Ξενοδοχεία με Parc dels Tallinaires, Castelldefels

Great little hotel only a short walk to beaches and restaurants. The hotel and rooms are nothing fancy with basic amenities, but since everything else you could need is literally less than a five minute walk away it makes no difference. Nice terrace out front for evening drinks before going out, or for breakfast. Breakfast itself is basic but more than adequate to start your day. Rooms are very clean and staff are very welcoming and courteous. I've stayed at 139 on a couple of occasions for both business and tourism and will stay there again in the future.

We didn't expect much from the hotel, the hotel itself is clean and spacious room, but the woman on the recess is very rude. We booked a room with 2 single beds, we were given a room where 1 huge bed and 2 children's, on my claim , this woman said - don't like, you can leave, you will return the money! I have never met such a terrible service anywhere. On the second night at all the water was turned off and we could not wash after the beach! It was necessary to wash with water that was bought for drinking.

For the person to book, the specific situation is not clear. Send a friend to the hotel entrance, shopping is very convenient nearby, and eating is convenient. It’s really cheap to rent a car in Spain, haha.

It is suitable for stays of more than one week. The front desk sometimes has Chinese people. It is convenient to communicate. It is recommended to rent a car. The airport taxi is about 30 Euros to the hotel. The 94/95 bus at the hotel entrance is 2.2 Euros directly to Plaza de España and Catal. Ronia Square, the car is about 40 minutes without traffic jam, it is very convenient

Stayed here for one week location excellent opposite the public beach plenty of restaurants near by. There is a shopping mall 20 mins walk away and Lidl. Rooms nicely decorated and lovely big shower. Ladies came everyday to clean and change towels. Hotel charge 2 euros for beach towel every time you change for fresh so bring your own and wash them in the shower. Did not try the food or drinks. Breakfast is 8 euros and you have 4 choices which you have to pre order and to be honest not worth the money as you can get cheaper and better quality elsewhere. Some of the reception staff are helpful when the have time. Bus to Barcelona 2 euros stop 5 mins walk away. Would love to come back again for relaxing holiday.

Me and my 15 yr old daughter did a night here before flying home to the UK next morning. We had been staying at Portaventura and I had been nervous about being 2 hrs travel from the airport on the day and dependent on potentially unreliable public transport. This hotel despite the description isn’t that near to the airport - about 5 miles away and the bus we transferred to (L99) doesn’t stop that near to the hotel- good 20 mins walk with suitcases in tow. But I knew some of this before and was prepared. You need your iPhone map on to find it through a number of suburb streets. As regards the hotel, it’s no frills but the staff spoke good English and my daughter now speaks conversational Spanish too which helps. They were also all very friendly. Room normal Ibis basic but fine for overnight stay and breakfast was simple continental but again fine when it’s basically grab and go you want. Looking at the bus timetables to airport next morning they were all being cancelled or delayed so we got a taxi (there’s a rank outside hotel) instead for €22. Ate at the McDonald’s adjacent to hotel and there is also a Lidl over the road., would consider using it again in similar circumstances

Hotel is between the airport and the center. It is more an hostel than an hotel, even if it is clean. The area has nothing interesting, only buildings for sleepers.

Good location near the airport, despite BCN's awful public transport. It's a nice, cheap place to stay if you need to be near the airport for an early flight and don't mind staying in a hostel bunk. I only stayed one night and didn't explore the area much, but it seems there's plenty around to do if you're staying a bit longer than I did.

Este hotel está ubicado a tres cuadras de la estación de metro que en 20 minutos te deja en el centro. El señor que se encontraba en recepción a la noche nos indicó cómo ir sin necesidad de sacar el auto del estacionamiento, ya que es un incordio conseguir lugar para estacionar y los valores son altos. El hotel posee parking a la vuelta con un costo de 10€ diarios. Las habitaciones son pequeñas, cómodas, tanto el colchón como las almohadas. Disponen de caja de seguridad. Las instalaciones se ven limpias. Las personas de recepción son correctos. El único inconveniente que tuvimos es que pedimos si nos guardaban unas bebidas en la heladera del hotel porque la habitación no dispone de frigobar y nos dijeron que no lo tienen permitido. Solo medicamentos

I’ve been waiting to write this review ever since I got back home from Barcelona. I stayed here with my partner for a few days during the week for his birthday. Admittedly we booked this hotel via Lastminute.com as a package with flights with Ryanair and we liked the look of the hotel as it was a trusted brand (Holiday Inn) and Molins de Rei seemed like a decently good area to stay in with easy access to central Barcelona. However… The hotel’s actual location is fine, it’s beside a supermarket and a restaurant (Viena, a local chain, we didn’t go but it was popular any time we passed), and it is also a 10-15 minute walk from Molins de Rei train station which is very handy for getting the train to the city, and I’ll get back to trains and transport later in this review (please do read as I wish I knew this before I arrived!) We got room 236 and fair warning, this room wasn’t very nice. I’ll attach photos to this review but our air conditioning unit was COVERED in black mould and we obviously could not use it for air as I was worried about catching something like a chest infection! And our television had a massive crack/deep scratch right down the middle of it. Totally unusable. After that, not long after checking in, we went back down to reception with photographic evidence and the reception team were completely oblivious to the state the room was in. Ironically enough each room comes with a certificate of cleanliness guarantee, did no one notice the MOULD? We asked to swap rooms as it was totally unacceptable and we were told we had to wait until the next morning as the place was fully booked. Fine, we can sleep with the window open. Next day, we were told we wouldn’t be able to move until that evening, but thankfully the head of the housekeeping team phoned our room and told us another room was ready for us. I joked to my partner “I bet they’ve moved us to the one across the hall”… and they had. To 237. It was a bit better with no smashed TVs and a clean air con unit - BUT, there was an extra door connecting this room to the one beside it, and we could hear shouting and arguing from whoever was staying in that one so that wasn’t great. Also the light from that room would shine under the connecting door which isn’t great when trying to sleep, so we had to use a spare towel to block it out. One major thing I would ALSO like to mention is that this hotel is right next door to a nightclub called Eitwo, which we didn’t even know about until Friday night, last night as of writing this, when we were flying back early Saturday morning. This club ONLY opens on a Friday and Saturday according to the reception team, and from about midnight to 6 o’clock in the morning, there were huge groups of people just hanging around on the road directly outside the hotel, and they were screaming and shouting and throwing things, for HOURS. We didn’t get much sleep, so if you’re planning to stay here over the weekend, please keep that in mind. So, going back to t