The hotel is advertised as cyclist friendly and this is certainly true. They offer a secure bike storage area but this is located in the basement down a flight of stairs that is difficult to navigate in cleats. The storage room has a range of tools for emergencies. There is a pool in the bike room but it was empty.

The rooms are good and clean and had everything we needed with the exception of milk for coffee. All a bit odd.

The breakfast was great and the coffee bar served the most amazing coffee. The hotel itself is located in a really central area which may be an issue if you have a car. We arrived by train and it was perfect.

Would definitely stay again.

We stayed at the Ciutat Girona on 14 April 2023. We were charged 174.64 Euros for a one night stay. This did not INCLUDE BREAKFAST in a room without a balcony. We had a drink in the hotel bar We wanted to go to our room to freshen up for the evening. The bar was left unattended for 10 minutes so we could not pay. After waiting we went to our room (405} to freshen up for the evening.. We had a phone call to the room after around 15 minutes accusing us off trying to get away with not paying. THE BAR HAD BEEN LEFT UNATTENDED..i do not take kindly to such accusations. The hotel bar was closed when we returned a little after 10 p.m. and we had to make do with what the receptionist could provide in between her other duties. We were on holiday and the whole experience at the bar left a lot to be desired. The air conditioning was defective so we had to have to the window of the room open because the room was so hot. Of course, deliveries to local businesses made sleep impossible as the night progressed. The television remote control did not work so there was basically no TV. The flooring at the entrance to the bath room was breaking up and not to an acceptable standard. And the final insult was that we were charged for water from the mini bar! We have stayed at the Ciutat before but this will be the last time. And I reiterate that we paid 174.64 Euros for this experience.

We actually stayed in an apartment owned and operated by the hotel (Apartments Place Del Vi). The apartment was huge and fabulous but it was a bit of a walk from the actual hotel and there was no way to drive to the apartment because non-local cars are not allowed in the old town. So, we felt a little funny rolling super loud suitcases over the cobblestone streets, past outdoor diners, etc. But we got there and it was worth the hassle. Hotel staff we wonderful.