Casa Anamaria Hotel

The hotel is very tired and dated; the grounds are with beautiful but suffering from a lack of water in the region, hence the water features and gardens were not at their best. But now, faint praise turns to condemnation. Breakfast is ok, but the evening meal was vastly disappointing. Starters, 1 option only, were passable; Vegetarian options were limited to one, and were unimaginative at best and unpleasant at worst.Non vegetarian options also limited to 1 choice - very small portions and barely passable; desserts, 1 option only and three times a blob of ice cream in a messy pool of some indiscriminate juice. One should not come here for an evening meal in the anticipation of anything vaguely gastronomic. I also found it odd that one fellow guest came down 10 minutes before breakfast started, to make a cup of tea and was charged for a tea bag!! I have not stayed in a "4 star hotel" before, where in the best rooms there were no bathrobes, no slippers, no large bath towels, no cotton buds, no cotton wool, no sanitary towels; no coffee and tea facilities, no paper pad by the telephone, nor pencil, and a bottle of water in the room, only every 3 days! Oh and what about the brown loo paper - probably justified on eco grounds but unpleasant to look at or use! Hotel management and staff are, in my experience anyway, usually helpful and pleasant. Here with one fabulous exception on reception, the staff were hands off to the point of being deliberately rude. I got the overriding feeling (and other guests agreed) that you actually were not welcome to stay there.

Nice hotel with a split architecture, the main building is in a French style with a terrace and atrium while the rest of the accommodation is in the converted original farmhouse. Spacious grounds and a well kept garden with nice areas to sit. The service is excellent though some of the staff are more helpful and cheerful than others. Special mention for Angela who gave us the most pleasant breakfast. The food is good, with some interesting dishes. There is a lot of choice on the carte but if like us you stay a week, you might struggle. As you would expect in Spain, dinner is at 8pm , breakfast at 8.30, but they are not always ready by then. If you come in the summer, the swimming pool is impressive with plenty of seating and umbrellas.

Absolutely gorgeous premises!! We were given our choice of a room in the older building and the new building so saw rooms in both buildings. They were equally stunning! We chose the older building and the room was very comfortable. We came midday and we’re hungry - despite the restaurant not being open, they made us a lovely charcuterie platter. We enjoyed very relaxing days on the premises and one night we had dinner at the restaurant. The staff could not have been more accommodating.

Everything was perfect from our room to the staff, the food, the common area and Restaurant... the outdoor area was magnificent with a spectacular pool... the herbs and vegetables from their own garden were amazing... we are already discussing returning there for a few days over New Year's. It's a beautiful place that I highly recommend.

We ate well, we slept well. This was a bucolic haven after a day’s hiking or touring. The staff elevate it to a different level - super friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Laura is a star and Ferran and Paul also. Nothing is impossible or too much trouble. We loved being woken to chattering birds and watching the sensational sunsets from our room. The hotel is in the perfect location for accessing the immensely varied options Girona Province and North Catalonia have to offer. Or, if you simply want to recharge the batteries in a lively spot, this is the place.

Casa Anamaria is beautiful located with nice places to sit in the garden. The swimming pool is worth to make a swim, nice warm and clean. We had a lovely diner outside and the service was great by your host Laura. Also the breakfast was great. The room was authentic and has airco.