Hotel Montemar Maritim

We picked this hotel for it's location, a quieter area, close to the Train Station and free parking. We spent 8 nights at the hotel and half board was plenty for ourselves with being out and about during the day, however the pool was excellent in the afternoon. We knew the reviews for the food are really good and we were not dissapointed, with plenty of choice and being able to vary our diet during our stay. I would not hesitate to return.

Hotel is very clean, and food was very good lots of variety and show cooking with fresh made pizza and pasta every night, we had room 601 which had a lovely balcony with sunbeds and hot tub and a sea view it was well worth the extra ! Rooms clean daily and pool towels complimentary they have a 1 euro a day for sunbeds reservation which goes to a local children’s charity well worth it at busy periods ! They have entertainment which is supplied by the local team Lucas works particularly hard all day and night entertaining the kids ! But it’s normally stopped by 11.30 pm lovely holiday in the quieter part of Santa Susanna

Hotel excellent, food excellent, service excellent. Every recommendation to go to the hotel. We will definitely see you next year. Daily entertainment for children and adults, we felt at home

This review is more of a 3.5 but I’m rounding up on the strength of their kids’ entertainment. By typical American prices, this place is a steal. I actually think it’s nicer than the pictures portray. Definitely pay for an ocean view however, or else you might forget you’re near the ocean. Lucas worked from 9:30 am to 11 pm every day running activities by the pool (yes with some breaks) with incredible energy. Dude clearly loves his job and even ran out to our taxi to say goodbye to our kids when we departed. His sidekick Floor was extremely welcoming and both of my kids loved them by the end. There were some wonderful people (Silvia and Linda) at the front desk, and Akhmed dba Jaime at the restaurant was incredible. However, this place nickles and dimes all day. A euro to save a daybed. A euro for a new towel. It just feels cheap and if I were them I’d just raise prices 10% and make people feel loved. The food is fine, with some intriguing specials - caviar one night, a leg of jamon another - but also some clearly reused food and plenty to skip. Be picky! I was particularly irritated by Leo the manager, who told me when we arrived that “we don’t have a kids club”—despite having written to me in April via email specifically that they DO have a kids club. Having a place to drop your kids for a few hours is essential for parental sanity and we design our vacations to only visit places that offer kids clubs. We were clearly misled and while I’m pretty sure Leo knows he was in the wrong, he didn’t do anything about it. I wouldn’t stay here again, but we had a fine time and it seemed like a good value with the Med across the street.