Hotels Near Casa Generalife in Sant Cugat Del Valles

The location of the hotel is very comfortable, with excellent cleaning and excellent friendlyness by the employees. I was particularly pleased with the director's attitude, who was not soaring at all by watching the number of clients waiting and left his office to provide assistance to the receptionists.

Disadvantages: The hotel is located far from the sea and in a town. Advantages: It's quiet and clean, with bath amenities, disposable slippers, kettle and tea provided.

I went on weekend, the treatment of the staff of 10, the perfect room for the price you have, and breakfast, better than in many hotels with more stars (with newly expressed orange juice) . Very recommended, now in August it is easy to find parking at the door.

It was ok. We knowed that is hostel. For us was enough. Room, towels, linen was clean. Eating was good. Staff was nice and very helpful. Swimming pool and field to soccer and basketball was super for my children and us. Was also boars but not agresive. For us on the downside were night parties on the terrace. We were unlucky because the metro was closed for half of our stay and it took us an hour to get to the center of Barcelona. The next week it was only 20 minutes. The road to the hostel is uphill, it is difficult especially with heavy luggage. We will remember our stay at InOut well.

I stayed in Hotel Campanile Barcelona Norte. And even it's not close to the the centre, I would stay there again. Because of one person! I have to say... Miss Belen is an angel. Thanks to her I will come back some day! Barcelona is one of a kind. As miss Belen is: ONE OF A KIND! ❤️❤️❤️

I’ve been waiting to write this review ever since I got back home from Barcelona. I stayed here with my partner for a few days during the week for his birthday. Admittedly we booked this hotel via Lastminute.com as a package with flights with Ryanair and we liked the look of the hotel as it was a trusted brand (Holiday Inn) and Molins de Rei seemed like a decently good area to stay in with easy access to central Barcelona. However… The hotel’s actual location is fine, it’s beside a supermarket and a restaurant (Viena, a local chain, we didn’t go but it was popular any time we passed), and it is also a 10-15 minute walk from Molins de Rei train station which is very handy for getting the train to the city, and I’ll get back to trains and transport later in this review (please do read as I wish I knew this before I arrived!) We got room 236 and fair warning, this room wasn’t very nice. I’ll attach photos to this review but our air conditioning unit was COVERED in black mould and we obviously could not use it for air as I was worried about catching something like a chest infection! And our television had a massive crack/deep scratch right down the middle of it. Totally unusable. After that, not long after checking in, we went back down to reception with photographic evidence and the reception team were completely oblivious to the state the room was in. Ironically enough each room comes with a certificate of cleanliness guarantee, did no one notice the MOULD? We asked to swap rooms as it was totally unacceptable and we were told we had to wait until the next morning as the place was fully booked. Fine, we can sleep with the window open. Next day, we were told we wouldn’t be able to move until that evening, but thankfully the head of the housekeeping team phoned our room and told us another room was ready for us. I joked to my partner “I bet they’ve moved us to the one across the hall”… and they had. To 237. It was a bit better with no smashed TVs and a clean air con unit - BUT, there was an extra door connecting this room to the one beside it, and we could hear shouting and arguing from whoever was staying in that one so that wasn’t great. Also the light from that room would shine under the connecting door which isn’t great when trying to sleep, so we had to use a spare towel to block it out. One major thing I would ALSO like to mention is that this hotel is right next door to a nightclub called Eitwo, which we didn’t even know about until Friday night, last night as of writing this, when we were flying back early Saturday morning. This club ONLY opens on a Friday and Saturday according to the reception team, and from about midnight to 6 o’clock in the morning, there were huge groups of people just hanging around on the road directly outside the hotel, and they were screaming and shouting and throwing things, for HOURS. We didn’t get much sleep, so if you’re planning to stay here over the weekend, please keep that in mind. So, going back to t

Fantastic hostel very clean, completely renovated. Good staff care. Breakfast more than right. Excellent quality-price. You can't ask more due to your category. I am surprised the comfort of the bedroom. It is very close to the tram and bus stop with which is a very good option to visit Barcelona.

First solo trip and my first time staying at a hostel, definitely see myself doing it again. There was some stuff that kinda ****** like you could hear people coming in and out of other rooms because the walls are pretty thin. The room was clean and comfortable tho

I must say it was a wonderful experience. The hot springs were a perfect way to unwind and relax, and the facilities were top-notch. The hotel itself was beautiful and charming, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff were attentive and friendly, making sure that everything was just right during my stay. The breakfast is also great with plenty of choices, which was a nice bonus. The town where the hotel is located is quite and peaceful, with picturesque natural landscapes that provide a perfect setting for a relaxing getaway. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel and hot spring to anyone looking for a peaceful and rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.