Very carefully I chose a hotel for a holiday with a baby (2.5 years old), I chose this hotel. Check-in at 12:00, not earlier. We arrived at 9:30, we were allowed to leave our things and sent for a walk. There are both pros and cons. Pros: Good food. There is a choice for both kids and adults. In the morning drinks (tea, coffee, juice, milk, etc.
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Very carefully I chose a hotel for a holiday with a baby (2.5 years old), I chose this hotel. Check-in at 12:00, not earlier. We arrived at 9:30, we were allowed to leave our things and sent for a walk. There are both pros and cons.
Pros:
Good food. There is a choice for both kids and adults.
In the morning drinks (tea, coffee, juice, milk, etc. ) are free, in the evening you have to pay.
For kids, there were eggs, pasta, sausages, meat, vegetables, fruits, desserts, cereals, pastries, cereals, yogurts, etc. For adults, something from seafood was served every day, sometimes shrimp, sometimes mussels. On Friday, there was an additional large selection of cheeses (there was also blue cheese) and seafood. We took breakfast and dinner and did not go hungry. In addition, there was a stove in the room, you can safely cook. The only drawback is a small amount of dishes, with one pan you don’t really “clear up”.
There is a small supermarket next to the hotel. You can buy everything you need there.
Sea and beach. The clean sea and the beach cannot but rejoice. Moreover, it takes about 5 minutes to go. Very beautiful embankment with a pine park. Nearby there is a lake with ducks that you can feed.
Location. There is a bus stop nearby. A 20-minute walk is Cambrils, in the evenings we walked there, a small and cozy town.
Rooms: we had a two-room suite with a kitchen and a balcony. The balcony is very spacious, sit there in the evenings and chat what you need.
Cons:
Staff. At the reception, basically everyone speaks Spanish with some difficulty in English. In Russian, only the girl Veronika, but we didn’t always get to replace her. Very responsive and good. Cleaners, that's where Mamma Mia is!!! ! How noisy they are! Our baby still sleeps during the day and when he fell asleep they started to make noise and when I asked to be quieter so as not to wake the baby, they don't care. If your child is a light sleeper, then forget about his healthy sleep, they make such a noise with furniture and their working tools that driving a tractor will seem like silence to you. In addition, when cleaning, they can safely smoke on the balcony of your room, and no one cares that your family does not smoke, breathe the smoke from the heart.
Noise isolation. She just doesn't exist. A janitor with a wheelchair passed by, it feels like he passed next to you.
Internet. More precisely, its absence. Free internet only in the lobby. There is a paid one, 3 euros per day, and now ATTENTION: even if you buy it, it is not a fact that it will catch in your room. We bought 4 days, and it really wasn’t there, we just didn’t catch it.
Parking. It is paid 14 euros per day.
Purity. It would be better if the cleaners cleaned, and not smoked and shouted at the whole building. When we checked in, the room was more or less clean, but then they cleaned it up. They didn't even always sweep the floor, let alone wash it.
There is no laundry service.
In general, in general, the impressions were good, but for those who care about perfect cleanliness and silence, it is better not to go here. In the evenings there is animation for kids. There is also a good playground. For kids, there is a place to turn around.
Pros:
Good food. There is a choice for both kids and adults.
In the morning drinks (tea, coffee, juice, milk, etc. ) are free, in the evening you have to pay.
For kids, there were eggs, pasta, sausages, meat, vegetables, fruits, desserts, cereals, pastries, cereals, yogurts, etc. For adults, something from seafood was served every day, sometimes shrimp, sometimes mussels. On Friday, there was an additional large selection of cheeses (there was also blue cheese) and seafood. We took breakfast and dinner and did not go hungry. In addition, there was a stove in the room, you can safely cook. The only drawback is a small amount of dishes, with one pan you don’t really “clear up”.
There is a small supermarket next to the hotel. You can buy everything you need there.
Sea and beach. The clean sea and the beach cannot but rejoice. Moreover, it takes about 5 minutes to go. Very beautiful embankment with a pine park. Nearby there is a lake with ducks that you can feed.
Location. There is a bus stop nearby. A 20-minute walk is Cambrils, in the evenings we walked there, a small and cozy town.
Rooms: we had a two-room suite with a kitchen and a balcony. The balcony is very spacious, sit there in the evenings and chat what you need.
