Top 5-Star Hotels in Sitges

The hotel is huge... So it takes me quite a while walking to reception, but I do love the restaurant and the bar. And room service there was excellent. It would be perfect if the Wi-Fi signals could be better. Overall I would love to have another stay in this hotel.

Very good trip and the hotel is very comfortable! Especially the breakfast is very delicious ～

This is our my 2nd time staying in this hotel as it is just perfect for what I really need when in Sitges. Right in the middle of everything, yet in a quiet street just next to the famous boulevard of Sitges. This time, I choose to stay in one of the suites and it was definitely a much better accommodation size wise and of course a huge bathroom. Would highly recommend it when you want the best of both worlds, in the middle of the action and at the same time, a nice relax quiet street.

Located on the stunning seaside promenade of Sitges, you cannot find a better property on the strip than this one. Stunning views of the glittering Mediterranean sea from the room and balcony, easy access to all key points of interest, and a charming boutique feel. Couldn't have asked for more in this coastal retreat. LOCATION: Located in the center of the promenade, a stone’s throw away from the waves. DINE + DRINK: Nice lobby-level bar restaurant with a sweet terrace looking into the seafront. ROOM: We stayed in Room 524, so this review is based on that; VIEW: Mindblowing views of the Sea and the glittering water from the Balcony and the room; SIZE: Spacious enough for 2 adults and simple baggage. The Terrac/Balcony was a super cool highlight of the room; AIR-CON: Perfectly functioning cooler that helped in setting the perfect room temperature; BED: Comfortable bed that played the expected part of putting me to sleep; BATHROOM: Stand-in shower; TOILETRIES: OK cosmetics. FACILITIES: Compact Gym with a basic range of weights and Cardio machines, good enough for a decent workout. They also have a pool on site. SERVICE: Friendly staff that took care of all our needs with a smile and made us feel at home and well taken care of. Special thanks to ESTHER from Front office for enhancing our stay. HOW WIRED YOU WILL BE: Free LOW-SPEED Wi-Fi(6 Mbps!) that works well all over the property. Big Plasma TV screen dishing out a wide variety of channels spanning sports, news, music, movies, and entertainment in multiple languages

This is our second visit to Sitges and to this hotel, and we have no doubt that we will return again! The hotel location is perfect if you want to stay in a quieter area of Sitges, but want proximity to the beach. The beach is literally a 1 minute walk from the hotel, and it is a lovely small and sheltered beach which wasn't too busy when we visited (early October and early June). Further into Sitges the beaches seem to be busier. The walk to Sitges is about 20-25 minutes along the promenade. We walked it day and night (quite late) and always felt very safe. There is also a tourist train that picks up at a stop outside the hotel every 30 minutes, although this seemed to have a reduced frequency in October. It's 2.50e for a ticket. We stayed in the Superior studio apartment on both visits, first time having a side view of the sea and adjacent golf course. This side got the sun in the evening. Second time we were above the hotel entrance directly looking on the seafront, and this got the sun in the morning. The apartments are very spacious and we found them very well maintained and clean. There is a coffee machine (a few pods are provided but you can buy more in the supermarket which is underneath the hotel), kettle, stove top, microwave, washing machine, iron, mop, clothes horse, all kitchen and dining equipment, and cleaning equipment. The balcony was very spacious, plenty of space if you need to dry clothes. We dined in the Vento restaurant a few times, eating out on the terrace overlooking the sea. The menu has burgers, steaks, etc. and we enjoyed our meal. It is a bit more expensive than some of the other restaurants we dined at in Sitges, but for convenience and the view it was worth it. There are a few other restaurants onsite, however we did not try these. The supermarket downstairs has all you need, including fresh pastries and bread, fruit and veg, magazines, wine, freezer and fridge foods, etc. The outdoor pool area was very clean and is quite the sun trap early in the day. We didn't try the indoor pool or spa facilities so cannot comment on these. The hotel also provides free bicycles if you fancy a cycle into Sitges on the promenade. Finally, the staff we encountered were all lovely, friendly and helpful to us, providing instructions on how to get to certain places and assisting with booking a car. We are already looking forward to our next visit here!

There was no unfortunate point in the location and facilities. However, I was racist from the staff, and the start of my trip was very unpleasant. I said there was a problem with the room we booked, and I guided our couple to an old and cramped room in the building next to the hotel, not the hotel. I saw the room and asked the staff to guide me back to the room, but there was only one room left, and even the room was fixing the tap of the washbasin, and I kept trying not to give the hotel room. Nevertheless, I asked him to wait until we fixed it, and then he guided us to the hotel that there was one room left. The facilities and cleanliness of the room were good, but the behavior of the staff made the image of the whole hotel the worst. The staff should not forget that racism is a great crime.

Went on Monday, poor people. But very comfortable, the hotel is right by the sea and there is a naked beach not far away! It's not cheap to eat around, but the seafood is good. PS: It is recommended that you do not go on Tuesdays and Tuesdays. Many stores are not open, such as the famous cheap seafood restaurant.

The hotel is one of the best sites being across a walkway to San Sebastian beach. The staff, all multilingual, were all amazing especially as they were so patient with me trying to learn but mangling the language. Compimentary towels and sunshades are included. We had a first floor room overlooking the pool and was perfect. The room was well cleaned daily and the thermostat on the air con worked perfectly. The shower head was a little awry and leaked but still did it's job. The pool is private and, shall we say, refreshing! We had breakfast included and found the choice good with hot and cold choices with plenty of cereals, fruit, meats, cheeses and breads. The restaurant, although accessed from the hotel, is independant and owned and run by Krista and Chris. Great people with excellent staff we went there for several lunches as well - they are happy to deliver drinks and food to the pool.

It was a really unforgettable experience. It was the best.. First of all, the view was so good and the staff were friendly and recommended where to go. I visited on the last day of the carnival on purpose, and it was a famous place. ㅎㅎ The swimming pool was warm and I thought it would have been opened, but it seemed to have not been opened yet because it was winter. The water was not clean. For viewing? The rest were good and the amenities were really good. The price is really good compared to the quality, so I want to stay for a long time next time.

The positives? The pool was lovely, spacious and clean with lots of free loungers. Also given its location, as others have noted, it is nice and quiet so you do get a peaceful night. The marina ***** is full of beautiful restaurants so it's in a great location, and the views from the room (corner wraparound windows) were stunning. However... For context, we booked here for only 2 nights before moving to our regular apartment nearby for the rest of the trip. And I honestly don't know if we would have managed to stay any longer. We booked a double room on a room-only basis, so we weren't expecting a lounge or kitchen. But we were expecting a bathroom: instead, the shower, basin and toilet were in the corner of the room with only an open wardrobe to separate it from the main room. I have seen the shower-in-room trend before, which is baffling and unnecessary enough, but in those instances the toilet at least had walls and a door. When I arose for my morning ablutions my husband was able to watch me from the bed (thankfully he was decent enough to take himself to the balcony for the duration). At least it wasn't our first holiday together, or the awkwardness may have been a little much. And whilst the view was stunning, I don't need to be looking onto the marina while I am on the loo (or for those outside to see me), so the curtains remained closed for much of our visit. Did it do the job for a couple of nights? Certainly. Would I return? Most likely not.