The location is fantastic with unbeatable views, especially in the afternoon (since it faces east, it's backlit in the morning). Honestly, it's better to stay overnight in Tossa to truly relax; the town is perfect for a leisurely stroll.
According to the brochure, this hotel was renovated from an old building dating back to the 1930s, which explains its prime location. However, being an old building also means the rooms are a bit small. You can open a large suitcase, but packing and unpacking can be a bit awkward.
The people in the town are incredibly friendly, and there are many excellent restaurants nearby. We tried two, and both were fantastic – highly recommend! One was MOLTACARN, which serves German-inspired food. After a lot of Spanish cuisine, a burger hit the spot. The other was Restaurant Pizzería Bello, an Italian place. Their pizza and tiramisu were both delicious. It's the one uphill to the left of the hotel. The staff there were super enthusiastic; they even found a Chinese menu for us and after we ordered, they asked us how well the Chinese translation was, and if there were any areas for improvement, haha.
Back to the hotel, the decor is very 'Instagrammable' and beautiful.
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