靠近科馬魯加Parque de Atracciones Tabaris的飯店

It’s the old cliche of you get what you pay for. We didn’t realise that full board didn’t even include tap water with our meals. We were charged $3.60 for a jug of tap water so opted to go all inclusive. We ended up paying for a day that we couldn’t use due to being picked up at 9:45am. Josina at reception went above and beyond to help guide us around the city. Whilst the hotel is prime location for the beach, this is a hotel for Spanish residents not tourists as Josina was the only person who spoke English at reception. On arrival we paid for a fridge which was not delivered so had to chase up more than once. Bedding was filthy on two of the beds. The House keeper asked us to wait until tomorrow for them to be changed. Thank god for google translator. Had to go to reception 4 times to ask for clean bedding. The soap dispenser in one of the bathrooms was empty and there was a visible build up of dust on top of both soap dispensers in the bathrooms. The male bar staff were rude and on more than one occasion served the Spanish guests who were stood behind me in the line. The food selection was ok if you can get over the partial cooked fried eggs and tough bread. The sea food collection was good. Most of the shops are shut during the day and the ***** outside the hotel gets very busy at night especially on the weekends. If you are all Inclusive be mindful that this does not include the bar on the beach so you will have to travel back and forth to get drinks and snacks. This hotel is perfect if you like the beach but as with the hotel if you don’t speak Spanish you may have to use google translate to communicate. If you’re on the first floor be prepared to hear the hoover in reception from 6am onwards. Also on the first floor your room is cleaned very early in the morning.

It's the second time I've been in this hotel. This time we had a room in block B on the fourth floor. The room was very nice and clean, overlooking the pool. Towels and bed linen were changed regularly. Hotel staff was nice and friendly as always. For us is it the place to be, when we are back in Vilanova. But we had always booked overnight stays without breakfast, so we can't report anything about breakfast.

Renovated hotel in an old building in the middle of a chaming medieval village. Got a very good deal with an upgrade to a suite. Very good restaurant for breakfast and dinner. Guarded parking in front. Near the beach with typical old fisherman houses. Two minor negative points: staff not speaking any foreign language. No foreign tv channels. Very small indoor pool.

Excellent staff throughout, but particularly helpful on reception. This hotel is not situated in either the town of Sitges nor in the large village of Sant Pere de Ribes, but is located midway between the two in a very quiet residential area, with a very decent restaurant within 100 metres, and a useful shopping centre 20 minutes walk away. Breakfast was very good and quite laidback, whilst the evening menu was enjoyable, although our waiter struggled a bit with some English words ( like menu, wine, bread...). But we were is off the tourist trail Spain, and it was really up to us to be positive as to what we needed. Our room on the top floor had all we required and was well maintained, very clean and had a view of the pool. Very well equipped bathroom, large bed, excellent storage space - we were there for a nearby wedding and had a mountain of clothing... The bar was always manned , usually by reception, and had a very ood range of alcoholic , and non alcoholic beverages. The pool area was peaceful, even serene, and definitely a sun trap. One of the best things about the Hotel Desitges was the staff, throughout our stay they were very much on board making our stay special. All the reception staff were very helpful, it was really all about Ebe ( I really do hope I got the name correct).and she went out of here way to ensure that we got transport to the wedding and later back to BCN airport - our stay would not have been anything like as enjoyable without her assistance, and recommendations. Thanks Ebe