Hotel Lauria

進入酒店大廳仿如走進一個古堡，房間簡潔乾淨，在商業區，出門交通，餐飲，景點都非常方便，旅遊住宿非常推薦

サービスもアメニティもミニマムな感じでした。ロケーションはとても良かったです！私の部屋のベランダから少し海が見えました。

Excelente todo.

El personal muy amable y el baño en la piscina... delicioso!!!

rien a signaler

A very central hotel, it's located just 2 minutes away from Balcó del Mediterrani, 10 minutes away from the Roman Amphitheatre and 15 minutes away from the Cathedral. The rooms are spacious, modern, quiet, well-equipped, very clean and have balconies. The en-suite bathrooms are very clean too. The hotel offers a good breakfast-buffet with a couple of hot options, plus tortilla de patatas (there's a microwave to heat it up). The dining room is just beside the nice swimming pool, which is open from May to October. I would be glad to stay here again.

Awful place. Stayed here on May 18th 2024 on the last night of a road trip after staying in several beautiful, clean and welcoming hotels in cities in the south. The hotel receptionist was not helpful at all regarding parking (which is allegedly on-site but was full) and was generally cold and unwelcoming. To top it off despite booking a room for two and clearly being a couple, she placed us in a room with two separate single beds. The room itself was shabby and dusty, and had no facilities. Tiny bottles of soap in the bathroom were the only things provided. The window (which was difficult to open and nearly caused an injury) faced a wall, and the air conditioning was barely functional. The only good point about the whole experience was that our small dogs were allowed and there was no surcharge. However it might have been preferable to bring a kennel and sleep with them on the street. Tips (if forced to stay here) 1: Don’t rely on parking at the hotel. There is a large parking garage on the same street. However the elevator down was broken. 2. If you are over 160 cm tall I would spread towels all over the bathroom prior to taking a shower since the water will flood the bathroom otherwise. 3. There are steps in the hotel reception area leading to the elevators and other areas which would make disabled access difficult and certainly don’t help people with large cases. 4. Avoid, avoid, avoid.