Apartaments Plaça Del VI

We stayed here for 5 nights, and took the train from Barcelona, which is fast and comfortable. Check in is at Hotel Ciutat de Girona, a 4 star hotel which in on the other side of the river. Although only a 5 minute walk away, the route is cobbled and over a bridge, so not ideal if you have suitcases or mobility issues. It was a problem for us, and we ended up calling a taxi for the short journey, as there was no one at the hotel to help. Although there were just the 2 of us, I had booked the largest apartment (3 bed/2 bath) because this seemed to have an outside terrace. It is a lovely apartment with lots of space and is bright and airy. The location is of course in the old town, which is gorgeous, and the building itself is beautiful. Our apartment was on the top floor, with 2 terraces. (Luckily there is a lift.) A tiny kitchen area with a table and 2 chairs, and another roof top terrace (which isn’t really overlooked) with a table and 4 chairs. The roof terrace is accessed via one of the bedrooms and gets plenty of sun. (A sun lounger would have been ideal). The bathrooms are an unusual design, and the air conditioning seemed to circulate the smell of cooking (we turned it off). Otherwise, the apartment is well presented and larger than the photos suggested to me. Fully equipped and practical, it was also comfortable and relaxing. You can never be sure when hiring apartments, as peoples expectations/choices differ so much, but I was delighted with this choice. Girona is a beautiful town, and we really enjoyed our stay.

Beautiful, very well equipped apartment, light and spacious. Little balcony overlooking placa which was always bustling. Best appointed kitchen ever, nice touch of welcome pack in the fridge plus coffee etc. Great location too.

Old Town location and spacious! Fantastic location, lots of space ..walkable to everything in Barrí Vell, Catedral and murales.

The room was really nice, clean, well appointed, and a great location in the old town around the corner from the Pont de Pedra. If you are doing a longer stay and plan to cook your own meals and really live out of it it could be a great option. I was bit weird having check-in at a different location so you're cut off from hotel staff/service a bit. Odd having to sign a contract like a rental apartment too, had to put down a damage deposit. Was definitely more like an apartment then a hotel. If you expect more in the way of service and conveniences (like at a regular hotel) there could be better options.