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Room with a view.
Bay views.
Garden path towards the tennis courts and pool.
The amazing historical building.
Early morning swim.
On the way to the spa.
Poolside Garbi restaurant during golden hour.
On the way to our room, beautiful antiques.
Breakfast in a Slim Aarons-like setting.
Our balcony.
The pool.
Entering the pool area.
Highs & Lows
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The sea is key: due to the hotel’s special location on a point you can see, hear and feel it from everywhere in the hotel.
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The historic building and grounds are beautifully maintained and so spacious: the pool area, the gardens as well as the tennis area feel like a world of its own.
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The overall relaxed vibe created by the staff as well as the natural surroundings: you feel like you’ve stepped into a sixties beach club - a place under the sun.
Important Bits
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Type
Historic, family-run luxury hotel from 1932
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Vibe
Elegant Mediterranean luxury.
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Location
In a beautiful, private neighbourhood just 100m from the sea and an hour from Barcelona.
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Rooms
74
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Music
The sound is the sea is the best background music at Hostal de la Gavina.
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Year Opened
1932
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Designed By
Rafael Masó i Valentí
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Health & Wellness
Indoor & outdoor pool, fitness center.
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Restaurant
A mix of three formal and informal restaurants.
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Bar
Yes...the Blue Bar Terrace with beautiful views and Bar el Barco with a vintage boat interior.
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Minibar
A lot of alcohol and some snacks.
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Children
Allowed
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Price
Expensive luxury.
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The boardwalk
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Hotel Location Pza. Rosaleda, s/n, 17248 S'Agaró, Spain
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