Hotel Carlemany Girona

"La ubicación es excelente, el hotel está limpio, la comida es buena. Apto para ciclista."

Palau de Bellavista by URH

"Muy bien la estancia de una noche"

Mimosa Lodge

La Comuna by Bon Dia Residences

"What a nice stay. Plenty of room and easy access to the old town as well as getting on the road. Isha, who was our contact, was super helpful and responsive which made our stay that much more enjoyable. If you're a cyclist, this is super convenient. There is also a great cafe below that serves breakfast and lunch and the food is awesome as well as the service. Parking is the only thing that can be a little issue so get the lowdown prior to your arrival to make the transition easier. BTW - I didn't have this patio view so not sure what room has it...."

Hotel Palau de Girona

"The hassle of finding somewhere to park and dragging a suitcase through the streets to & from an hotel in a large town or city isn’t my idea of fun. I therefore always look for an hotel just outside. So, having parked in Girona’s huge free Aparcament La Copa, a short walk from the Cathedral, I spent the afternoon being a tourist then headed just 6kms north in a virtual straight line to stay at Hotel Palau de Girona. I must also tell you that the hotel is only 500 metres from where the north-south AP-7 motorway (junction 6) and the east-west C-66 meet. So wherever you’re coming from it’s really easy to find, has parking next to the reception and, from my point of view, was en-route to Cervià de Ter and the other villages I planned to visit. It’s a modern, bright hotel with a smart bar & restaurant. My room was large, stylish and really comfortable with an attractive cream & brown marble backboard to the beds plus a desk made from the same marble. Dinner in the covered outdoor area comprised a 3-course set menu with 5 choices for both entrantes & segundos and 4 for postres at a price of 15€. Not gourmet by any means but really good. One thing I must mention is that the hotel rooms don’t have a number. They have a name e.g. Pont de Pedra, Call Jueu, Benys Àrabs, Isaac el Sec. Mine was much easier to remember - La Carbonera - although I still had to look at the keyring when I arrived at the second floor landing just to make sure. I was pleased to have found this hotel which fitted everything I look for when I’m travelling around Spain."

Apartaments Plaça Del VI

"It's a well equipped apartment in a central location but spoilt by horrible contract and rules. The apartment had two bedrooms, an open plan sitting and dining area with a partly screened kitchen area. The kitchen was well equipped with everything we needed except for a dish cloth. The washing machine and tumble dryer were located behind a wall panel in one of the bedrooms. We had to ask the maintenance team to show us where they were. The bathroom had a large two person sink meaning the toilet was in the shower which was a bit strange. The bed we slept in was huge, the bedding very clean and the bed was comfortable. The free wifi was good and the air conditioning took a while to cool the apartment but was very effective once it got going. A card key opened the front (street) door and apartment door and we felt secure. Although we were above a square with cafes and bars, we weren't disturbed by the noise. There was some noise from the neighbours but this was OK. The cleaning team make a lot of noise on the stairwell when they are working. We had to check in at a hotel about 10 minutes walk away. This was OK for us but might be an issue if you are arriving late or with a lot of luggage. We were asked to sign a 7 page contract which had a lot of rules and threats of charges. We read this carefully. We had to pay an extra 210 euros as a deposit and that we would be charged 60 euros if the apartment wasn't clean and 30 euros if we didn't recycle our rubbish properly. After our stay, we queried these rules and charges and they clarified these but the contract wasn't clear and the hotel staff couldn't clarify at the time of checking in. We couldn't check in until 4pm which we thought was too late given we had to vacate the apartment at 11am. As a result of the rules and threats of charges, we took photos of damage and cleaning issues when we arrived in case the owners tried to charge us for damages and extra cleaning. There were some cleaning issues in the apartment, many of the walls and doors were scuffed and marked, the chair, sofa and cushions were stained as was the carpet. There were burn marks in the flooring and greasy hand prints on the doors and walls. The cistern for the toilet did not stop properly so water ran all the time. The extractor fan in the bathroom was very dirty and we think it was so clogged with dirt that it wouldn't work. It gave a loud noise when you switched it on so we didn't use it. The rule about recycling rubbish properly was because you had to take your rubbish out and deposit it in a series of automatic bins on the street. There is a card in the apartment you have to use to open the bins to put your waste in. The TV in the lounge had very few channels working. We noted many of the local Spanish channels didn't work. The battery cover on the remote control was missing. We paid 150 euros a night which we think is a little expensive for what we got, especially given the maintenance and cleani"

Glamping Can Bora Lodges

"Good site to disconnect comfortable cabins and easy access"

Àtic Cèntric a Eixample-barri Vell

Hotel Ultonia

"Debajo de la cama muy limpio no estaba el resto correcto"

Hostal Cassa