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Stayed 17th to 24 of april family of 4.So pleased to have stayed at villa romana,got to see the best view of tossa de mar,and the morning sun was so lovely.the 1 room apartment was just right size for us,new sofa and kitchen with all new equipment,just great!the staff that where there at the time of our stay, where just so nice,always there to help and big smiles.the weather was so good for that time of year 24 in the day and 17 at night so we all got good tans!some people mite hate that villa romana on top of a hill howevar I think it made the holiday. kings in the castle thats how we felt.will be going back next year.can not wait!!

Have just got back from a 4 night break in Tossa de Mar. We travelled with my in-laws and were given a fab duplex one bed apartment! The ground floor included a very well equipped kitchen area which was open plan with a very large sofa bed, dining table, tv etc and access to a large balcony with magnificent views of the town, sea and castle old town area. Also on this level was a very good sized bathroom, which included a shower over a full sized bath. Up the stairs to a bedroom with a very comfy large double bed and best of all, access to a private sun terrace. This accommodation was spotless and very well appointed - perhaps because so early in the season, everything including the linen was very clean.Our only recomendation is that they could include some hooks or a rail to hang clothes for the occupants of the lower room - the perfect place would be under the stairs!Villa Romana is up a hill, but when you're not in a rush its really no problem, our party of 2 well nourished 40+ year olds and 2 late 70 year olds coped very well, and just made the night cap on the balcony more well deserved!Tossa is a really lovely, friendly relaxed town, probably wouldn't be the first choice for hedonistic thrill seekers, but if you are looking for a picturesque, relaxed, safe place, then this is the place to come. There are lots of lovely little restaurants to choose from and we didn't experience any hard-sell tactics if we showed any interest in a particular place. Do try speaking a little spanish, the locals here really do seem to appreciate the effort.We had glorious weather, not quite hot enough for pool or sea, and fantastic flights Bristol to Gerona (consider this airport as it is much closer than Barcelona!)Enjoy - we most certainly did and do not hesitate in recommending the accomodation and resort.

The hotel is located on a hill near the castle and the town center. We staid in one-bedroom apartment. Number is large enough, the kitchen is equipped rather well, but it would be good to improve the equipment. Especially knives. Huge balcony, well located. The sun in the morning, not hot. There are air conditioners in both rooms, a well-cooled. Staff is very friendly, speaks at least 3 languages¿¿¿¿¿¿. The rooms clean and has everything for cleaning.We were unpleasantly surprised when the linen was not changed after 7 days of stay. We stayed at 9 days, and we do not understand if it is a general rule the hotel for such short visits.Parking is not very handy, small and strong slope.But it is better than nothing.

We stayed in a one bedroom apartment. The apartment was well equipped but the furniture & bedding were a little worn out... In the bedroom, which was huge, there was a tiny double bed with a dresser ... maybe the lack of furniture made the room look bigger. There was a patio door and a large window in the bedroom, so there was a lot of sunlight coming in, actually, any outdoor light was coming in since the drapes looked like they were made out of burlap.The living room/dining/kitchen was decent in size and had a dining table, "sleeper" sofa, small television and a kitchen counter and a patio door as well. The bathroom didn't have a fan, so every time someone took a shower, we had to open the window and let the bugs in... At least, this apartment came with a view... and a pretty nice one too! The hike up to the hotel isn't that bad... it's actually worst with the car just because it's a very narrow road. The price was pretty reasonable, but i guess April isn't peak season, so prices probably vary a lot.

The appartments are on a hill so if you dont like trudging up and down these arn't for you, we didnt really mind, the view is excellent( some app's do have furn trees blocking this a little), we stopped in 102, nice little appartment good size, bed was excellent!,the staff were really nice, we would deffinatly go back again. we went 29th sep to 5th oct, and would advise mozzy spay/ repalent as we both got bitten quite a lot, beautiful area , can be quite costly if you dont shop around for places to eat,i was quite looking forward to catalan food but alas the resturants we did eat in were not that good,never got to go to 6,9 as this is supposed to be really good, perhaps next time.The small beach by the castle is great and if you like snorkling a wonderful little place, nice little bar/ snack area and beer at 3e a pint was a blessing as every where else seemed to be "nailing our hats on" for a pint of beer..if you are after an english breakfast for under 5e there is the sherwood or robing hood cafe(sorry forgot the correct name) on the high street very good value, and nice pleasent people, mick & julies on the other hand(a british sports bar in the old town) well what can i say 8e each and no tea or coffee with breakfast seems a bit steep, a smile would of been nice too...we found some lovely little tapas bars hidden away around the castle , as i have said a very beautiful place just do your homework on good places to eat & drink before you go.