Sercotel President

The room was large, but old, and you could hear people in the other rooms. It sits on a busy traffic street and feels very dated overall, with furniture that was old and not clean. The headboard wasn't fixed properly, so it made noise whenever I moved and kept waking me the first night. The soap and shampoo refill bottles in the bathroom looked like they had never been cleaned, so I couldn't even wash my hands with the soap. There was no free water either, only bottles in the minibar that you had to pay for. The staff weren't very friendly, and the place needs renovation or at least maintenance. It wasn't what I'd expect from a four-star hotel, and I didn't think it was worth it.

We got a large three-bed room and very good value for money. The room was quiet, away from the street, and the Wi-Fi was very good. Breakfast was great and cost only 9 EUR. The staff were okay, though not especially friendly. There was a window, but we couldn't open it, and the room smelled of smoke.

We stayed for one night, and the substantial buffet breakfast was lovely. The hotel was nicely appointed, with welcoming, friendly staff. It's in a good spot, a short walk from the Salvador Dali museum. Parking is in a paid lot across the road.

Avoid this place. I found the staff very rude: they started humiliating me in Spanish, assuming I couldn't understand, and told me, “if you want to come to Spain, learn Spanish.” Parking was another mess. They say there are spaces, but there are only a few, and other cars may block you in. I thought I could ask the staff for help, but after that interaction I wouldn't count on it. Breakfast was a joke too, just toast bread and jam, then you're on your own. Don't give your money to people I found rude and dishonest. Good luck, brother, welcome to Europe.