Viladecans Hotels with Wi-Fi

The environment is very cool and serene. The hotell itself is beautiful with minimalistic design.. The constant everyday sun made everything beautiful.. Hotel staff were friendly and they speak English (except the cleaners). Hotel rooms are decently spaced and cleaned daily. Breakfast not bad. The hotel itself sits between the train station and a big supermarket/grocery stores and restaurants.  some local restaurants are just about 1-2km away. So everything you need is just a few minutes walk away from the hotel.. I'll definitely come again

The first photo we see is the swimming pool. Guess what? It was closed when we checked in yesterday. We were told we could not even go up to the pool to see the views. False advertising. The room did not have hand wash at the sink. The room was small. Freeze-dried coffee packs for coffee. When I turned the shower on, the hand-held wand came on full force and soaked me with cold water. Someone put it in that position; and it was quite shocking. I was literally in the very back of the shower! Not good. Breakfast is 18 Euros. No thank you. No restaurants were nearby or open at 6 p.m. We walked to a nearby mall and bought groceries and wine to bring back to our room and eat (dinner and breakfast). Much cheaper than using the restaurant at the hotel—-which doesn’t get good reviews so far. Pay 25 Euros for the Uber to/from the airport. So much for being an airport hotel. There may be be a homeless area next to the hotel where it is wooded (see photo of tent—there were two). The entire area (when we walked 15 minutes around the perimeter of the hotel) had a nasty, raw sewage smell. The good news? It’s a new hotel.

Me and my 15 yr old daughter did a night here before flying home to the UK next morning. We had been staying at Portaventura and I had been nervous about being 2 hrs travel from the airport on the day and dependent on potentially unreliable public transport. This hotel despite the description isn’t that near to the airport - about 5 miles away and the bus we transferred to (L99) doesn’t stop that near to the hotel- good 20 mins walk with suitcases in tow. But I knew some of this before and was prepared. You need your iPhone map on to find it through a number of suburb streets. As regards the hotel, it’s no frills but the staff spoke good English and my daughter now speaks conversational Spanish too which helps. They were also all very friendly. Room normal Ibis basic but fine for overnight stay and breakfast was simple continental but again fine when it’s basically grab and go you want. Looking at the bus timetables to airport next morning they were all being cancelled or delayed so we got a taxi (there’s a rank outside hotel) instead for €22. Ate at the McDonald’s adjacent to hotel and there is also a Lidl over the road., would consider using it again in similar circumstances

The room is great and the location is very good. It is half an hour away from the airport Charles de Gaulle and 10 minutes away from the Arc de Triomphe by subway. It is right next to it. The accommodation environment inside is first-class. The bar and restaurant downstairs are first-class, luxurious, high-end and comfortable. The breakfast inside is great. There is a restaurant town next to it with a variety of choices.