Hotel Stella

First impressions were that the room containing three single beds (and a childs cot that we had pre arranged) was somewhat small but clean and adequate.

The bathroom was extremely small but again clean with fresh towels that were changed daily.

It has a wonderful powerfull jacussi built into the swimming pool and air conditioning that has the ability to make the bedroom too cold.

Our first surprise ; Dogs were in the hotel in the rooms with their owners.

There were no sun-beds to be had although I had the pool to myself.

Beautiful Omelettes freshly cooked in front of you on the hotplate were my favorite breakfast dish.

Food was plentiful and varied and even provided a champagne (cava) breakfast.

Half Board option incurres charges for all drinks during your evening meal which you must pay for as you leave the restaurant each evening.

The restaurant resembles more of a canteen with a large open expanse lacking character.

Food was good but restuarant rather big and noisy.

Reception staff also advised that the indoor pool was available for 6 euro per visit which we accept is reasonable.

Located in an underated part of Spain, the local train service (station within 5 minute walk of hotel) opened up the whole coast, Calella.

During a call to reception we were advised that hiring the childs cot would incur a charge of 42 euros for the 7 night stay and were invited to pay for this immediately.

As our daughter is two years old we were told that she was not allowed in the indoor pool!

Children are allowed in the outdoor pool!