“Good hotel.”

We stayed for two weeks there, in late October. During that time all sunbathing/swimming facilities were closed, also I wouldn't say that water in the sea was too cold to swim. Actually we did swim once, but we were the only people on a beach. Almost all rooms have sea view. ~15% of rooms are directed straight to the sea, so the view from the window is sea and nothing else. ~75% of rooms are directed to the town, but there is a large part of the sea visible from the room. ~10% of rooms (from back side of the hotel) have a pour view, to some old abandoned buildings and no sea view. There are many people of older age staying at the hotel, and almost no young people. Someone may dislike this, but it was just ok for us. The only English speaking staff at the hotel is at reception. Noone else speaks English. The air conditioner didn't work in heating mode. In general we liked the hotel. The sea is really close, the rooms are all new and clean. Room was cleaned daily and really well. You never know at what time chambermaid will come though. Sometimes she came at 8:30am, sometimes at 4:00pm. Knocking at the door at 8:30am was quite annoying, so we hanged "Do not disturb" label from the evening. We rented a car in Barcelona, but didn't use it too much, as railway transportation is good there.

“Coma Ruga Zoo”

Unless you have children (at least 2) you will not enjoy this hotel. Strictly for families. Constant running, crying, screaming at the pool, in the halls, in the dining room.