My stay wasn't ideal for kids. There wasn't very much for them to do other than go swimming in small pool. Pool table kept breaking down & was expensive at 2€ a game. In addition to this when I arrived at les dalies I was told I had to pay for the stay there in full even though I was paying by credit card. I asked what if I didn't like it here which was answered with a shrug of the shoulders. I wasn't impressed. Had to ask for towels on second week as they forgot to change them and sheets only changed once in the 11 night stay

Good and clean and in quite a good position but on the most noisy road in Salou.

Room was clean. Had a hairdryer and an assortment of toiletries. Has a microwave and a good size friend. Two electric cooker rings but not a lot of anything else really. Bathroom was tiny.

Swimming pool is very small and only a handful of sunbeds.

Worst thing is having to hand over 150 euros as a deposit on arrival per room - even for only 1 night at the end of our holiday. Not good and policy needs to be reviewed immediately.

Lots of vending machines in the voyer and a good snack bar for fresh coffee and croissants - all at a decent price.

Receptionist was very friendly and helpful.

We kept the room on until 6pm for 25 euros. We thought that was pretty reasonable. Check-out is 11am!!

I stayed there for one night with my family and it was one of the worst experiences we've ever had when it comes to hotels.
First of all, since Salou is not the safest place to leave your car overnight (if you even manage to find a parking spot), prior to booking the hotel we made sure to check if there was a private garage in the hotel. Apparently, as stated on the website we booked the hotel from, there was a private parking in the hotel (with applicable charges, of course). When we got there, they told us the garage was "full for today", so we needed to look for an available parking spot all over the town and leave one of us sleeping in the car, just in case.
(There is a small parking lot in front of the hotel, which is occupied by staff during daytime, but it's almost empty overnight. We were planning to leave early in the morning, before the staff comes to work, but they didn't let us leave our car there although we offered to pay - of course, it's not their obligation to let us do it, but it would at least make up for their lack of professionalism considering the private garage.)
We didn't look for luxury of any kind, but the room we got had nothing to do with what we had seen on the website. It was UNACCEPTABLY dirty, beds were uncomfortable and the lavatory was plugged.
Although they, supposedly, accept credit cards, they couldn't charge ours for deposit (we had no problems using it anywhere else whatsoever), so they took us €150 or so in cash.
Besides, the evening we got there, we asked the reception guy if we could talk to his boss about all those issues we had with this hotel. He told us when the manager was supposed to be at work the day after - and, of course, he wasn't there.

Just a side note - it was very noisy as well. Of course, one can hardly expect a quiet place to stay in a town with a nightlife like Salou, but, if you're travelling with young children, look for a more quiet area.

I travelled to Salou in August of 2007 and stayed at Les Dalies apartments on the outskirts of Salou. We managed to book the holiday as a last minute deal and got an excellent price for it. I was pleasantly surprised by the apartments. They were clean and spacious and well equipped. There was a decent sized kitchen area with hob, kettle, microwave and sink, all that you could need for self catering although we ate out for the duration of the stay. There was plenty of wardrobe space and enough room to accomodate up to 4 people reasonably comfortably.
The cafe attached to the apartments was perfect for breakfasts and stocked some lovely pastries and croissants as well as some basics such as water and bread, although the local supermarkets were much more keenly priced. I also looked forward to my daily latte and the staff at that time were very friendly and accomodating.
Once a week the apartments were cleaned and new towels supplied and the cleaning staff took a great deal of care whilst cleaning. If you are going though I would advise that you bring some washing up liquid and a drying cloth or two with you for the dishes as these are not provided.
The location of the apartments was pefect for us. They were far enough away from the centre of Salou to be quiet but only a short walk to the beach (about 200 yards or so) and a twenty minute walk away from Port Aventura, although there were plenty of taxis, busses and the train ride which travelled frequently to and from the park. It was also quite close to the bus station at the beach which was handy when we went on our day trip to Barcelona.
The main downsides of the accomodation were that there was no entertainment (although some people may consider this a blessing, myself included!) The pool was quite small and the jacuzzi wasn't working for the entire duration of our stay. There was a150 euro deposit which was paid when checking in and which was returned after a final inspection of the room on the day of checkout.
If you want a good base for a holiday in salou and aren't too fussy about a whole lotta bells and whistles then this is the accomodation for you. One word of warning though, I thought this was great value for money when I visited but I did get a REALLY good deal. I've looked up the apartments since and they've been charging considerably more. Don't pay four star prices for this accomodation because, although its spotlessly clean and adequately comfortable its a no frills establishment. Only book if the price is right and then you'll have no reason to complain.