Spa Hotels in Salou

Hotel recommended for families, swimming pool with slides where the little ones can entertain themselves and have a good time, spacious rooms with mini fridge and balcony, daily cleaning. Renovated hotel next to a small cove with direct access from the hotel. safety and hygiene (mask), acceptable dining room, I only had breakfast, little evening entertainment but during the day they have activities for the little ones and aquagym for the older ones I liked the location surrounded by greenery and away from the bustle of Salou, you can park In the surroundings there are quite a few shops nearby, mainly French tourists in conclusion better than expected after having read some comments.

Very poor insulation in the rooms, you can hear everything that happens in neighboring rooms and in the corridor. Very good location with sea view, shops and restaurants nearby.

The location of this Hotel is perfect, close to supermarkets, the beach and several restaurants and bars. You can walk quietly around. The hotel is clean and the rooms are spacious.

Un hotel que se ve que tiene sus años pero que está en muy buenas condiciones. Comida de buffet y todo bien. El único problema solo tiene 2 horas para desayunar, para comer y cenar. Deberían tener un horario un poco más largo

Before we went, we didn't expect it to be so crowded. It felt like everyone in Europe had flocked to PortAventura. The hotel included free tickets to PortAventura and Ferrari World, and the price included breakfast and dinner, making it a great value. The hotel is like a resort, scattered around the lobby, offering quite a bit of privacy. There are two large, shallow pools, perfect for the kids to play in. We drank at the adjacent restaurant and bar. The first floor room was the best, with a small terrace right out the door and close to the pool. We stayed there for two nights and it was quite nice. The hotel is a little far from the park, but we found a small path that led us there. The park is huge, with lots of rides and a fun roller coaster, but it can be a bit crowded. The park doesn't provide any bottled water, and we couldn't drink their tap water. The water in Europe is very hard, and a 330ml bottle of water cost 3 euros, which is quite expensive. Check-in is until 3 p.m., and there's no free luggage storage; you have to pay for your own luggage.