3-gwiazdkowy hotel Htop Molinos Park znajduje się w Salou. Oferuje 246 pokoi z balkonem i klimatyzacją.
Doskonałe wakacje z rodziną nad morzem
Dla rodzin przygotowano basen dla dzieci, plac zabaw i animacje dla najmłodszych. W pozostałym czasie goście mogą korzystać z dużego basenu i kortu tenisowego.
Animacje dla dzieciBrodzikPrzyjazny dzieciomPlac zabaw
W okolicy
Centrum „Salou”2,4 km
Centrum „Vila-seca”5,7 km
Centrum „Cambrils”8,3 km
Plaża (Cala Penya Tallada)290 m
Supermarket80 m
Apteka210 m
Szpital5,6 km
Przystanek autobusowy110 m
Bankomat80 m
Reus21 km · ±35 min
Lokalizacja
Carrer del Bosc del Qüec, 1-9, Salou, 43840, Salou, Hiszpania
Często zadawane pytania
Jakie jest najbliższe lotnisko przy htop Molinos Park?
Najbliższe lotnisko międzynarodowe to Reus, około 10 km.
Czy htop Molinos Park leży przy plaży?
htop Molinos Park znajduje się przy plaży lub blisko niej, więc szybko dotrzesz nad morze.
Czy htop Molinos Park jest odpowiedni dla rodzin?
Tak, htop Molinos Park dysponuje udogodnieniami odpowiednimi dla rodzin z dziećmi.
Czy htop Molinos Park ma basen?
Tak, htop Molinos Park dysponuje jednym lub kilkoma basenami.
Ile gwiazdek ma htop Molinos Park?
htop Molinos Park to obiekt 3-gwiazdkowy.
Co mówią goście
6.4
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3381 recenzje w serwisie Google
Before my stay at this wonderful hotel, I read many reviews and, to be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I can now say that I was truly pleasantly surprised — this place exceeded my expectations.
The cleanliness of the hotel, the incredibly friendly and helpful staff, and the thoughtful layout of the entire property are all at a very high standard. Everyone made me feel welcome and comfortable from the very beginning.
My room was located right opposite the elevator, and I was a little worried about the noise, but it turned out to be completely unnecessary. I didn’t find it disturbing at all, especially not during the night.
The location is another big advantage — the beach, bus stops, and travel agency are all within a short walking distance, making it a perfect base for exploring the area.
And the food… simply amazing! I honestly could have eaten there every day for the rest of my life. The variety was incredible, the products were fresh, and every meal was a real pleasure.
I will definitely come back to this hotel in a few years. I’m very grateful that I had the chance to experience this place and create such wonderful memories. Highly recommended!
Some of the reviews are true I will give you my HONESTEST review
HOTEL IN GENERAL;
First of all the hotel is so cold the AC Works amazing when you step in it feels great. I haven’t been into the pool so i can’t give a review on that but its pretty crowded and theres loads of people going swimming at the same time. (My brother got hit in the ear by accident and it’s swollen). The pool activities seems fun (basketball in the water, someones throws a ball into the pool and you have to catch it,..etc) since I myself didn’t went into the pool i can’t give a review on that. They have a bar where they also organise certain things like karaoke, football, bingo,.. and so on. The staff is also very nice and respectful.
rating(4/5)
HOTEL ROOMS;
The AC in the hotels are also very good you have loads of options on how you want ur room temperature to be and stuff. The only thing is the bathroom sometimes makes weird noises and has an oddly weird smell too (in some rooms atleast, because we were with 6 so we had the rooms divided into 3, so i could visit my mom and her bathroom didn’t smell). I like how the bathroom comes with an built in hand dryer and it has body gel, shampoo and hand soap already ready. The cleaning staff also changes your sheets everyday so don’t worry of getting sand in your bed or accidentally spilling something on your bed, because the sheets get cleaned everyday.
