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my daughter booked for the family to go away for my 70th birthday so consequently have not been yet - booked an all inclusive week commencing 24/05/2013 (through booking.com) on closer scrutiny of booking confirmation it states that our all inclusive rate allows us to have a 1/4 of wine with our lunch and dinner or coffee/tea after lunch (yippie) when this ALL INCLUSIVE deal was questioned we received a e-mail saying we could upgrade to a all inclusive all inclusive for a extra 9EUROS a day. So do we go all inclusive, all inclusive inclusive or go camping. Decisions, decisions, I cant say what the rooms, food , general appearance etc. is like as i havent been yet this is just a report to watch out for conditions when you book this hotel ice-cream for the grandchildren is extra as well not to impressed at moment

We checked into this hotel last minute and were very grateful to find it as everything else in Calella seemed to be closed. Only stayed one night so just had breakfast which was ok. Rooms were better than average for Calella and as we pass through every year, we would choose this hotel again.

This is my third visit to the hotel in the last 5 years. its the first time Ive stayed half board and it will be my last. I stayed at the kactus Playa in October The Bernatts rooms etc are superiour but their food does not compare. Ive booked here for half board for 7 nights the dinners are pathetic ,choice is limited, food is cold, if I were a pig farmer I wouldnt feed it to the pigs. The food at the Playa was tasty and hot. Marks out of 10 for the facilities 10 for the food minus 10. If I stay here again I wont be dining

Adequate at best. It may have been our choice of room but the room was small and claustrophobic. Towels were rough and uncomfortable. The bed had one large pillow for two so it was impossible to manipulate it so we'd both be comfortable. We stayed here because it was near to a restaurant we were going to but I wouldn't really recommend it for booking.

Just returned after a week at Bernatt II, having booked last minute on a full board basis. What can I say, ticked most of the boxes - staff were very friendly and accommodating, especially those in the restaurant. The food was of a good quality and varied....some on here have complained that breakfast was 'samey', which it is if you have bacon and eggs every day! Full continental incl toast, pastries, cereals, meats, cheeses and cererals plus eggs & bacon was available every morning. No complaints here! What I liked was no pushing or shoving at meal times, all very respectable and orderly. This is possibly something to do with the clientele, which were mainly Spanish, Italian and Dutch families. Very few English at the hotel. Suggest upgrading to the family drinks package, which is ¿¿¿9.20 per family of 4 per day. This gets you a bottle of wine at lunch and dinner, or beer, soft drink each for the kids and unlimited bottled water. Saved us a packet. The hotel is located less than five minutes walk from the beach. Buy your sunbed & parasol voucher at the hotel as this is half price. Bernatt have their own stretch of the beach and you can buy drinks etc at a discounted rate from the BK beach bar. Again, staff very friendly.Rooms very clean and good housekeeping service. Our room had air conditioning, this wasnt quite cold enough as the a/c turned off when you removed the key from the slot in the room....to overcome this we were issued two keys, one we kept in the room so that the a/c was on constantly. Not very Eco friendly but a blessing at night.Our room was directly over the pool. No fights for sunbeds at 7am as the pool was cleaned every morning and nobody bothered using them until after 10am. The pool isn't very big and after 4pm it goes a bit mad with the kids etc. it's not that they are rowdy, just that the pool was a bit snug! As a result, the later you got into the pool the worse the water quality was, what with all the sun cream. That said we visited the Amieka and their pool was smaller and they have many more guests. Nightmare. For this the Bernatt loses a mark for me.We had a great time here, it was relatively quiet and very friendly. There is a mini disco every night and some form of entertainment on, which tries to cater for everyone. Calella is a fairly small resort, not that much to other than walk through the bustling commercial centre at night and / or take a road train ride, which lasts for 45 minutes and is great fun if your train consists of loony, loud Italians! Ignore the negative, they are either too fussy or making a mountain out of a molehill.