Café Olé Lloret de mar, a beautiful bar/lounge located on the seafront…read more An extensive menu from breakfast to business lunches including fab tapas/sangria combo's...an 'International taste of Spain'. Personal service in beautiful surroundings, cocktails, large selection of beers, spirits, shakes & juices. FREE wi-fi on bars PCs for customers. Meeting point computer bar above..prepaid wi-fi deals, ask in bar.

3.5 stars, but I will round up since I was in good company. They have a wide assortment of donuts,…read morecakes, sweets etc. My friend and I came here to dodge the cold after watching the sunrise from the castle walls of Girona. Some of the sweets were overpriced. But the mini ensaimadas were 5 for 1EUR which was good (for a sugar powdered pastry). I ordered a chocolate coffee which I slurped down immediately (don't want to think how many calories it was). I also ordered a chocolate donut (which added to my exorbitant calorie count). Staff was alright (not super friendly/helpful but not completely mean either). But given my friend and I didn't speak much (i mean any) spanish they appeared to start getting a little annoyed when we were looking at the pastries up front and had us seated with english menus.

Very friendly staff with an array of baked goods. Good spot for brunch and breakfast. They serve…read morecrepes, coffee, sandwiches and teas. First spot on our tour to Costa Brava!

The service was amazing the rooms are fantastic and are very nicely decorated, they are looked…read moreafter very well breakfast in the morning is a 9/10 because it was great but not a big variety however the taste of everything is mind blowing. The activities are outstanding there is a swimming pool, spa, hot tub, tennis court, and a gym, these are all very fun and easy to access most being next to a private beach owned by the hotel which looks beautiful even though being mostly small stone instead of sand. The beach also has an amazing sea with huge waves if you like to surf. Not far from the hotel is an amazing city with a lot of shops and restaurants to choose from there are also a lot of other beaches in the area. Being near Barcelona there are a large amount of things to do in the day.

If you're looking for a unique stay outside of the hustle and bustle of Barcelona proper, this is…read moreit! This hotel provided nearly everything I envisioned in my Spanish adventure. My fiancé (a marathon running, hiking, adventure buff), and myself (a world traveling art enthusiast, localist, and history buff) both found this stay to tick all of our boxes. Here's a bit of our experience that may be helpful when booking yours: -getting to the hotel is a journey for the strong at heart. While you could take a taxi from the airport, or a combination of public transport and taxi, I wouldn't recommend it if staying more than a night or two. The journey up the mountain to the hotel from Loret Del Mar is about 10-15 minutes by car which means if you want to venture outside of the hotel, into the city, or to the nearby beaches or botanical gardens, you're looking at a 15 minute drive down the mountain each and every time. Ubers and taxis are not available/readily available in this area. All of that being said, this is likely the only time I'd suggest investing in renting a vehicle while in Spain. -this 10-15 minute mountain drive does have a few benefits, if you're an adventure enthusiast, hiker, runner or cyclist, the location offers more trails than you're able to explore with beautiful picturesque landscapes around every corner! Plus, you'll find a collection of some of the most beautiful beaches in the world just beyond the mountain. -upon check in you are given a phone (as there are no phones in the rooms), to book reservations at the restaurant, spa, and ask questions related to your stay at the grounds. The grounds themselves are worth exploring. The pool is quiet and beautiful, painting and sculpture are sprinkled throughout the hotel, and the resort occasionally holds yoga in the area by the pool. We didn't try the spa (missed opportunity), but the hotel restaurant is the place to be (with your significant other) for breakfast, and worth a visit for dinner. You can even request breakfast delivered to your door. -- I'll be honest, this hotel is not for everyone. If you have zero interest in history, aesthetics, hiking/biking, scenic views, Costs Brava beaches and local life, this may not be the spot for you. But if you're all about that historical, aesthetic, adventure packed, picturesque experience, THIS is the spot. We surely will keep it in mind next time we visit the area!

I want to begin by saying that the grounds and the hotel itself are actually stunning. My room was…read moreamazing, quite big, with great art and a free standing tub in my bedroom as well as a full bathroom(pretty freaking amazing). The issue started when we arrived; we checked in late around 11pm as our flight from France got in at about 10pm. We were starving when we first entered. We guessed the kitchen was closed in the restaurant, which was true but they also had zero snacks! No chips, no bread, nothing. I then asked for a glass of wine which they seemed unsure if they could bring it or not which struck me as very weird because this hotel is supposed to be amazing with great service. We tried to eat at the restaurant but I am extremely picky about what I eat and they could not accommodate me which is fine but there was no other food at the hotel. I would also like to note the hotel is on a mountain and in order to get food you have to take a cab down the mountain into town and back up. EACH AND EVERY TIME! As much as the hotel claims it is relaxing, this was the most non relaxing hotel I ever stayed in. I will say that they did provide breakfast( orange juice, coffee, breads, jams) delivered to our room every morning but the only thing that was good was the orange juice. After I drank that I ran out to get real food every day! Lastly, the massage I received at the spa was literally not a massage. I explained to the masseuse that I had a little back pain from traveling and hopping on plane to plane and that I would love if she could relieve some of the tightness. She barely touched me, I'm not sure what she did but when I got up I was drenched in oil and my back still hurt. So in short, do go if you're a picky eater, don't go if you want room service, don't go you're used to a certain level of service and also don't go if you want to RELAX. I will say the the concierge at the from desk early in the morning(the man from Cuba) was extremely kind and helped us figure out cabs and such as well as the concierge at night who was the one to bring me the glass of wine and ice when I first arrived. The women who worked the front desk during the day were absolutely no help at all.