These spacious guest rooms and suites are done up in different styles, from a classical Mediterranean aesthetic, to a more contemporary look, while the Surrealist Suite features a few quirky details. All but four of the guest rooms have balconies offering spectacular views over the Bay of Roses, and even the open-plan bathrooms have unobstructed sea views -- though these might pose privacy issues for some guests.

The rooms with classic-style decor feature details such as plaster columns, statues, and richly patterned fabrics that may not suit everyone's tastes. The modern rooms by contrast feature a cool color palette of austere whites and grays, and are outfitted with contemporary furniture. As for the Surrealist Suite, the decor is fun and avant-garde: The bed sits on a raised platform with a mirror strategically placed overhead, while potted plants and large golden eggs balance on pillared pedestals. An abstract painting decorates one wall of the bedroom, and several ironwork chandeliers and sconces provide interesting lighting. Note that some guests find decor in the rooms to be dated -- think cheap-looking patterned bedspreads and matching curtains and red-wicker furniture -- plus there have been some complaints of maintenance issues, such as broken air-conditioning units.

Air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, minibars, free Wi-Fi, bathrobes, slippers, and electronic safes are standard amenities. Not all rooms come with tea- and coffee-making facilities. The Suites feature lots of luxurious extras, including Nespresso machines, kitchenettes, and spacious bathrooms with walk-in showers and separate bathtubs (the Surrealist Suite has a whirlpool tub). The five top-floor suites stand out for their huge terraces and breathtaking views -- some add outdoor whirlpool tubs.

Hotels in Province of Girona, Spain