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ACHTUNG!! Es werden, ohne vorabinformation 120 EURO !! als Kaution verlangt!! Unglaublich was man einem so anbietet. In der Reihenfolge: Billigste Möbelaustattung Minimalste Ausstattung, kein Tisch am Sofa Sofa durchgesessen, man sitzt auf dem Rost und teilweise notdürftig geflickt Den kleinsten Fernseher den es auf dem Markt gibt mit einem sehr schlechten Empfangsbild Türen klemmen, also wer mal nachts raus muss, der weckt den Partner und auch die Nachbarn Der Kühlschrank macht unsäglichen Lärm und zwar Tag und Nacht Im Schlafzimmer die billigsten und abgenutztesten Decken die wir je gesehen haben. Nur ein Nachttisch. Keine Nachttischlampen, nur eine billige Deckenleuchte Im Badezimmer keinerlei Ablagen, wehe es fällt eine Kosmetikflasche runter! Balkone zum Hotel sind extrem nah. Daher keine Privatsphäre möglich. Alles sehr laut und bereits am frühen Nachmittag Grölende und Betrunkene im Haus. Auf unerer Seite stehen die riesigen Mülltonnen unter den Balkonen, einschliesslich den Essensresten. Dazu wird zu den ummöglichsten zeiten der Müll abgeholt und Wäsche angeliefert. Wehe, wenn Sie gerade zur Ruhe begeben haben. Sie sind garantiert wieder wach. Die Tür zum Haus wird um 290 Uhr verschlossen, sodass man dann den langen Umweg durch das Hotel nehmen muss. Vorsicht mit Leihwagen! Es sind keinerlei Parkplätze mehr am Haus vorhanden. Die verfügbaren sind duch Reisende mit dem Auto belegt. Tag und Nacht Lärm durch die direkt am Haus vorbeifahrende Schnellbahn und der einzigen großen Hauptstrasse. Unfreundliche Hoteldirektion und nicht für Gäste zu sprechen! Reklamationen jedweder Art zwecklos. Internet kostet mal eben 7 Euro pro Tag. Unser Tipp: Meiden um jeden Preis! Wir haben noch mehr Fotos gemacht. Einfach nachfragen, Sie bekommen sie.

Schrecklich. Direkt vor dem Hotel führt eine stark befahrene Küstenstrasse und eine Eisenbahn (tagsüber alle 20min/ nachts etwas ruhiger). Direkt dahinter beginnt die Partymeile mit Geschäften,Bars, Restaurants und Discos. An Schlaf war nicht zu denken. Der Schall wird zwischen den Häusern hin und her geworfen. Schrecklich. An sonsten kommt man sich vor wie in einer Legebatterie. Entweder hat man Poolsicht mit etwas Meerblick, dabei aber ungefähr 300 Augenpaare die einen dabei beobachten, oder aber die Aussicht in die Müllgasse zwischen den Hotels. Der Müll wird aber gott sei dank erst nach Mitternacht in der Tiefschlafphase abgeholt. Das Essen ist grauenhaft. Animation null und der Strand unsauber. In den Appartsments kann man gleich zu Reiseantritt saubermachen. Campingmöbel und Campinggeschirr erwarten einen und die zu einem Kautionspreis von 120EUR, vor Ort zahlbar. Der Fernseher ist kaum größer als ein DIN-A5 Block. Das Personal ist freundlich aber auch beratungsresistent. Der Hotelmanager lässt sich verleugnen. Lieber umbuchen. Tut Euch das Hotel nicht an, es sind Eure Ferien!!!

Couldnt ask for a better location(right on the beach). Apartments are big and staff are friendly. Yes they can be noisy at times in the early hours but it depends on which age range you are. I stopped here with my wife and we are in our ealy 50's. These are great value for money

Stayed here in October the apartments are clean and basic but quite big.There is a pool next door at the Tahiti Playa hotel where you can use all the facilitiesUnder the apartments is the bar El Ship this has English TV and Pool Table and doesgood food. One down side to the apartment was that it had no kettle.

Had a week at the Thalassa Apartments,not sure why some internet booking agents call this the Thalassa Hotel as this is confusing for anyone not familiar with the resort.Depending on the time of year for this place and resort would make a big difference to which groups of people would be best suited.Early on or late in the season would be more appealing to older families or couples as the noise element of the resort/location is much less.Mid-Summer would be ideal for younger couples or young groups.Families with young children clearly want the sun and long days but the noise element would have to be considered as some families may find the background noise of a busy resort too intrusive.We have had a number of short stays in Santa Susanna in Nov,Feb,April and in these months the resort is generally quiet,lots of pubs/hotels do close completely for several months.In these quiet periods there are often a surprising amount of older folks on coach holidays from Germany,Italy,the Netherlands,in fact anywhere but the UK.We do know the resort in the busy times does attract quite a few Brits and a couple of UK coach operators run holidays here.So some hotels are open for most of the year and seem to do a good job doing All-inclusive deals looking after folks quite well.We did a week in October and saw the ending of the summer season.Hotels and bars were closing down throughout the week,some no doubt shutting shop a bit earlier due to the really heavy rain than fell for nearly 3 days.We saw on one night from the shelter of our balcony a group that were playing in a decent hotel opposite the Thalassa have to abandon the gig completely and the following day the hotel had closed up for the season.The temp. was at best in the mid 20's for quite a few hours most days,a bit cool for the sea but quite a few younger folks made the pool.Interestingly we also were given apartment 109 like another person giving a recent review of these apartments.You have to improvise a bit at times with your kitchen stuff.It wasn't too hard to boil a large pan for water as there was no kettle,so tea and instant coffee making was a doddle.The supplied percolator is a bonus and we made use of this most days,locally bought ground coffee at 1 euro from Carrefour supermarket was brilliant!The omission of a toaster was also improvised by using the large non-stick pan on a high setting on the hob for a few minutes.Overall the aparment was clean and in a good state of repair,the niggle for us was a modern, good sized TV had BBC World News as the only English station from around 50 pre-sets.There was also 1 radio station with 80's UK tunes available.If the Thalassa want us Brits to stay here - update the telly please!As mentioned the apartments are run by the Tahiti Playa hotel which is next door.The apartment reception has various opening times so we had to use the Tahiti's reception as we were a late arrival.It worked out fine but we were only made aware of the relationship of the Tahiti Playa and Thalassa Apartments by reading reviews on the internet,not the agent we booked with.I can understand the apartments not having full 24 hour reception but it could get a bit messy maybe having to get an early flight home and have a real faff getting your various deposits returned alongside the aparment inspection which is needed to return your money.On a brighter note is the free pool use and sunbeds at the Tahiti.The 4.30-5.30 Happy Hour was also a real bonus and gave us the best value drinks in the resort.Also try the great Chinese restaurant at the end of the Santa Susanna strip near Malgrat de Mar.For around ¿¿120.00 for the week for me and my wife this really has to be a superb weeks holiday.We have stayed in the "All-inclusive hotels" before but they are often a real budget setup.A couple of days is all we could take of the plentiful but often luke warm,somewhat bland repetitive food offered.The self-catering deal offered at the Thalassa is way way above this.