After driving all day exploring the Costa Brava we ended up in Cadaqués. We drove awhile trying to…read morefind a parking spot and finally found one outside of the center of town across from the Hotel Llané Petit. It was the off-season and they were understaffed so no waiter service at their bar and nothing by the glass. They did let us hang out on the terrace / patio with our wine (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/TUog536fulBBjo7dndvLTQ?select=IKETN8M_yv-atoBqvrSLug) and we enjoyed the sunset with views over the bay (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/TUog536fulBBjo7dndvLTQ?select=bGn83JVzNURfaE2E6QSk7Q http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/TUog536fulBBjo7dndvLTQ?select=U_1pFosgr7syqyKf7F2MNA)

This place ROCKS!…read more The view is fabulous, the staff are excellent, the beach is awesome! Location is a bit out of town but just far enough to be secluded, 4 minute walk to the first restaurant. You cannot go wrong here.

Wonderful views and an excellent staff. The rooms were clean, and my room had a view of the…read moreMediterranean Sea with a large balcony. The room I was in had two big palm trees blocking part of the sunset, still it was beautiful. The breakfast buffet is out of this world. Two rooms of food and beverage. Everything you could ever want for breakfast. Including a champagne cocktail. There is a small indoor pool, but nice jacuzzi area overlooking the Mediterranean. You have to get towels at the front desk for both the pool and the beach, which seems a bit odd, but not too bad if you remember ahead of time. The beach just below the hotel is too small, but down the path 200m is a larger beach that is sufficient with great views. I would highly recommend eating at Gastromar. They share the same kitchen as Michelin-rated El Brancs. The Turbot, cocktails, and dessert were excellent here.

Classic, pebbly beach Mediterranean Hotel. We did a day trip by car to the nearby town (home of…read moreDali) which was fun to walk around and shop - but honestly could have saved that for a different trip. There was no real need to leave this hotel. You can find all the relaxing you need here and it had hands down the most beautiful little cove beach and views that we saw along the coast! Felt like a 60s movie star swansong, with its cascading balconies, views, slow dining in the restaurants, and fun throwback cocktails in whimsical glassware. The breakfast was wonderful, and for lunch and dinners we ate at all three restaurants. The fare at all 3 is similar, but gets elevated in old fashioned elegance as you rose up each level. They all served seafood and we had an amazing white wine from the local vinyard! We did expect to see more "lunchy" items like fries, calamari, panini/pizzette at the beach level pirate dock bar -like more of a beach shack - but they are literally prepping out of a cool cave in the wall so no fryer is a minor thing, and it was a cheerful seaside vantage for a long lunch or drinks. Do reserve dinner upstairs as the restaurants can fill up. Last, shout-out to the welcoming help of the team at the front when you arrive! This place is a unique and romantic dream!

The best hotel in Rosas. Great food, friendly staff…read more Super clean rooms. A nice place to stay for your vacation. We have been here six times before.

We had a lovely three days here during our food and wine tour with Curate restaurant out of…read moreAsheville, NC Our room was oceanfront and you can hear the waves - is there anything more Heavenly? This hotel is right on the promenade, so plenty of places to eat and drink. There is a nice pool as well as outdoor dining options. The room was very comfortable (although I'm not a fan of two twin beds pushed together to make a king). Breakfast had an array of hot and cold options nicely laid out for easy access. Coffee was plentiful. No coffee provided in room- just tea and a hot pot. There are also no coffee spots for early takeaway- so bring some instant with you if you need coffee before you can function. Also, ladies, bring your own hair dryer. I ended up buying one that I will use for future travel as this wall unit simply won't do it for me. Shower was great, plentiful hot water and all supplies you'd need. Plush robes and slippers provided. WiFi was spotty at best - so plan ahead if you need to get any work done. I will have a full review posted (including a video) at www.gotravellife.com. Look for Spain part 1. You can also see shots around the area on our Instagram feed @gotravellife. We are thinking about coming back for a month next summer. It's that nice here in Roses.

It is a very beautiful and clean hotel. The front desk and the entire staff is nice, friendly and…read morehelpful. Whenever you get a chance to come here pick a room with sea view. It is worth it! The rooms are nice and clean with a nice bathroom and a small balcony with a direct view onto the beach. The beach is right in front of the hotel. If you don't want to lay in the sand you have the opportunity to spend your time in the pool, the spa area or the gym. If you get a chance to come here, go to the roof top and take picture from the old castle behind the hotel or the great view of the beach. Breakfast was also very nice with all kinds of fresh fruits, meat, cheese and fresh eggs. I really enjoyed my time here and I am looking forward to come back here again.

I stayed here for one night so that I could visit the Ruins of Empuries. I did not have a…read morereservation. I showed up in the late afternoon and the front desk person was very helpful, warm and professional. I booked a sea view room at a fair price. The room although slightly on the smaller size was well appointed. I thought the connection betweeen the bathroom and bedroom was fantastic. Basically a sliding door covers the space between the sink and the bedroom. With the door closed a mirror is above the bathroom sink. When it is open you have a full view through the bedroom and out the window to the sea. This is convenient from the bedroom side as it gives access to the sink. I did not take the breakfast at the hotel but the dining room looked spacious. The hotel as a wonderful room of cozy chairs and a mini library room. Ample tables outside along the sea with beautiful views. The hotel also sits along a pathway that follows the beach. Most convenient is the hotel is right next to the ruins. I would highly recommend this hotel.

It's a cozy clean place. Not worth it. Food is not good and the service is extremely bad. Prepare…read moreto wait.

How am I the first to review?!…read more This place was simply amazing. It's a little different in the sense that there isn't a front desk per se but checking in was a breeze. Then we were headed to our room in the elevator which opened directly to our room. I feel like I've only ever seen this in movies. There's one room per floor and although a pretty old and historic building, it was upgraded to have a kitchen in each room, amazingly comfortable bed and an AC.

From the owner: AS Palau dels Alemanys ocupa un conjunto arquitectónico medieval anexo a la muralla fundacional de…read morela antigua Gerunda romana. Basado en la exclusividad, singularidad y encanto de sus espacios ofrece un innovador servicio de alojamiento y restauración en el casco antiguo de la ciudad de Girona. Cruzar la puerta del Siglo XIII de nuestro establecimiento les dara acceso al patio, donde encontrará el Jimmy's Bar para tomarse una copa y degustar alguno de nuestros selectos productos, en un espacio con encanto, mientras contempla la majestuosidad de la muralla, la fachada interior el edificio o la cisterna medieval. Ubicados en las plantas superiores, nuestros tres exclusivos apartamentos Suites Boutique, equipados con todas las comodidades y galardonados con las 5 llaves, la máxima distinción de su categoría, ofrecen una forma diferente de alojarse, donde el lujo reside en el espacio en que se encuentra. Conviva entre arcos góticos, románicos y techos artesonados, disfrute de nuestro Guest Services o enamorese de alguno de nuestros muebles y, si lo desea, llevárselo a casa.

I found this restaurant a bit by accident as I was driving through Begur and checking out coastall…read moreareas. It was March, off season, so few people eating at the restuarant. I was greeted by a very friendly waiter who told me to sit anywhere. I chose a table outside next to the railing overlooking the sea. I ordered some mussels to start and a fish stew for my main course. I ordered a glass of local dry white wine. The wine and food were outstanding. The waiter took great care of me as I dined alone in this amazing setting. I imagine in high season this place is crazy busy, but on a beautiful March day it was a stunning, tranquil and breathtaking view with delicious food to match.