Hotel Tahití Playa

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : Great value for money and good atmosphere
  : The breakfast was cold

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : the restaurant is pretty good
  : Time of check out is too early and have no quilt in the room the air conditioning does not work well

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : - Very nicely located right next to the beach, with its own beach access. - Excellent, diversified food, though I think it could use more spices and feature more local specialties and flavours. But really, a huge choice of different kinds of delicious food! - Almost all rooms have a view of the sea. - Clean swimming pools in the middle of a delightfully sunny patio. - Enough animations to keep those who like this kind of fun busy, but at the same time, not obnoxious for those who prefer to do their own thing. - Large TV screens in the rooms: many hotels tend not to replace and update older, smaller LCD screens, this one spared no expense in this department.
  : - No electric kettles in many rooms. I would expect that to be a standard service. You need to rent one from the Front Desk at 20 euros, which I think is a bit much, even though it's fully refundable at check-out. - Not enough power outlets in the rooms! Again, if you want to plug in a phone charger or two AND the aforementioned kettle, you need to go down to the Front Desk again to rent an extension cord with a splitter (10-euro deposit!). And then to plug it in, you need to get behind the desk in your room, where all but one (next to just ONE of two beds) power outlets are hidden. - the air-conditioning in the room was insufficient and hard to adjust and the staff weren't very helpful in getting it fixed, claiming it was working fine. Well, it wasn't... And the controls are installed VERY high up on the wall, making them extremely hard to reach for short people. - the following is more about Santa Susanna and less about the hotel itself: the beach along with the first "row" of hotels is separated from the rest of the town - including the main street/promenade - with a rail line with only a handful of underground passages. Thankfully, the hotel sits on one of those, but this is still very inconventient. Also, the train station is a 15-minute walk from the hotel, which is far enough to make a day trip to Barcelona a rather exhausting experience.