Hotels With Gym in Catalonia, Spain

Amazing hotel, less people, not crowded beaches. If you’re searching for food there are plenty of restaurants which you can try different variations of food. The hotel is clean, rooms are big with a balcony where you can drink your coffee or tea. At the evening admirer sunset. What we didn’t like that they didn’t make a refill of coffee and tea, we should have asked the staff. But the rest was fine.

Location: The hotel is located near the train station, but getting there requires climbing a steep hill. It’s puzzling why the hotel doesn’t offer a shuttle bus to the station. On the bright side, the hotel faces the sea, offering stunning views. There’s also a sightseeing mini-train right downstairs, which costs €8 per person. It takes you around some of Tarragona’s main attractions, but it doesn’t stop along the way, nor is there any guided commentary. Service: The hotel staff were incredibly welcoming. They not only recommended excellent sightseeing routes but also some very delicious restaurants. Since we arrived early for check-in and our room wasn’t ready, they kindly offered us the option to use the gym facilities to change clothes if needed. Cleanness: Good. Facility: The mattress was terrible. Why do mattresses in Spanish local-brand hotels seem to always sag so much? Do they actually prefer that sinking feeling? Overall: Great value for money.

We stayed with three people. The location was perfect for our trip to Barcelona. The staff was excellent. The breakfast buffet was extensive and very good. There is a terrace with tables and chairs.

This is my second time staying at this hotel. There are obviously many guests on weekends. The rooms are comfortable, the service is friendly, there are plenty of parking spaces around, and it only takes five minutes to drive to the center of Salou. A very cost-effective hotel

I highly recommended this hotel at Lleida with suggestions to have breakfast there to fully experience its offerings. The room was modern, new, and clean too. The hotel and restaurant staff were friendly. It’s only a few minutes’ walk from the shopping streets. Hotel parking with a fee is available for us.

The service at the great reception, at the buffet breakfast was not so good, the girl we asked if please could make some tortillas we were looking would be and when we told her that there was no hot milk to put to coffee in the buffet I also looked at us very seriously and answered us quite dry, the other girl and the boy though very sympathetic. The room was not quite good, there were screws on the floor that had not been fresh and a lot of dust above the desk light.The location is great and the hotel is very beautiful.

The hotel is suitable for business trips. It is a little far from the city. There is free parking on the ground and the basement charges 10 euros per night. The hotel breakfast is also good. There is a small park behind, which is suitable for morning exercise. There is a restaurant next to it, which is very good. It is right next to the hotel. There is a sushi restaurant a little further ahead. The taste is good.

Right across from the hotel is a Chinese-run seafood buffet. On weekdays, it's about €18.5 per person, and on weekends it's around €24-25, with drinks charged separately. They have a good variety of seafood, overall pretty nice. You can take bus L77 from the airport to the hotel. To go back to the airport, you can catch the L77 right outside the hotel, but you'll need to flag it down. When getting off, it's best to press the 'stop' button in advance to ensure it stops.

This hotel is a solid choice for business travelers looking for convenience and value. The location is unbeatable—right next to the conference center I was visiting, with easy access to public transport links. My room was functional and tidy, with a comfortable bed and a reliable Wi-Fi connection that held up perfectly for video calls. The complimentary breakfast had a decent selection of hot and cold items, though it did get crowded during peak hours. The only minor downsides were the thin walls, which let in some hallway noise, and the slow room service during the evening rush. Overall, it’s a practical pick that gets the job done without any frills.

An impressive hotel - I’ve never stayed 10 floors up before. The only real problem I had were the lights. There seemed to be a switch for each one, but not a switch that would switch them off. So going to sleep necessitated pulling the card out of its holder to get the room completely dark. Also not having trays at breakfast meant getting up and down much more than one word experience in a normal hotel. But apart from that, it was beautifully clean. And very close to transport links.