Ria-Sirach Vacation Packages

Super accueil très sympathiques personnes qui nous a accueillis dans ce superbe établissement la jeune fille de l'accueil prend soins de ces hôtes je recommande vivement encore merci pour tout au plaisir de revenir bientôt

We stayed here specifically for the Catalan Dragons rugby, and the location couldn't have been better for that. The hotel itself exceeded expectations — wonderful service throughout, a good breakfast, and the hosts genuinely couldn't have been more accommodating. We deliberately booked a small room without a spa, and it was ideal for our needs — a great balcony, and the air conditioning worked perfectly even during a heatwave where temperatures exceeded 42°C. The immediate surroundings aren't the hotel's strong point — it's a fairly run-down area with no bars or restaurants within walking distance, though there are a few small shops nearby for drinks and snacks to stock the room fridge cheaply. If you're staying multiple days, I'd recommend having a car. That said, getting into town via the 'A' bus is easy — one runs every 10-15 minutes and it's only €1.50 per person. Overall, this is a great choice if you're here for the rugby, a couples' weekend (48 hours works well), or as a base while exploring further afield.

The room and hotel were clean. The sheets and towels were very clean. However, the hotel is old and is not a 4-star hotel. It should be rated as a 3-star hotel with a pool. We only stay one night so it was good, but if you are looking for a luxury place to spend your beach holidays it may not be the place. It seems that the hotel may have been luxurious 20 years ago, but not any more. On the contrary, the dinner at the restaurant was great as well as the service. We didn’t try the breakfast the next morning, but didn’t look great for 25 Euros.