Best Serviced Apartments in Platja d＇Aro

perfect location We were two friends and we loved it because of the magnificent location in the center of Platja Daro and the beach. It is 1 minute walk. And the hotel has parking, but we think it is not useful since there is a place to leave it on the street and the area is good. We have repeated experience. The hotel has many services, animation and nursery, we do not use them but it should be taken into account. It is a hotel that we recommend

Loved our family stay! Hotel on two beaches and rocks to climb on. We preferred smaller left beach (as you face the ocean) - just beyond far edge is a secluded beach for about 10 families and a trail up above with ancient tunnels along the shoreline. Sand is small pebbles - but ohh Mediterranean blue! 4 beach chairs and three umbrellas for $40 for all day. Sangria at beach shack on left beach!! Some rooms not renovated so book and then call hotel to be sure to get the room you want. Rooms are spacious, bring shampoo. Restaurant is good, there are several options. Breakfast is decent but tiring on day two. Hotel is on the end of narrow street that looks one way but is not, free hotel parking lot. Town is lovely with main ***** Av. Del Cavell Bernat (a few blocks away from hotel) also few blocks (same st.) is small store w food, great wine prices but sunscreen is $20+ per bottle there. Great restaurants in walking distance. Day trip to Cadaques!

I’ll start by saying that I’m writing this review whilst still holidaying. We came as a family- a mother, 2 daughters (in 30’s) and 19 month grandchild. We’re all inclusive and we are not picky at all. When reading other reviews of hotels we typically roll our eyes and say ‘you can’t please everyone’ or ‘it’s what you make of it’ so please trust me when I explain this hotel. I’ll start with the positives- the setting is beautiful- pool is overlooking the sea. The food is nice enough, there’s always something to eat, mainly pizza, pasta, chips and salad. (Salad bar is lush) Breakfast is our favourite meal. (There’s cereal, continental, pastries, pancakes, fruit, yoghurt, bacons and eggs etc.) We found the beds comfy for all you only get one pillow, it’s decent. Martin, a waiter, FANTASTIC with the little one. Such a lovely man. He always greets us with a ‘hello love’. Meal times aren’t too bad either- Breakfast 8-10am Lunch 1-2:30pm and Dinner 7-10pm Thinks that’s about it really. It’s centrally located, we attempted to go for an evening meal twice. Everywhere is closed on a Tuesday (and some on Monday too) then places don’t open until 8pm, so with a little one, it’s no good. The hotel. Buckle in! There is a park when you first arrive, which is a death trap. There are little tree stumps sticking up, no bark or sand down, the steps up to the slides have huge gaps in them and the swing is on a wonk- it’s completely unusable. The beach- it’s not sand, it’s shingle, so sharp underfoot. The staff- the most rudest people we have ever met. It’s very much catered towards the French. When ordering a drink in the evening, I was at the bar, the waitress completely ignored me and served a paying Frenchman, after him, she served her colleague doing table service, couldn’t help myself at this point and I said ‘HOLA?!’ She looked at me in utter disgust and continued to serve her colleague. In Spain, you expect (rightly or wrongly) that the majority of people will speak English, basic, enough to get by, but not a word is spoken. I was heavily relying on my Spanish GCSE to get by. (2 male receptionists speak English and that’s it) I naturally really try abroad to understand the basics of their language but have always found English is widely spoken. It describes the hotel as family friendly- it’s not. There is a tiny pool which is full of leaves from the trees above- not well kept at all. The tiles on the floor are not the correct ones- it’s VERY slippy when wet. The pool is FREEZING. They have built in pool steps but no hand rail. No lifeguard either. We had a pushchair- getting down the ramp, it’s practically vertical with some grips missing. If you’re a wheelchair user, you wouldn’t be able to go down alone. Everything is on -1 floor, so a lot of steps involved. The lifts- there are 3 of them- lethal! They close when you’re getting in them, not allowing time at all, and the sensor must be knackered because they don’t open again. We found that

With a stay at Hotel Aromar in Castell-Platja d'Aro (Platja d'Aro), you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Platja d'Aro Beach and Platja Llarga. This upscale hotel is 21.8 mi (35 km) from Tossa de Mar Beach and 18 mi (28.9 km) from Aiguablava Beach.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.You can enjoy a meal at The Restaurant Mestral serving the guests of Hotel Aromar, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Relax with a refreshing drink from the bar/lounge or one of the 2 beach bars. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Planning an event in Castell-Platja d'Aro? This hotel has 2153 square feet (200 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 154 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.