations. We live in Hawaii, but Les Hamaques is truly Paradise. Do not miss it.

A bit overpriced but the rooftop bar is great, it's a fantastic location, and service was beautiful.read more

As of 10/25, the renovation of this hotel is still underway. The rooms are fine, Like a Holiday…read moreInn at home. The location is 7 minutes walk to old town, which is the main event here. It has parking but is a 15 minute walk to train station. A highlight is the roof deck bar/cafe which is a hit with locals as well as guests. Great launch point for biking groups which was out MO

I struggled with settling on a number for this review…read more Hotel Carlemany has a lot going for it - great location, impressive modern facade, large spacious and comfortable rooms with good air conditioning and Wi-Fi. However, for a 4* hotel, it fell a little short of my expectations. The front door of the bright impressive modern facade (5) led to a somewhat disappointing dark and rather dated looking interior (3). There was no pomp or ceremony about our arrival. The usual welcome chat and map of the city etc. were conspicuous by their absence (3 again), although perhaps this is more of a business hotel (maybe a 4). The room was spacious and overlooked the pretty square to the front. The air conditioning and Wi-Fi were excellent. The beds were comfortable. The bathroom was big and clean (maybe a 4). The staff at reception were very helpful with any requests (yes definitely a good 4). Breakfast was the deciding factor. The breakfast room was prepared with care. Tables dressed in clean white linens and polished silverware. There was a reasonable selection of juices, breads, pastries, cold meats, cereals and yoghurts. However, the "hot" food offerings really let the breakfast down. There was a selection of beans, scrambled eggs, sausages and Spanish Omelette under a hood, but they were all cold and very unappetising. On the first day of our stay, I thought maybe we had caught them on a bad day and that the following day would be better. Unfortunately, there was no change on the following day. The same "hot" food left to go cold. There was no sense of it being consumed or replenished regularly as you might expect at a busy hotel breakfast. (Maybe a 3 again) Overall, I settled on a 3.5. A 4*or 5* rating has a tendency to focus the mind on the negatives of a hotel while a lower rating encourages focusing on the positives. I enjoyed our stay and had it not been a 4* hotel, I'm sure I would have reviewed it more favourably. With a little extra effort, Carlemany could be a great hotel.

We stayed here for three nights as I was in Girona for business. Loved it. Hotel very up to date…read morewith bar/bistro with outside dining, cafe and lovely atrium for breakfast. Helpful staff. Parking garage below with elevator access. In the middle of town but quiet at night. Good shopping around the area. But you can't beat the location, you can walk to anything in the city. Historic district, restaurants , train station three blocks away (picked up rental car there). It was a really good home for three days. My wife was able to sightsee and shop to her heart's content. We really enjoyed our stay.

How am I the first to review?!…read more This place was simply amazing. It's a little different in the sense that there isn't a front desk per se but checking in was a breeze. Then we were headed to our room in the elevator which opened directly to our room. I feel like I've only ever seen this in movies. There's one room per floor and although a pretty old and historic building, it was upgraded to have a kitchen in each room, amazingly comfortable bed and an AC.

Cozy hotel in the already cozy town of Girona. It's a little tricky to find as it's on an offshoot…read moreof one of the tiniest allies I've ever driven down, but I'm not complaining. I think this hotel (and Europe in general) has so much charm for this very reason! We were only here for a single night, but the room was fantastic. New fixtures, comfy beds, and a great rain shower. The room also had automatic curtains, which aren't exactly a breakthrough feature but I'll admit I always feel like a king when I can command them from the comfort of my bed! In addition, the hotel is in a great location for exploring the town. They also had an amazing breakfast spread in the morning. Sadly, we were in a rush to get to the Barcelona airport, so I was only able to grab a couple doughnuts for my group and run out the door. I highly recommend checking this place out if you ever find yourself in Girona, it's a great find.

Beautiful, luxury hotel in a central location. Great service, decor, room amenities, and they serve…read morean amazing breakfast.

A great place to stay when exploring this amazing city. The hotel is located in a prime location…read moreand the staff is very friendly and accommodating. They cater to the cyclist community as they have the nicest bike storage and repair area in the hotel basement with a full SPIN studio. All in all a very nice place when traveling to Girona.

I can easily forgive that the hotel needs a fair bit of cosmetic maintenance (see pictures of a few…read moreitems) but the fact it felt physically unsafe wasn't acceptable. The hotel uses a motion detector system to turn on hallway lights. Unfortunately, it's not configured well. The dark picture below is my first two steps into the hallway (from either direction). The picture of the staircase was lightened automatically by my iPhone. And while it's likely the city rather than the hotel that created the problem, there is a curb that is invisible to those of us with depth perception struggled (see grey stone picture). The two parts are a step of three inches. Tape (yellow or reflective) would really help. The breakfast was "meh", they use only half the room (making it feel crowded), and the towels they insist on leaving take up the entire area by the sink. The person who was the Front Desk manager said that they were aware. (I'd asked to speak to the hotel manager but he refused to check.) I'd said I felt the problems deserved a one-star review. He told me I was wrong! No sense he cared at all (perhaps because I asked to speak in English and subtlety is English is tough.) He did have a safety light turned on in my hallway (which did help though it buzzed all the time). So three stars but I doubt I'd return.