We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, it was recommended no1 in tripadvisor and it didn't disappoint. Great location, we got the bus from Girona airport for approx 2 euros and less than 10min walk through the cobbled streets to the hotel. Reception staff were very friendly and although we were on an early flight they found us a room, we had expected to be told to drop our bag and come back later.

The room was great, flat screen tv, radio/cd player, kettle with tea and coffee making, professional hairdryer, loads of toiletries, in a pretty cool bathroom, I particularly liked the shower, and the sink which slid across to reveal all the toiletries you could need, including disposable toothbrushes and razor.

The only thing that let down our stay was Blanc, the hotel restaurant, who totally messed up our meal, I think we were just unlucky, they served my main course with my husbands starter, and the potato was stone cold, I sent it back and when it arrived again, they didn't redo the meal just microwaved it and smashed up the potato with a fork so that it looked a bit of a mess. Other people's meals looked good, but in the end we walked out as I didn't want to eat on my own, and then watch my husband eat his meal, but at least they didn't charge us, I told the reception who said they would feedback my comments to the manager.

We found a street just off of Plaza Indepencia that had quite a few restaurants where the locals only seemed to go, it was called Figueroles or something like that and de Gust restaurant was particularly good 10 euros for a set menu del dia, with plenty of choice, the waitress took a lot of time to translate the "catalan only" menu to us.

A lot of the places were very Catalan and we did struggle to work out what some dishes were, even though my husband speaks Spanish, but I guess thats not a big issue. Zamzapar tapas bar in the old town was great just pick a plate and select your tapas, I even had a mini fried egg and bacon on a piece of bread.

On Girona town itself, we found plenty to do, and didn't even get time to do our planned trip to Figueres for the Dali museum, thought we'd save it till next time as would definitely return.

Must sees are. the bridges, the old town narrow streets, walk the city walls, the cathedral and the jewish museum (I thought it would be dull but it was very interesting telling you about the narrow streets and Girona's past), and of course the tapas bars, the ones around Independencia Square are very good.

Stayed here with 13 year old daughter in twin room. Front desk staff were excellent, very helpful providing map, suggestions for late night refreshment (we arrived at 11pm) and then printing off train times for us to travel to Figueres. Had pre-booked breakfast , nice selection, excellent freshly squeezed orange juice, but could probably have eaten just as well locally.

Room was good size, quiet, good bathroom. Air conditioning was essential in August.

Probably the best placed hotel for location (especially without a car) - literally 50 yards from a bridge to the old city.

We walked in off the street and got a great rate in late August. The front desk staff was extremely helpful and patient with all of our questions and allowed us to be flexible with the # of nights we stayed. Room was very clean and airconditioned which was great for August and the bathroom was much bigger than expected.

Location is great - it's a short walk to the Placa Independence with lots of cafes or right over the bridge to the old town. Don't bother paying extra for the breakfast, there are plenty of cafes to grab coffee and watch the action go by.

We drove from Barcelona and found free parking easily in some of the lots by the river - no need to pay 21euros/night for the hotel garage.

Day trip to the beaches near Palafrugell was fantastic. We also tried to drive to Cadaques. Even though it doesn't look far on the map, it takes forever and there was tons of traffic on the one lane road to get into town. Definitely leave plenty of time if you're heading there.

We had a day and night in Girona and wanted to see as much as possible. We wanted a comfortable hotel that didn't cost a fortune and this ticked every box. It is not in the old town but is located at one of the bridges linking to it and this was reflected in the very reasonable price. It was a very modern compact business hotel type room with no view of merit but had everything we wanted, quiet, great aircon, modern well equipped bathroom with a good shower, hot drinks facility and comfortable bed.
The staff were very quick and helpful, confirming restaurant booking, ordering taxis etc. We didn't eat in the hotel but there were many options nearby and for a foodie blowout we can recommend "Massana", a short walk away. Would happily have spent another day or two in the hotel and the city