Cons:
Staff. At the reception, basically everyone speaks Spanish with some difficulty in English. In Russian, only the girl Veronika, but we didn’t always get to replace her. Very responsive and good. Cleaners, that's where Mamma Mia is!!! ! How noisy they are! Our baby still sleeps during the day and when he fell asleep they started to make noise and when I asked to be quieter so as not to wake the baby, they don't care. If your child is a light sleeper, then forget about his healthy sleep, they make such a noise with furniture and their working tools that driving a tractor will seem like silence to you. In addition, when cleaning, they can safely smoke on the balcony of your room, and no one cares that your family does not smoke, breathe the smoke from the heart.
Noise isolation. She just doesn't exist. A janitor with a wheelchair passed by, it feels like he passed next to you.
Internet. More precisely, its absence. Free internet only in the lobby. There is a paid one, 3 euros per day, and now ATTENTION: even if you buy it, it is not a fact that it will catch in your room. We bought 4 days, and it really wasn’t there, we just didn’t catch it.
Parking. It is paid 14 euros per day.
Purity. It would be better if the cleaners cleaned, and not smoked and shouted at the whole building. When we checked in, the room was more or less clean, but then they cleaned it up. They didn't even always sweep the floor, let alone wash it.
There is no laundry service.
In general, in general, the impressions were good, but for those who care about perfect cleanliness and silence, it is better not to go here. In the evenings there is animation for kids. There is also a good playground. For kids, there is a place to turn around.
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Rested in 2013 from 21 to 28 September. The hotel is located between Salou and Cambrils in a quiet village along the highway. Very friendly staff, especially Lidia - SPEAKS 5 languages, including Russian. A very comfortable room of 2 rooms with a microwave oven, a refrigerator, an electric stove, a kitchenette.
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Rested in 2013 from 21 to 28 September.
The hotel is located between Salou and Cambrils in a quiet village along the highway.
Very friendly staff, especially Lidia - SPEAKS 5 languages, including Russian.
A very comfortable room of 2 rooms with a microwave oven, a refrigerator, an electric stove, a kitchenette.
Fresh renovation. The room has a flat-screen TV. There is one Russian kakal - Channel One World Wide Web.
WiFi is available only near the pool and at the reception, in the rooms "does not catch".
Good diet (breakfasts, like almost everywhere in Europe, are a bit scarce, but excellent lunches and dinners: variety and excellent taste of cooked dishes. Fruits (apples, pears, kiwi, oranges, melons, watermelons) in abundance. Delicious pastries.
To the sea - 100 meters, does not bother at all 3 minutes. walk.
There is a supermarket to the right of the hotel, but it is better to cross the road and go to the left for 200-300 meters: there is a supermarket (the owner and staff are from India), in which prices are 10-15% lower and service is more pleasant.
The hotel is most suitable for mature couples or families with children. The youth will be bored.
The hotel is located between Salou and Cambrils in a quiet village along the highway.
Very friendly staff, especially Lidia - SPEAKS 5 languages, including Russian.
A very comfortable room of 2 rooms with a microwave oven, a refrigerator, an electric stove, a kitchenette.
Fresh renovation. The room has a flat-screen TV. There is one Russian kakal - Channel One World Wide Web.
WiFi is available only near the pool and at the reception, in the rooms "does not catch".
Good diet (breakfasts, like almost everywhere in Europe, are a bit scarce, but excellent lunches and dinners: variety and excellent taste of cooked dishes. Fruits (apples, pears, kiwi, oranges, melons, watermelons) in abundance. Delicious pastries.
To the sea - 100 meters, does not bother at all 3 minutes. walk.
There is a supermarket to the right of the hotel, but it is better to cross the road and go to the left for 200-300 meters: there is a supermarket (the owner and staff are from India), in which prices are 10-15% lower and service is more pleasant.
The hotel is most suitable for mature couples or families with children. The youth will be bored.
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We rested in Voramar Aparthotel 3 * from 12 to 22 June. Rested very well. I went, my husband and sister-in-law. We immediately chose this hotel due to the fact that the rooms are two-room. I know that if we were alone we would have chosen a different hotel. Although I don't regret anything. Liked almost EVERYTHING!! ! The hotel is located between Salou and Cambrils, across the road from the sea (about 30m).
