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I was initially reluctant in booking this hotel because of the low rating. But I went ahead and it happened to be a good decision. Although the facilites are abit old but they were still very functional. The location is excellent, just opposite the Calella shore line (beach). The staff are cordial and the food (Both breakfast and dinner) is wonderful. You will never get same value elsewhere and I am dead serious for this price. I shall visit again.

This hotel was situated virtually on the beach great location.The hotel staff were very friendly and polite The hotel was very clean on the other hand the breakfast was hit and miss very good selection of continental choices but English looked like the evening before leftovers .The only down fall was we chose Easter week for our break never ever again as this was the week they had the football tournament the hotel was full of teenage boys and girls the noise was horrendous not only this hotel but every hotel in Calella

The hotel is perfectly situated just a few blocks from the beach and a 3 minute walk to the bus station that takes you to and from the airport. The common areas are beautiful including the bar, lounge (with a small book exchange shelf - yay!), and a nice dining room. The pool is small and I imagine it could get crowded in summer, but it was a perfect place to relax at the end of September. The bedroom was very clean and we loved the balcony. There's even a drying rack on the balcony to hang your clothes and beach towels. Some parts of our room were showing their age, like some slightly chipped tile and counters in the bathroom. We had half-board with breakfast and lunch. The food was pretty good overall with lots of variety, although a few dishes were a little overcooked and some fruit was unripe. One of the best things about the hotel was that all of the staff were very friendly and worked hard to make our visit enjoyable. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again!

Very happy with our choice to stay here. Very clean, breezy and not noisy. Room is comfortable and bathroom is a good size. They have a small bar with an honour system downstairs. Location may be a little challenging for people with limited mobilty as it is up a steep-ish hill. They will come get you and your luggage in a buggy from the public carpark though. One small note, there is no way to stopper the sink so it’s a bit of a challenge if you wear contact lenses and have to clean them carefully. Overall though, totally recommended.

While we had a hard time looking for a room in February, we went ahead with Hotel Octivia. We tried emailing the hotel for some tips on arriving in Cadaques, but did not receive any replies. Hence we hoped for the least during our stay. However, the hotel was much better than we expected it to be. It is quite prominently located in the heart of Cadaques. Not all staffs speaks English, but they try their best to help. Rooms are really spacious with balconies but can be really cold to walk on during winter. We'll probably stay here again should there be a chance.

The hotel is very nice and modern, decorated well and very clean. The pool area is nice, although quite small and only about 20 sunbeds, so I noticed some people coming to the pool and turning back round as they had nowhere to lie. The location is great; shops, bars and restaurants right on the doorstep, 5-minutes walk to the beach and a great little English bar (KD's) dead opposite which does a great breakfast. The staff were pleasant enough, although I felt they could smile more. The room was big and comfortable with a decent bathroom completed to a high standard and nice balcony overlooking the pool. I would stay at this hotel again although there are 2 downsides worth mentioning; the loft in the hotel serves 7 floors and is incredibly slow, sometimes you could be waiting 5 minutes! Also the outside streets are noisy at night with young party-goers. This was fine for me as I'm a deep sleeper, but could cause issues for lighter sleepers.

Myself and my best friend stayed in this hotel in early May 2017. When we arrived the check in was smooth and the reception staff were friendly, with good English. We were shown to our room and within half an hour of being there, the hotel delivered a complimentary bottle of champagne to the room (I had mentioned in the booking that we were staying for my friends birthday) I thought this was a lovely touch. The location is great, right on the seafront, which was great for sitting on the balcony looking out to sea. The breakfast in the hotel was fine, with a good selection. The pool area was clean, as was the spa which we paid extra to use ...very relaxing! I would stay again.

First off, S'Agaro is an ugly, charmless town without a single decent restaurant. Skip it altogether if you can since there are plenty of lovely towns close by along the coast. We stayed at Hotel S'Agaro for one night. Sometimes the service was quite bad - for example, we asked for a bag of ice, the woman at the counter told us to get it ourselves at the restaurant even though the hotel was completely deserted. The same woman refused to find the address of a restaurant we were looking for. Other staff were more friendly, but overall no one really seemed very switched on. The breakfast was extremely depressing, served in the basement. The shower in the room was bizarre, with water shooting out from jets straight at you with no way to adjust the temperature without first getting soaked. There is a spa in Hotel S'Agaro, but it was run by a deeply unpleasant woman who lied that my husband had given up his massage appointment for me, when in fact he hadn't, because I wanted a more expensive treatment than he wanted and there weren't two appointments available. I couldn't relax in the spa because I could always hear her yelling at someone over the phone or she was interrupting me in sauna to figure out how to schedule a treatment for me. A deeply irritating experience that cost more than 100 euros. Avoid this hotel and S'Agaro altogether if you can.

Very good price, situated 5 mins from the beach (by the way, there's wrong hotel position on the Google Maps. At first I couldn't find it until I asked someone for the way.) Service is good but not excellent, well, it's not 5-star and that's expectable. If someone doesn't like loud music, (s)he wouldn't like living opposite the Alhambra hotel. Very loud show until midnight. Summary: very good hotel for its price.

Loved the hotel, the staff were courteous and helpful, the room we had was a seaview room and excellent, plenty of room and clean, a little sparse but plenty enough for couples either at the ironman or families (friend had a family room) on a getaway. The food at breakfast was excellent and race morning was well catered for (no bacon and eggs at 6am but we didn't expect any). The best bit was the location, 2 minutes to the beach and all of the town areas are close by, the main streets for restaurants are about 10 min walk at the most. We didn't use the roof top terrace but checked it out, clean and quiet if that's what you want. Would recommend for ironman racers, families who want pool, indoors and out, and close location to beach and shops.

Have just stayed here for a night in the middle of a ten day tour of Spain staying at 4 Paradors, this was the most expensive and probably the most modern, the bedroom was the smallest of them all , in fact was smaller than average that we saw. Car parking was ridiculous for this time of the year so in summer forget it,the food was average as was the service in the dining room, Not sure why this was the most expensive of the Paradors we visited compared to the rest this was not as good. Have to say it is in a beautiful position

the entertainment staff, went beyond to give holiday makers a laugh. they could do with insentives for people to take part in the eveing shows i.e a bottle of wine or free drink (depending on board)rooms were clean and cleaning staff very polite. had trouble towards the end of our stay with neighbours but they were dealt with and we were kept imformed. great place to stay will stay again and spread the word.

We stayed for 2 nights and we had fun on the beach during Fiesta night. This hotel is across the street from a hotel where groups of young people were staying and noise level was high throughout the night. Our room was clean and it had a kitchenette. The room had poor reception for wifi and the TV was very old and could only pick up one station. The beds were comfortable and bedding was clean.