Amazing sea views - amazing sunset views - right on the same block as The Santa Maria restaurant and many others - dead center of the promenade. The gay beach is across the street - the five other beaches are right there too. Pic Nic for drinks and dining is across the street. If you get the mega-balcony room - with the slider in the bathroom - it seems worth the splurge - we got to enjoy the deck (where we could have thrown a dinner party for 30) on an upgrade "just because". The breakfast buffett is worth every penny. Clean, modern, fresh - loved it. Again - as with all hotels - you get what you pay for. If you pay for a discount room like the ones pictured in the negative reviews - expect to have "less than the best". If you are up for a wonderful room - you can find that experience here and live like a king or queen.

My Wife and I got married in Sitges in May. We had our wedding reception in the Calipolis and most of our guests stayed there for a few nights. We cannot praise this hotel enough. The staff are very friendly and efficient, they may not have the best of English but, hey this is Spain. All our guests commented on the cleanliness of the rooms and the public areas within the hotel. We stayed in a suite which had fantastic views across the bay. In fact most rooms in the Calipolis have beach views and are good value for money. One thing that really stood out for this hotel is the food which is excellent. However the breakfast which is charged seperately ?13 is a bit pricey but the buffet is still excellent. The Calipolis is excellently situated in Sitges, right beside the beach and restaurants and a quick walk to the town centre. Other reviewers have commented on the pool, which is really only a water feature, but how can they complain when the sea is just a quick hop across the road. We can reccommend The Calipolis very highly.

British couple, just returned from 3 night stay at Calipolis Hotel and was quite disappointed as the pics on the website certainly make it look better than it is. The pool pictures are most misleading. Pool is miniscule and it certain not in a place (at side of a busy road) where we would want to sunbathe. The theme of the place in "minimalist" but just substitute that for stark and uncomfortable - I defy anyone to find a single comfortable chair or sofa in the whole place. Our room was on 8th floor, good views, but room was as small as it could possibly be. The bathroom is large and a waste of space, bath was large, but bathroom was stark with horrible lighting. There is supposedly one of the 12 channels broadcasting in English - info in room said it was TCM but this was in Spanish so TV was pretty useless unless you wanted to watch wall to wall BBC news !! Staff are certainly now friendly and you are not made to feel welcome in the least. Would not return.

I stayed over at the Calipolis for 4 days, over Easter holidays. The room was very big, with a little office-foyer; which was handy to prevent any noise from the corridor to reach the room. The bathroom was very big as well and there was plenty of closet space. The views from the room were great, even though we did not get a sea view. The Calipolis has a great location, central to everything, yet not in the middle of the noise. I do recommend it. I actually got the Calipolis thanks to a review here: I was contemplating the Hotel Celimar at first, but they gave me a hard time when I called because they would not assure that I could get a two bed room instead of one. After reading the review of the Celimar and checking the room sizes and pictures, I realized that they were going to charge me about the same price for a really tiny room and no assurance of my only request. The Calipolis is very new, with big and comfortable rooms. I am glad I did not get the Celimar.