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We rested in Voramar Aparthotel 3 * from 12 to 22 June. Rested very well. I went, my husband and sister-in-law. We immediately chose this hotel due to the fact that the rooms are two-room. I know that if we were alone we would have chosen a different hotel. Although I don't regret anything. Liked almost EVERYTHING!! ! The hotel is located between Salou and Cambrils, across the road from the sea (about 30m). The beach is clean, wide and golden (Costa Daurado is translated as golden sand. And indeed it shimmers in the sun). The sea was cold (you can take a dip, but you don’t swim much. The view of the area is very beautiful. There is a footpath near the beach (for cyclists and walks).
Hotel: The hotel is small but cozy. Approximately 80% Spaniards, 10% Russians, 10% others (Italians, French). Rooms throughout the hotel are two-room, consist of a bedroom and a hall. The hall has a kitchen corner (electric stove, refrigerator, extractor hood, sink), which has all the utensils (spoons, forks, knives and even a saucepan, though there is no kettle). The furniture is not great, but decent. Plumbing is in excellent condition (minus that hot water changes temperature - then it runs cold, then boiling water). There is a safe, but paid -3.8 euros per day + deposit 10 euros. The food is good, there is ice cream (though not Baskin Robins, but edible) and fruits (apples, pears, bananas, oranges, melons, watermelons, pineapples, and cherries) and seafood, and meat, potatoes, etc.
The only negative is the reception, who does not speak Russian (or Spanish or English). But it is better to ask the guide at the hotel for all the information (who practically does not happen there at the TEZ TOUR !!! ). In the evening there are show programs in Spanish.
Phone: we called to Russia via a goodline SIM card for about $0.7 per minute including dialing. But you can call through a pay phone (located across the road) for about 0.25 euros for a minute (this was told to us by the guide who brought us back to the airport).
Excursions: we went on excursions - I really liked it (like someone once said “Spain is a country where you don’t have to lie, but look”).
Mount Montserrat is super, unusual (can only be compared with Lake Rizza in Abkhazia).
Barcelona Sightseeing - Well done Gaudi!
Barcelona Fountains and Barcelona Aquarium. SUPER! ! !
Honestly, you can run to the Aquarium yourself when you are on the observation deck in Barcelona (on the main street "La Rambla" right past the Columbus monument, across the bridge and to the left and you are in the Aquarium). This will take you 1 hour. And I recommend taking a separate excursion to the fountains, then you will look and listen to all the parts. I also recommend buying the book "Barcelona - the city of Gaudí " for about 10 euros. It shows all of Barcelona from a bird's eye view and you will immediately find out where to go in your free 3-4 hours. As for souvenirs, prices are about the same everywhere (2-3 euros for a magnet made in China), branded Catalan products are made from clay.
We also went to PortAventura. These are "terribly" cool wheelchairs. Bought at the reception at Hesperia Centrion (a hotel across the street from Voramar because there is a Russian-speaking girl) for 44 euros - the price for one person for 2 days (the price is the same for everyone and everywhere) this year the park is 15 years old. But to get there, you need to take the Bus Plana bus (stop at Hesperia Centrion) the price is 3 euros per person one way, about 1 euro on a travel card. On a travel card, you can drive anywhere along the Costa Dourado (Reus, Tarragona, Salou, La Pineda) for just 1 euro. To buy a travel card, you need to walk about 30 minutes to the Augustus Hotel, there will be a Bas Plana store. The ticket costs €10 for 10 trips, €20 for 20 trips, etc. You can top up your card (i. e. travel card) in Tabaks.
We also just went to Reus (Gaudi's hometown), well, along with shopping. It was Sunday, and then a bummer (I want to inform you that the Spaniards often rest with them all sorts of siesta and fiestas, Sunday is a day off, and Saturday is half a day of work). Okay, let's go and Monday, as a result, there is nothing to do in Reus !! ! Better in Tarragona! At least there are architectural monuments!
I also want to inform you that alcohol can be exported from Spain as much as your heart desires (warning: some cities, for example Ufa, Moscow and....additionally in Russia, checks suitcases and pulls out the difference between bottles brought in and allowed at customs). In Michelangelo's shop (near Augustos) you can buy alcohol cheaper than in duty free. You can also buy chocolate, coffee and, of course, olive oil there (the best is extra vijin). And in Spain you can buy cool jeans, which in Russia are 4 times more expensive. Sales in Spain start from mid-July (for shoppers).
