Sant Pere del Bosc Hotel & Spa - Adults Recommended

Lovely spot with great views

The road to the hotel is very rough indeed and would benefit from being properly graded on a regular basis.

Lovely place. View of the sea in distance. Dirt roads to place are rough though. Dinner is very good. Breakfast is ok but would have liked more variety and heated dishes. Staff very attentive. Pool warm enough to swim in October.

Dirt track needs grading. Shower is hard to work in bathroom.

It was beautiful, clean and peaceful. The staff were incredible helpful and the food and wine list was delicious!

I wish we stayed longer!!! It’s so romantic

The hotel seems very remote and yet still offers a distant sea view. It is also close to nearby beaches and botanical gardens.

Sant Pere del Bosc Hotel & Spa is a beautiful property operating far under its full potential, at least during our visit. The wooded, dusty drive up to this hotel was lovely as we gratefully left the loud and crowded Lloret de Mar behind. We had high hopes arising from the online photos and remote location of the hotel. Alas, those expectations were not to be met by this property or its staff. After a short drive up the rutted dirt track, we came upon the impressive structure revealing itself above the trees and looming over a small vineyard. It is hard to describe why we both sensed an odd heaviness laying over the stunning beauty of the property as passed through the metal gates. The receptionist was friendly enough. Although, as he explained the services and policies to us, he flipped from a couple seconds of slow english to large spans of very fast catalan, which left us not fully understanding a whole lot. The deluxe double room was smaller and less well appointed than the ones in the online photos. It was warm and had no real place for two to sit and relax. The window sill was high enough so that we could only enjoy the view while standing. The pool was lovely, but we found the sculptures at the pool and on the property a little artificial and unsettling. In addition, there seemed to be a strange disconnect between the kitchen and reception as if they were two totally separate entities. The main kitchen person was somewhat unreceptive to our questions, curt and kept referring us back to reception. Reception was very upbeat, but somehow spoke in a way that always left us slightly under-informed, if not confused. In the end, this hotel left us perplexed. With all its impressive component parts, it has so very much potential, but from our perspective, it is dramatically falling short of its promise.