Espanya - 30º Hotels

Mon fils de 6 ans a accidentellement réservé une chambre en touchant son portable et ils ne m'ont pas remboursé !!!

If you’ve ever wondered what your neighbors are up to at all hours, I can wholeheartedly recommend staying here. The walls are so thin that you’ll feel like you’re living inside a set of walkie-talkies. Every cough, giggle, and snore floats through like you’re in a real-life surround-sound experience. And that’s just the start. Onto the “bedding” situation, or should I say the “blanket dilemma.” Apparently, in this hotel, duvets are as mythical as unicorns. Instead, they’ve provided blankets, which do about as much for warmth as a sheet of paper would in a snowstorm. I’d sooner sleep in a parka than go through another night with those flimsy things. Cozy? Not in this lifetime. Ah, the food! Dinner was a buffet, technically, though I’d argue the definition was stretched to its limit. The spread was as uninspired as it was tasteless. Breakfast had a few more highlights, but let’s not get carried away—it’s clear the culinary department has room for improvement. Oh, and we had to pay for water at dinner, while wine was free. That’s right—stay hydrated only if your wallet allows it. Makes perfect sense, doesn’t it? The kicker: one staff member in the restaurant was so grumpy that I felt like I’d personally ruined their day just by asking for salt. But, let’s be fair. The reception staff? Absolute gems. Friendly, helpful, and ready to assist at every turn. The air conditioning also worked well, which was much appreciated in a place where tempers (and temperatures) seemed to run high. And last but not least: the aroma. At certain hours, a faint (or not-so-faint) whiff of sewerage wafted through the hallways, adding an “authentic” touch to the experience. Eau de Kloakk, anyone? In conclusion, this hotel experience is best enjoyed if you’re an insomniac with low culinary standards, a love of blankets that double as handkerchiefs, and a taste for adventure in unexpected scents.

We stayed here from 07/09/24 - 14/09/24. Had a great stay at Hotel Espanya. Was our first trip away on our own, without kids, for 21 years, and this hotel made it all the more special. The hotel itself, has a great location, close to the beach (3 minute walk), train station on a 5 minute walk, and just around the corner from the main shopping area. Great location for couples and those who want a more laid back break, no larger louts, or party animals at this location. The hotel itself, is a nice peaceful hotel, popular with both young and older guests. The room we had was very clean, but basic, consisting of twin beds, pushed together, table, bedside units, air con, bath and shower, and small balcony, tv and hair dryer. We were happy enough. The restaurant, dining area was large, with plenty to chose from. We chose half board, (breakfast and dinner), and there was always a great selection of fruit, salads, cereals, bakery (wonderful), cooked meals, always something different to choose from, juices, and tea and coffee, you can also choose from drinks at the bar, to go with your dinner. The bar had a great selection of drinks, and they always offered a special discount different cocktail every night, at a cost of 6 euros. You had the choice to sit inside, or in the beer garden. There was an Argentinian guy who comes and performs with a guitar and singing, every Saturday night. He has a great selection of music, and always gets the audience to participate with him, and has a karaoke screen available . Fantastic entertainment. A special mention to all the staff, who were so so friendly, including those who were always keeping the place clean. Rooms were cleaned every day, and towels always changed too. A special mention to the Barman, who's name I forgot. Anna, who seemed to do every job available , and was always there from morning to night, and Ariana, on reception, who was so friendly, and also the other reception staff. Also forgot to mention, you can get beach towels and parasol, for the beach, at no extra cost, from reception. They ask for a card number, for security,the first time you ask for the towels, but no cost taken. You can also rent sun loungers, and parasol for two, at a cost of 14 euros. They give you a ticket to give to the guy on the beach, that organised the loungers. He wasn't very pleasant, to be honest, even though we tried to be pleasant to him. Don't think he has anything to do with the hotel itself. Also the beach bar Xiri 9 opposite the hotel, was also a joy, great selection of food, and drinks and cocktails galore, to get refreshed on the warm day. All and all, a great holiday, at a great hotel. Would highly recommend this hotel, and will no doubt be back again. Thank you 30 Degrees Hotel Espanya