Hotel Guide - Les Escaletes Beach hotels in , Spain.

"The staff were fantastic, nothing was too much problem. It is a training hotel so we had the best food and service."

"Great hotel and the best staff, especially Dolors. She is an absolute gem and the most helpful and generous person!"

"Great customer service !"

"El apartamento está precioso y es muy cómodo. El problema es llegar a él ya que debes disponer de vehículo. Si no, como era nuestro caso, el apto se encuentra a 15 minutos caminando de la estación y no por terreno llano, así que debimos usar un taxi cada vez para ir y para volver. Tampoco tiene cerca un super o almacén donde comprar insumos.En resumen, es un apto para gente con vehículo o para gente joven que pueda caminar cargado por más de 15 minutos en camino complicado."

"You will have to have a car for this house since it is so far out and hard to get too. One Uber driver almost got stuck on the dirt road because of the potholes. There is no AC or fans. So it was very uncomfortable. Being your own toilet paper and towels. You get one roll of toilet paper. The house view is great. I will say it is beautiful. Just the inconveniences outweighed the view. The smell…we sprayed as much Lysol as we could. There is not a cleaning crew.. so the dust is a lot too. I travel for a living and this is the o my negative review I have ever given. We had an emergency and had to leave early. I have the email- even with Insurance he refused to pay. Be very careful when looking this property. "

"We (husband, wife, 3 adult “children”) stayed here mid-May for 1 week. The space is how it appears in the pictures. There was so much room and everyone comfortably had their own area. The outdoor area and pool were lovely. Fantastic views. We did have a car - maneuvering in tight areas and on the hills was challenging, but doable. We took the train in to Barcelona 1 day - it was well over an hour including walking time and cost 50 Euro for 5 of us. So the following days we drove to Barcelona - more like 35-40 minutes. Parking was 3-4 Euro an hour.We walked to the beaches in Calella 2 of the days - that was a great time. Bar/restaurants right on the beach, very reasonably priced. Also can get loungers and umbrellas for 7 Euro for each. Do bring or buy beach towels as those are not provided at the home. We walked a lot and don’t mind walking - for those with mobility issues - there are some steep hills.My husband and I walked to a little cafe in San Pol de Mar most mornings and had coffee. Also markets within walking distance as well. We made supper in the home 2 of the nights - food at the markets were fresh and tasted fantastic, we had what we needed to cook in the kitchen.We drove into Calella a few evenings - parking was difficult especially on the weekend. But the bars, pizza places, tapas places were lively and fun. We tried to pick less touristy places.We had an enjoyable time and I would choose to stay here again with my family."