Castelldefels Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Castelldefels, Spain

We booked through expedia, but we wanted a room facing the pool, so the sun didn't hit it in the evening and to avoide the noisy street. We paid 5 E extra a night, but I feel it was worth it. The pool nice and not very busy. It's close to the beach and lots of restaurants. The breakfast was the same every morning, so did get tiring. We took the train into Barcelona one day and the desk clerk gave me instructions to get there and home, but she only said to get the R2 home. We are not familiar with trains so just hopped on and R2 headed north, but it only went to the airport so we returned to Barcelona and started over. Still managing to get on a another train headed north that said R2, but it only went to the town of Casidelfells, so ended finally finding a taxi to take us back. She could have been more descriptive as to which R2 train to take. There is no ice machine, so every time you want ice you have to ask the bar guy, (which sometimes they acted like it was a pain in the but) one guy asked me why do you need ice, very angrily. We had a few beer from the bar and it was very well priced. The beds were ok, the air conditioner worked great in the room we had, so that was nice. The décor is old, the bathtub and fixtures old. The internet worked great, so that was a plus. I think if we were to go again, we would rent a car to get around, taking the train was not easy for us and no one to help you at the terminal to find your way.

Great city and great hotel Breakfast buffet was amazing Daily cleaning of rooms which impressed us Very pretty receptionist with curly hair, amazing hospitality from everyone there

We arrived early and were able to leave our bags there prior to check in while we looked around the area. The beach was a 20-25min walk away. And the surrounding areas are nice. There is a castle in the town and the surrounding areas are beautiful. The apartment was nice, well furnished and clean however the safe didn't work and the shower did not work well either.

The Masd Mediterraneo comprises two different buildings under one name. The old one is an apartment hotel, at walking distant to the beach. A heated pool and a jacuzzi. We were off to a very bad start as we refused to take flat 5 (one bedroom flat) in the old building. They may have turned the reception, which moved to the new building, into a flat by creating an extension (the living room) made of a similar material as the one used in mobile homes, with small windows. The rest of the flats there seemed to be really nice. We refused to take that flat so we got "upgraded" to a smaller flat, a studio flat, in the new building which opened just a couple of months ago. The new building, which is run like a hotel (rooms cleaned every day, restaurant, etc.) is stunning. The beach is right across the street, most of the rooms (maybe all) have a view on the beach. This new hotel ticked all the boxes: excellent air conditioning, wifi access and sound insulation (didn't hear the planes passing overhead when the windows were closed), clean and modern rooms, balcony, access to the beach, beautiful swimming pool. A relaxing and lovely holiday in the end.

Worth this money,friendly staff,good food.10 min walk to the beach and to local shops.

We had a great and relaxing stay at the apartment. The flat was in mint condition, very comfortable and modern. What we enjoyed most was the swimming pool and the garden area the it. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The resort is five minutes from the sandy beach and you can get a parasol and mats from the apartments to take. There's a bus stop right outside the resort that takes you into central Barcelona in an hour approx. Unfortunately there was a bus strike on the days we were there so we wasted a lot of time waiting. The nearest supermarkets and shopping centre are three bus stops from the flats. We would love to go back to the Royal Marina Gardens :)