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.

After returning from Spain to the US, I was giving Wes at Petrabax a detailed look back on a very…read moreenjoyable trip. When the Parador de Aiguablava came up, he asked me if I minded that this Hotel was a modern building and not a former Castle or Convent. I admitted that this barracks-like alabaster structure was a little boxy. However, when Gayle and I considered the magnificent Costa Brava views, the superb service, and the surrounding beaches and sights, it doesn't get much better than this. In fact, the only compatible Parador experience on this trip were the amazing Mountain views at their facility in Vielha. Gayle would also go as far to say that she would have given up a day in Barcelona to stay here longer. This modern Parador is a superbly located hotel on the Punta D'es Muts and is surrounded by pine trees overlooking the sea. The Parador maximizes its cliff-side perch with large windows everywhere, including the Restaurant/Breakfast Room, Lounge, various sitting rooms, and even the business meeting area. We spent a lot of time on our room balcony just relaxing and taking in the view. There's also an ocean-side Lounge were we did the same over cocktails. The Parador also operates a separate restaurant and beach in a cove below. However, it was October and that was closed for the season. This is also the perfect place to venture out and enjoy the area's beautiful beaches, cliff walks and explore the coves in a gorgeous natural environment.

Setting is very misleading. They make it seem like a nice calm fancy restaurant but in reality it's…read moresuper loud with terrible music. The prices do not match the flavor and size of the dishes, way too over priced. The cherry on top was paying 4 dollars for tap water. I highly recommend not coming here.

This colonial mansion turned hotel is fantastic and funky in the most comfortable way possible. It…read moreis like walking into a friends house fully equipped with outdoor terraces, restaurant, bar, and beautiful decorations all "made with love".

Great funky restaurant attached to a hotel. The food was delicious with lots of options to please…read moreeveryone. The service is excellent and the ambience is very lively and hip. DJ on Friday nights makes it extra fun

Excel·lent view with assorted and delicious Menu. One nice spot to enjoy Costa Brava with Catalan…read moregastronomic. Hotel looks interested for an overnight and romantic diner. I did enjoyed on Sunday Lunch. Conrad

We went to Restaurant El Far for Garoinada festival and it was a great experience. We didnt stay at…read morethe hotel so I cant comment on that but the restaurant is great. Make reservations well in advance and ensure to request for terrace seating as you are then overlooking the sea. The view is beautiful and the food is great! The service is okay but they can be a little slow sometimes and dont take customizations and side dish requests too well. The area around the hotel/restaurant is quite beautiful for a walk or a hike. We tried the sea urchins which were great - a little small but we tried two dozen so they were quite good.... We also tried the fish of the day - was fresh and well cooked... We also tried the fried sardines - most of the seafood was fresh and great... Definitely recommend for a nice sunny seafood lunch!

Location, location, location. Of all the towns we visited in Costa Brava, Begur was our hands down…read morefavorite. Located on a hill with views to the sea, the town has old buildings, winding streets, the old church and the mandatory castle -:) The town has lots of good dinning and shopping options (Marcy is a professional and she says the shops are very good). The hotel is just off the square so you can walk every where in town. The hotel has 12 rooms. Our room was nicely decorated and sized for 2. I really liked the black out metal shades (push a button and they slide down). Before you book a room, note that the staff speaks limited English. Unless you speak Spanish, you will need to take the lead on planing activities and where to go to dinner. We enjoyed doing that our selves (we chatted with locals and fellow tourists for recommendations). The hiking it great near by and of course the many beaches - enjoy, we did!

From the owner: Estamos al borde del mar en un entorno maravilloso, la bahía de Aiguablava, para mucha gente la…read moremejor zona de la Costa Brava, rodeados de pinedas que llegan al mar, acantilados, calas recónditas, aguas cristalinas... y a tan sólo 3 km del pueblo de Begur, reconocido por su ambiente y su arquitectura indiana. Nuestras habitaciones son realmente grandes y luminosas, con amplias terrazas, muchas de ellas con vistas al mar. En nuestro restaurante servimos cocina local, marinera, del Baix Empordà, en la magnífica terraza bajo la sombra de las moreras; menú mediodía 22 euros.