Hotels with Bars in Sitges

"The apartment matched the official photos, though I forgot to take any. I stayed for ten nights, and the room was spacious, with a balcony of at least 4 square meters. The facilities were very new, and all home appliances were included: a washing machine, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and a large refrigerator. There's a medium-to-large supermarket at both the front and back of the apartment building, making it incredibly convenient and comfortable, perfect for families. If I had to pick faults, there are two: 1. As it's a serviced apartment, there's no daily housekeeping. They only provide a two-day supply of detergents, toilet paper, garbage bags, and other essentials for free. After that, you have to buy your own toiletries. Disposing of trash is also a bit inconvenient; you have to find street recycling bins yourself, and the closest one is two blocks away and around a corner. 2. It's not right by the sea. The streets by the beach are lively with singing and dancing late into the night, but this area is a bit quiet in the evenings. The upside is it's more peaceful, and even though I chose a city-view room on the second floor, I could still catch a glimpse of the sea from the balcony. Finally, one more advantage: There's a bus stop about 2-3 minutes from the hotel with an airport shuttle that goes directly to Barcelona T1. It runs every hour, takes just over half an hour on the highway, and a single ticket is less than 10 euros (cash only). Try to get there early to queue, as standing is not allowed on the bus, and if it's full, you'll have to wait for the next one. An Uber from the same location would cost over 60 euros, is slower, and harder to hail."