Hotel is located in the heart of Girona and that was the reason we reserved it for 10 nights. Although the location is excellent, we were pretty surprized with the type of room we recieved. It was new and looked very well. We upgraded it to have 3 beds in it. And here come the problems:1.There is no closet in the room whatsover. So for 10 nights we had to live on our suitcases all over the room 2. for some reason the window could not be closed, and also the radiator could be colsed...1 so its either its too cold or too hot or too noisy from the street...;-(. 3.There was a problem with the toilet and an electricity socket was damaged and therefore dangerouse (open wires in the bathroom). We told reception and they sent someone to fix both the day later. 4.unfortunately they were not fulling the soap in the bathroom so we had to buy soap...!!! when I asked the reception he was pretty nice and sorry - but he is alone in the hotel... so he gave me some soap in hands... this waas fo two days alredy - in these days thye did not clean the garbage so we had to fill grabage in nylon bags we bought... :-(
so you understand. The potential is there but for some reason either we did not have luck... but most probably the hotel is understaffed and not controlled well... pity. It seems we were the first guest who stayed there so many days... most stay for one or two nights and do not suffer the issus we had...

I stayed here for 2 nights. I was in Girona to watch football, Girona v Eibar in the 2nd Division of La Liga. I arrived by train from Barcelona. It took me less than 15 minutes to walk to the hotel. My room was relatively small but, it had every facility I needed for my stay apart from a tea and coffee facility. The breakfast was more than adequate with an excellent choice. The centre of Girona and the River Onyar is 5 minutes away and the Old Town and Cathedral 15 minutes away. It took me about 35 minutes to walk to the Montilivi Stadium home of Girona Football Club. Overall, I found Girona to be a gem of a place. It's a superb City to visit. I would recommend a stay at this hotel.

We stayed at Hotel Peninsular in Girona July 2019 with a group of friends on a cycle trip. Unfortunately, three bikes were stolen from this hotel in the early hours of the morning. They were stored in a locked car park across the road from the hotel which was broken into. We were told that we could not take our bikes to the room, even though they were clean, and some were very expensive. The police were involved, and the hotel told us that they would contact their insurance and replace our bikes as they were at fault. As soon as we returned to Australia there was minimal contact and the hotel kept saying they would contact us and did not. After months of emailing back and forth the hotel offered 150€ ($240AUD) which is an absolute joke. Lucky we had travel insurance, but if we got to keep our bikes with in the first place this would not have happened.