rating: (4/5)
THE KITCHEN (food, staff, plates,..);
Let me begin with the minus points (bad) The plates genuinely aren’t cleaned well at all. There is always some grime or sometimes even a bit food stuck under the plate, it was very disgusting other than that the staff was very nice and really understandable. The food wasn’t the worst but it felt a bit unflavoured sometimes. There are lots of food options to pick from which is great. I just wish the cafeteria felt more pleasant, Sometimes when you don’t have anything to talk about you can’t really look around without accidentally looking directly at someone.
rating: (2.5/5)
LOCATION
The location was actually pretty good you are surrounded with multiple beaches and its a great place to walk around and explore. The only thing is there aren’t many stores in the area but there is a bus stop so you can just go to salou with the bus (estimated time around 10 minutes). The beaches in this area aren’t too crowded. and there even is a supermarket near the hotel. I really liked the location.
(4.8/5)
We arrived on Friday after being awake all night, as we had to leave for the airport at 3:00 a.m. Our flight landed in time for the hotel’s 2:00 p.m. check-in, but when we arrived, we were told our room wasn’t ready. We were asked to come back in 20 minutes, but after waiting, it still wasn’t available. In the end, we didn’t get our room until nearly two hours after check-in time, and there was no apology or explanation.
Our room was okay. It was a little dated, but it was clean and comfortable, so we had no complaints about the room itself.
The food was very disappointing. Dinner was mainly fish, and the meat dishes were often undercooked. Breakfast had very little choice, and even the eggs were cold. I was also concerned to see raw fish placed next to raw chicken, with the fish juices coming into contact with the chicken, which is a serious food hygiene issue.
The staff were unfriendly throughout our stay. On several occasions we said “hola” when greeting members of staff, but they didn’t acknowledge us, smile, or even respond with a greeting. I’m not sure whether it was a language barrier, but compared with the many hotels I’ve stayed in across Spain, this was by far the worst customer service I’ve experienced.
The only other positive was the location. The area is beautiful, with lovely beaches, although it is quite hilly. Unfortunately, I would not stay at htop Molinos Park Hotel again and would not recommend it.
Best holidays ever I had the best time with my boyfriend entertainment was amazing. We had bingo quizzes dancing night everything and Robert is a legend. The big boss we love him. We will come back soon very very soon. I don’t
I genuinely don’t know where to begin with this place, but if I could give zero stars, I would. I booked this hotel thinking it would be a nice, relaxing getaway for me and my partner — you know, a bit of peace, privacy, and a comfortable atmosphere. What we got instead felt like some kind of cruel social experiment in how much inconvenience two people can tolerate before completely losing their minds.
First off, the check-in process took forever. We stood there waiting while the staff seemed more interested in chatting among themselves than actually helping guests. By the time we finally got our room key, the mood was already ruined. Not exactly the warm welcome you’d expect when you’re trying to enjoy a special night away.
Then we got to the room… and wow. The photos online must have been taken about 20 years ago. Everything looked worn out, tired, and honestly a bit questionable in terms of cleanliness. The bed creaked every time you so much as breathed near it, which is not ideal when you’re hoping for a bit of relaxation without feeling like you’re about to wake the entire building.
Speaking of that — the walls might as well have been made of paper. We could hear EVERYTHING. People talking in the hallway, TVs blasting in other rooms, doors slamming at all hours. Not exactly the private, peaceful environment you’d want. It completely killed the vibe and made it impossible to feel comfortable.
The lighting in the room was either blindingly bright or weirdly dim — no in-between. The temperature control didn’t work properly either, so we were either freezing or roasting with no way to fix it. It’s amazing how many small things can add up to make a place feel completely unwelcoming.
And don’t even get me started on the bathroom. The shower pressure was basically nonexistent, the towels felt like sandpaper, and there was a lingering smell that made you question whether anything had actually been cleaned properly.
At one point we considered just leaving altogether, but by then it was late and we were too tired to deal with finding somewhere else. So we stayed… and regretted it.
Overall, this place completely failed at the one thing a hotel is supposed to provide: comfort and a decent experience. Instead, it delivered noise, discomfort, and frustration at every turn. What should have been a nice time away turned into a night we’d rather forget.
Save yourself the trouble and book literally anywhere else.
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