Hostal Santa Eulalia

The beds were comfortable, and the rooms had air conditioning, a safe and a balcony. Bathrooms have been renovated. Rooms are cleaned daily, with towels changed every other day. A good stay, close to restaurants and shops, and just a short walk from the beach.

They couldn't find the reservation I'd made through their own booking system, even though we'd been in touch by email, and my room had been given to someone else. I was assigned another room, but the rooms are quite old. There was no hot water the first morning because they'd run out of gas. Apparently, if you stay fewer than three nights, you don't get soap. I'd skip the hotel's breakfast too: it's served at the café on the ground floor, and buying what you want yourself costs 15% less than paying in advance for the included breakfast.

A modest hotel for a reasonable price. It's nothing fancy, but the location is great. Most importantly, it's clean, the shower and taps work perfectly, and they provide a hairdryer and towels.

We had a rear-facing room on the third floor, so there was no noise at all, and the staff were really nice and helpful. There's no lift, which isn't ideal. The room was cleaned every day, though maybe one day a week was missed, and it stayed clean. The beds were comfy, the air conditioning was amazing and quiet, and it kept running even when we left the room. There's no fridge, which would have helped. We had a bath, but there was no plug and the taps had been blocked off, so really it was shower only. It's basic, but if all you want is a bed to sleep in, it's perfect. Don't expect five stars. There's a nice bar at the front, the marina is a realistic five-minute walk, and the street behind the main road with all the restaurants is also about five minutes away. San Antonio and Playa Bossa are around 20 minutes by car. A taxi to calla lllonga is about 12 euro. For the price, I'd definitely stay again.