In the end, we had a great time!! ! Well, the hotel is designed for families with older children or couples with exp. (nephews, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers). Even when leaving, it was a pity to leave the hotel and Spain. We were the only ones who loved it!
We liked a lot. Want to come back again!! !
Hotel: The hotel is small but cozy. Approximately 80% Spaniards, 10% Russians, 10% others (Italians, French). Rooms throughout the hotel are two-room, consist of a bedroom and a hall. The hall has a kitchen corner (electric stove, refrigerator, extractor hood, sink), which has all the utensils (spoons, forks, knives and even a saucepan, though there is no kettle). The furniture is not great, but decent. Plumbing is in excellent condition (minus that hot water changes temperature - then it runs cold, then boiling water). There is a safe, but paid -3.8 euros per day + deposit 10 euros. The food is good, there is ice cream (though not Baskin Robins, but edible) and fruits (apples, pears, bananas, oranges, melons, watermelons, pineapples, and cherries) and seafood, and meat, potatoes, etc.
The only negative is the reception, who does not speak Russian (or Spanish or English). But it is better to ask the guide at the hotel for all the information (who practically does not happen there at the TEZ TOUR !!! ). In the evening there are show programs in Spanish.
Phone: we called to Russia via a goodline SIM card for about $0.7 per minute including dialing. But you can call through a pay phone (located across the road) for about 0.25 euros for a minute (this was told to us by the guide who brought us back to the airport).
Excursions: we went on excursions - I really liked it (like someone once said “Spain is a country where you don’t have to lie, but look”).
Mount Montserrat is super, unusual (can only be compared with Lake Rizza in Abkhazia).
Barcelona Sightseeing - Well done Gaudi!
Barcelona Fountains and Barcelona Aquarium. SUPER! ! !
Honestly, you can run to the Aquarium yourself when you are on the observation deck in Barcelona (on the main street "La Rambla" right past the Columbus monument, across the bridge and to the left and you are in the Aquarium). This will take you 1 hour. And I recommend taking a separate excursion to the fountains, then you will look and listen to all the parts. I also recommend buying the book "Barcelona - the city of Gaudí " for about 10 euros. It shows all of Barcelona from a bird's eye view and you will immediately find out where to go in your free 3-4 hours. As for souvenirs, prices are about the same everywhere (2-3 euros for a magnet made in China), branded Catalan products are made from clay.
We also went to PortAventura. These are "terribly" cool wheelchairs. Bought at the reception at Hesperia Centrion (a hotel across the street from Voramar because there is a Russian-speaking girl) for 44 euros - the price for one person for 2 days (the price is the same for everyone and everywhere) this year the park is 15 years old. But to get there, you need to take the Bus Plana bus (stop at Hesperia Centrion) the price is 3 euros per person one way, about 1 euro on a travel card. On a travel card, you can drive anywhere along the Costa Dourado (Reus, Tarragona, Salou, La Pineda) for just 1 euro. To buy a travel card, you need to walk about 30 minutes to the Augustus Hotel, there will be a Bas Plana store. The ticket costs €10 for 10 trips, €20 for 20 trips, etc. You can top up your card (i. e. travel card) in Tabaks.
We also just went to Reus (Gaudi's hometown), well, along with shopping. It was Sunday, and then a bummer (I want to inform you that the Spaniards often rest with them all sorts of siesta and fiestas, Sunday is a day off, and Saturday is half a day of work). Okay, let's go and Monday, as a result, there is nothing to do in Reus !! ! Better in Tarragona! At least there are architectural monuments!
I also want to inform you that alcohol can be exported from Spain as much as your heart desires (warning: some cities, for example Ufa, Moscow and....additionally in Russia, checks suitcases and pulls out the difference between bottles brought in and allowed at customs). In Michelangelo's shop (near Augustos) you can buy alcohol cheaper than in duty free. You can also buy chocolate, coffee and, of course, olive oil there (the best is extra vijin). And in Spain you can buy cool jeans, which in Russia are 4 times more expensive. Sales in Spain start from mid-July (for shoppers).
In the end, we had a great time!! ! Well, the hotel is designed for families with older children or couples with exp. (nephews, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers). Even when leaving, it was a pity to leave the hotel and Spain. We were the only ones who loved it!
We liked a lot. Want to come back again!! !
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