We picked this hotel in order to relax for a couple of days after two weeks of travelling through France and Italy - and we picked quite well. The grounds are beautiful. We had a standard room which was big and very comfortable. The bathroom is amazing.
The pool is excellent, and use of the spa is included in the hotel fee. Beaches are only about 25 minutes away.
The staff is very helpful, providing maps and information.
All in all, a wonderful way to end a vacation.

Positives: great front desk staff, lovely grounds, fabulous but pricey dinner. Excellent buffet breakfast. Room was nice, beds were comfortable.

Negatives: hard to find as there are two hotels in town with the same ownership and name. If you go here, ask for the PGA Catalunya or you will end up at the other hotel. Rooms are in need of some repair: shower has a waterfall, but the pipe comes out of a hole in the wall and wobbles and if you want to be right under it, you need to be very thin or you will be rubbing up against the tiled wall. Amenities in room are limited. If you ask for Tissues (none are supplied), you get a meagerly packaged one of 4 tissues. Iif you want more, you have to ask again. There is a nice pool and small spa, but if you want a robe, it's 6 Euro extra. I have no clue why. Nor can I figure out why a supposedly upscale resort won't put tissues in a regular room. The excuses for everything that went wrong, including the a/c breaking on our second night, were absurd, and laughable. A good resort doesn't make excuses, it just works well.

We do not play golf so I can't comment on that. If you don't intend to play, just pick a hotel in Girona, and skip this hotel. If you do stay, there are some nice restaurants just up the road as an option. This hotel is secluded, so definitely take the breakfast package if you stay here. We were disappointed.

Just returned from a 4 day golfing break with friends. Played both the Stadium and Tour courses at PGA Catalunya which were stunning - the Stadium course requires length and accuracy to avoid the punishing rough - qualities I didn't manage to exhibit!

The hotel is part of the same complex, although separately run, and provided a good base for the golf. The interior design is smart, but a bit haphazard, and the available space poorly laid out. As other reviewers have commented, the bar is small, and the lounge/brasserie area a bit soulless. Our trip coincided with the US Open, so having spent the evenings in Girona, and returned for a late drink to watch the TV coverage, we were disappointed that the bar closed despite a large number of customers wanting service.

The rooms were attractively furnished and the bathrooms were excellent. The pool area is attractive, but access is via a fire door from the lounge!

The spa is small but contains a spa bath, sauna, steam room and shower - all fine, but the changing facilities are very small. I had a massage to ease the golfing shoulders, which was excellent.

The reception staff were lovely and very helpful. The bar staff were a little less so and could not be persuaded to stay open even though there were plenty of residents wanting drinks after midnight. The staff at the golf course were lovely. On the first night we dined in the hotel restaurant, and although the food was good, it was pricey and the menu was unfathomable as there was no logic to its layout, and it was impossible to work out what dishes were starters and what were mains until it was explained by the waiter!



Overall, a pleasant stay, but lacking in atmosphere - you will need to get out of the hotel in the evenings for that!

Stayed here as a party of 8 golfers playing the PGA courses on-site and 2 other local courses. The hotel is contemporarily styled but very airy and even the standard rooms were very comfortable, spacious and furnished to a high standard. The food quality was excellent (though expensive in the evenings) and the staff were very efficient and friendly.

Being a golf resort hotel there was excellent access to all facilities and it was nice to be able to fall out from breakfast onto the first tee. Access to Girona takes approx 20 minutes by car and costs 25 euros by taxi, it is worth it though as the city has interesting architecture, very friendly atmosphere and good restaurants.

If I had anything negative to say about the hotel it would be just that unless you are there for golf the hotel is a bit isolated and quiet. As a group of 40 and 50 somethings it didn't bother us and as I say Girona is more or less on the doorstep. The PGA Catalunya courses are fantastic, highly recommended, but there are several other good courses in the area, so nice if you have a few days to fill.