Hotels near Parròquia de Sant Pere, Gava

There is no water to drink, no toothbrush, breakfast is so-so, the shower is not good, the water flows very slowly (you can take a shower with cold water, everything is fine). Sound insulation is good and the rooms are clean I don't think it's worth the money.

Breakfast has a ham, croissant and a variety of sweet jams. They are all twin rooms and two freely moveable cots. With balcony, smoking. There is a small pool downstairs. The surrounding area is a residential building. Next to it is an anecbleu shopping center with HM, leftie, zara, mobile phone shop, and a fresh supermarket. There is a Carrefour next to it, and there is a small supermarket next to Carrefour. There are bars opened by Chinese people to drink bottle of estrella to ham, go straight out of the hotel super turntable, turn right at the crossroads, the first corner of the second intersection.

Fab hotel! Rooms were very clean, the hotel includes a free pool, gym & sauna. Staff on desk were lovely and very welcoming. Hotel is right next to a kfc, Burger King, mc Donald’s & shopping centre. Only faults I would say is that the room looked slightly different to the picture, it was meant to have a sofa in and a runner along the bed, without this it made it look very bare. It’s about a 10-15 min walk from the train station which leads you into Barcelona however if you are wanting to go into Barcelona everyday I would recommend getting a hotel closer! It takes about a hour in total to get there, great hotel if you are only wanting to go into the centre 1-2 times whilst you are there. Due to this I probably wouldn’t stay again/if I did it would only be for one night. The breakfast was very disappointing! €26 for 2 people which was for one day however there was only bacon, sausages, veg & egg. No vegetarian option for the meat and not much variety at all, the pastries were nice and so was the juice however definitely not worth the price! There is a lovely strip which is full of bars next to the train station, also a lidl round corner from hotel which is very handy.

my first time to stay at ibis barcelona castellfels and i'm very impressed from the staff. during checkin i told them that i plan to visit sagrada family and how i could i best reach barcelona city center. they nicely gave information and i went to my room which was nice, standart ibis quality. But then 15min later one staff brought me some snacks together with printed information about sagrada family and how to reach it, thank you again.

Me and my 15 yr old daughter did a night here before flying home to the UK next morning. We had been staying at Portaventura and I had been nervous about being 2 hrs travel from the airport on the day and dependent on potentially unreliable public transport. This hotel despite the description isn’t that near to the airport - about 5 miles away and the bus we transferred to (L99) doesn’t stop that near to the hotel- good 20 mins walk with suitcases in tow. But I knew some of this before and was prepared. You need your iPhone map on to find it through a number of suburb streets. As regards the hotel, it’s no frills but the staff spoke good English and my daughter now speaks conversational Spanish too which helps. They were also all very friendly. Room normal Ibis basic but fine for overnight stay and breakfast was simple continental but again fine when it’s basically grab and go you want. Looking at the bus timetables to airport next morning they were all being cancelled or delayed so we got a taxi (there’s a rank outside hotel) instead for €22. Ate at the McDonald’s adjacent to hotel and there is also a Lidl over the road., would consider using it again in similar circumstances

We arrived on a late flight and needed an overnight at El Prat airport. This place was perfect. It was a minimalist room, clean and comfortable. The staff were acommodating and friendly, the limited food menu was quity fresh and tasty, and this hotel perfectly filled our needs.

Good hotel for business travellers. Nice comfortable rooms. Breakfast has many options. There is a bus stop in front of the hotel with direct connection to Pl Espanya. Would have been nice to have a coffee and tea kettle in the room.

A very interesting apartment for a short stay.

The room is very good. It is not at the same level as the domestic Marriott, but the price is high, and the overall is better than other hotels around. It is the best by the sea. Advantages: It is very convenient to go to the beach, the pool is very clean, and the room has many bath towels to be used after swimming. The restaurant service is good, you can send it to the room, the water bar is also very complete, the sea view bed room has a good view, it is very recommended. Insufficient: the outdoor lounge chair is a bit dirty, should not be disturbed in time, the outdoor umbrella has tattered there, there is a ugly smell in the grass. There is no airport shuttle bus and bus, take a taxi for about 25 euros, the hotel can help call a taxi. Not bad.

This isn't a destination for people looking for a luxury holiday. However, as campsites go, this is one of the nicest small sites I've been to. We stayed in one of their top range of caravans, which was basically a no frills 3 bedroom caravan with wooden decking. It met our needs exactly. The beds came with cotton sheets, one pillow and one blanket each. This was plenty as it wasn't cold. There is no oven in the caravan. There is a gas hob, a microwave and a fridge freezer. There's no kettle, but we improvised with a saucepan on the hob. There is a Nespresso machine in the caravan. The rooms were basic, and clean and tidy. You NEED to like cats to stay on this park. They are everywhere, and timid but friendly. They will beg outside your caravan if they think they're in with a chance of a snack. We found them to be a charming and unexpected bonus. The campsite is right on the beach, which has direct gate access and two cold water showers for cleaning off after being in the sea. It was a bit too chilly to sea swim in April, but there were some die hards giving it a go. The beach is large, sandy and stretches for miles. The noise from the airport didn't spoil our stay at all but you can hear and see the planes flying in and out. The campsite is one stop on the L71 bus from terminal 1 at the airport. Then a 10 minute walk from the bus stop to reception. Very easy once you know the way. There is also a bus to Barcelona city centre which gets ridiculously busy. It's cheap (€2.55 each way) but be prepared to have to stand for the whole journey which us close to an hour long. The buses run regularly. The restaurant at the campsite was excellent and the staff were all extremely polite and helpful. The prices were very good for the enormous meals that they served. There is Lso a dedicated bbq area with picnic tables, if you want to do your own bbq. The shop is a typical campsite shop. It had all the basics that we needed. The prices were fine too. There is an easy to use launderette next to the shop. Reception staff are welcoming and helpful. I popped into the toilet/shower blocks to take a look and they were large and very clean. The pot wash area was clean and also featured a coin operated dishwasher. The swimming pool only opens in the summer months, so I can't comment on that ,sadly. It's raised, so I couldn't even look at it. There is an outdoor gym, tennis court, football court and basketball court. There is a very small children's climbing frame. There's lots of outdoor seating but also midges that will eat you alive, as we sadly found out one night. The nearest village along the coast is 40 mins walk away. It had a small parade of local shops, bars, cafes and a highly recommended cake shop. I will definitely return to Camping Tres Estrellas. It is a lovely peaceful campsite (in April).