First of all, the website says twice "free wifi" It even says that it is available in all areas and free of charge. This is a straight lie. It's available for 30 minutes in the lobby only. If you want it in your room it's 5 euros a day. I don't get why they say something on their front page... More

After spending several trips at this hotel I have now had enough. Rude and poor service and the standard is worse than ever. There are plenty to chose from in Tarragona that are better. This time I had booked the most expensive room alternative and asked for a newly renovated rooms. I got an "upgrade" to a suite that was... More

Overlooking the sea with a view of the amphitheatre, with the old town to one side and the shopping area to the other this hotel could not have been better located. The room was adequate and the breakfast included cooked items, a pleasant surprise for a spanish hotel.

This is a rather classic hotel in Tarragona, probably not the newest, not the most comfortable but the view in the rooms facing the Mediterranean Sea pays for it, the sunset from the balcony is a worth spectacle, Indeed, breakfast buffet is very good. Some weak points, parking is 11 extra € per day, internet is not included and rooms... More

I paid £120 for three nights B&B in January - which I thought pretty good for a four-star - and it kind of was. Rooms were large, clean and comfortable with a spectacular balcony view overlooking the beach and the Roman amphitheatre. The location is great - two minutes walk to the bars and restaurants of the charming old town.... More

We arrived in Tarragona without reservations thinking it would not be a problem to find a quaint, reasonable place like in other towns in Spain. We spent the next two hours looking at one disappointing hotel after another (and we're pretty easy to please). The highly recommended Placa de la Font was full. Our choices came down to the really... More

I have stayed here a number of times now on my business trips. The staff are excellent, food is good and the rooms are clean and comfortable. If you budget can stretch a little always get a room with a sea view, overlooking the bay. fantastic watching the sun rise over the med' and the Roman ruins.

Hotel Imperial Terraco in Terragona is placed on a rise, facing the Mediterranean and an ancient Roman amphitheatre. On a diagonal, and close by, rises the old medieval city of Terragona, topped by a church, so the position of the hotel can hardly be faulted. My husband and I were there at the end of October, 2012, meeting up with... More

Stayed the last wek ion october and booked what we thought were 2 Junior suites. The room that we had initially was extremely tired with the bathroom needing updating, carpet threadbare nad television not working. Told by the female receptioist, blondish long hair that hotels in Spain do NOT have fridges. This girl aged late 20's was quite abrupt. The... More