Hotel Spa Porto Cristo in El Port de la Selva

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The hotel is great.
Rooms are tidy and spacious. We were there off season so I would like to think that that was the reason why you had no access to massages or the SPA.
Note that the SPA area (just a jacuzzi and sauna) are paid and you have to book.
Definitely not worth it.
The “puerto” is stunning and the hotel is very well located behind the main road but with easy access to the beach.

Overall good value for money. Unfortunately the restaurant staff gave us a bad experience the last day. Came down to the restaurant 10 min early and was scolded for getting a coffee. Then waitress stated I could not come for breakfast with my wife having eaten earlier a light breakfast myself. Very unnecessary treatment! 😒

Top notch hotel. Good service, facilities, breakfast & helpful staff.
We’ll be back

A wonderful hotel in a wonderful city!

Quiet, unobtrusively luxurious hotel with great staff!

The bed was very comfortable the room was a decent size, the bathroom was very good, the hotel was ideally located and convenient for the village centre, restaurants and shopping and only a stone’s throw from the sandy beach. We went every evening and took a cup of coffee on to the open air roof garden, plus we had a great view from our room of the sea with the boats bobbing in the harbour The hotel staff were very dour and uncommunicative No greetings or conversation whatsoever, it went also for the breakfast room staff. Breakfast was very limited but quite acceptable. Porte de la Selva is beautiful, where the predominant occupation is eating, and very good too. Water-sports are in abundance, the population is Catalan, and very reluctant to even speak Spanish plenty of French tourists no English at all in the 4 days we were there. We found it quite hard to make ourselves understood, but it all added to the charm of the place. We used to holiday at Porte de la Selva in the late seventies and early eighties and couldn’t believe how little it had changed, the same restaurants and shops, same layout and same beauty. The biggest change was the cost, the Porte is quite expensive these days, but the restaurants serve great fish and shell fish, we particularly liked the Restaurant Monterray the Turbot and Dover sole were exceptional. We will be going back and we will stay in the Porto Cristo Brian & Wendy Mabbott July 2023

This hotel was one of my final stops during a press trip with Catalan Adventures in collaboration with The Scotsman newspaper. Overall, I had an excellent time at the establishment and was thoroughly impressed by the scenic location, the luxurious room I enjoyed (with a top-notch Jacuzzi) and other features like the refrigerated hotel-brand water bottle organised ahead of time pre my arrival. The initial reception, however, let down an otherwise excellent experience as the gentleman at the desk was not friendly and set a cold tone for the establishment. Other staff, however, later demonstrated the culture of warmth and politeness I had expected and I appreciated their efforts.