ME Sitges Terramar

A nice and modern hotel in a quiet location. However, the system of using plastic cards to exchange for beach towels felt unnecessary and out of place — it really ruined the overall impression, especially for a 5-star hotel. Towels should already be placed on the sunbeds, not handed out through a token system.

Good place to stay

first off, hotel is beautifull and in a beautifull location. Only major problem we had was that they checked us into someone elses room by accident so when we arrived we let ourselves into someone elses room . The room was a different room type and had someone elses stuff in it. Cleaner walked in and seemed suprised we were in there. we told reception and they gave us the correct room, they didnt seem to bothered even though to me it seemed like a security issue. I dont know if they told the person whose room it was that we had been in it. That made me feel a uncomcortable in terms of safety and security. Apart from that hotel was beautifull, food was average, we wanted to go to the roof top bar but we needed to have booked it (noone told us). Id still probably go back but make a point of the security issue in the future. thanks.

Great pool area and hotel beach cabanas and beach restaurant. Rooms are great. Staff very friendly but must be a new crew as food or drinks took 2-3 times longer than a normal bar/restaurant and didn’t always get what you ordered.

Amazing Property! Lovely location.

The staff treated us like family they had not seen in a long time .

Great views from room. The non private shower in the room causes some inconvenience as in our group there were a father and daughter and brother and sister. Ok for couples. At times the shower drain was emanating sewage smell

Beautiful hotel with amazing views to enjoy and relax.

Beautiful hotel with amazing views to enjoy and relax.

A large, modern and welcoming hotel by the beautiful seafront of Sitges. There is a feeling of space in the lobby and the public areas are well-styled and softened with modern art and plants. The bar and restaurant both offer relaxation overlooking the sea. The staff were pleasant, welcoming and helpful. The room was comfortable and clean with beautiful views from the terrace (I had a room on the 6th floor directly overlooking the sea). I would say the corridors are a bit more basic-looking than the public areas and lobby, but that wasn’t a problem. The spa was closed during my stay (November). It doesn’t state this on some booking sites, so just be aware out of season. Also, it isn’t very clear what all the various room types are. I booked a 37m2 room on Hotels, although the same room type on the hotel website seemed to be 27m2. It’s something to do with the way each higher floor is set back from the one beneath. The breakfast was very good, if a little pricey at 35 quid per day. There was excellent choice though and the quality was great. There aren’t any cafes immediately outside, except for at the next hotel up when turning right out of the hotel. The pleasant and inspiring walk into town along the promenade is really lovely, flat, and takes about 20 minutes. For me, this was a real highlight. The museums are really good and interesting, as well as the old town. Overall, I had a really enjoyable 2 night stay and I would definitely return.