For us Port Sitges Resort is the perfect base for a short break. The bathrooms are now a little tired but clean. I wouldn't describe the apartments as suitable for a self catering holiday but good enough to prepare a simple meal.
In the 2 bed apartments the second room is a twin but has no wardrobe or drawers, so is fine for families not for 2 couples sharing.
We don't take breakfast in the hotel - there's a bakery amongst the restaurants in the harbour, even the small well stocked supermarket sells good fresh bread so why would we?
The restaurants in the harbour are pricey and the service in some is pretty pour (pick the ones which are busy with locals). The Pizza restaurant at the very end is excellent, good value lovely service, great for families.
As we usually go May/June time the hotel can be very quiet - which we like, I often have the pool area to myself, bliss!
Wi-Fi isn't good in some of the rooms but it's free and fine in the main areas.

This hotel is a 15 minute walk into the main town of Sitges and has some very handy restaurants just outside it overlooking the marina. It was a little difficult to find to start with but when we got there the staff were very welcoming and room that we had was large and clean. Sitges itself is an interesting place to visit and has plenty of choices for eating and drinking. It is definitely geared to the gay traveller which we hadn't realised and seemed a very fun place for the one night that we were there.

We chose this hotel as we wanted a sea view and self catering hotel. We arrived at one pm and our room was available to check in. We booked through Thomsons and paid 640 for a week with 4T so expected fairly good accommodation.
The junior suite we had paid extra for with a sea. Very basic we had twin beds pushed together. One bedside table. Dated bathroom with rusty fittings. Towels thin and threadbare.
The kitchenette is basically a fridge, sink with 2 electric rings. 2 small cups, 2 plates 2 wine glasses. Hardly self catering!
A welcome pack with a few basics would have been helpful.
We walked about 10 minutes into Sitges along a costal path, eventually found a shop to buy milk, bread, coffee etc.
The TV had 3 English channels all news.
That evening the weather was torrential rain with thunder and lightening. We got ready for dinner and decided to eat in the hotel restaurant it was too wet to head out.
The restaurant wasn't open, there was no bar to have a drink in, no nothing!
We headed out to a restaurant 100 yards away, a fish restaurant. The Taverna was ok but overpriced. One starter, sea bass and hake main meals with 2 bottles of water €60.
The hotel felt empty and neglected.
It's only day one but felt compelled to write this review.
Please don't stay here if you want a self catering holiday.
If all you want is a bed for the night and a sea view then this is the place for you.
2 star at best.

stayed for 1 week in sept 2010, booked through hotels.com. We were really impressed with the hotel, the staff were very pleasant and helpful throughout the stay. The room was really clean, no faults at all.

The kitchenette was in particular a lifesaver (eating out can be somewhat pricy), with sufficient pots, pans and cutlery for cooking. Invest in some washing up liquid and servettes and you're sorted! The air conditioning was fantastic, weather was around 30C when we arrived, but the room was pleasantly cool and at night there were no problems sleeping! ive seen reviews commenting on the bed being hard but we completely didnt notice any difference to any other hotels!

The location is a little out of the way alright, with about 20 steps to go down to reach the hotel, which is directly located on the port in sitges. However, provided you are in normal good health, don't let this put you off a beautiful hotel in a fantastic location!