Natura Park

Ideal hotel for families. Buffet-style food, although there is also a cook who prepares either grilled meats, vegetables, or all kinds of fish every day. Good cleaning. The treatment with the customers is very good, especially the closeness and friendliness of one of the workers, Jessica, who is in the hotel pool terrace in the afternoons due to her attention to the customers.

The Hotel Natura Park in Comarruga has a good starting point: a quiet environment and a short distance to the beach. The beach itself is clean and well-maintained, which is definitely a plus. The rooms are clean but clearly show their age. A modernization is urgently needed here, as the overall appearance is rather outdated. The staff, especially the cleaning personnel, is friendly and attentive. There is nothing to criticize in this area. However, the clientele in the hotel is problematic. There is often unrest, especially from children who run through the hallways and are loud late into the night. Those seeking relaxation will likely be disappointed here. The food is another weak point. The buffet is almost identical every day, and there is a complete lack of variety. It is also not convincing in terms of taste. Many dishes seem not very fresh or like ready-made meals, and even classic dishes like paella are not prepared convincingly. Conclusion: Good location and clean rooms, but significant drawbacks in amenities, food, and quietness. Only conditionally recommended for a relaxing vacation. Additionally: Dogs are allowed, but they may only stay in the room. They are not permitted in any public areas of the hotel, such as the bar or dining room. The parking lot is secure and thus safe, but it costs an additional 10 euros per day.

We were accommodated as four couples from Gijón during the first week of May, in a location close to the beach and the promenade (with a slight slope), spacious rooms with terraces and sea views, impeccable cleanliness, a very varied buffet, attentive and friendly staff, close to entertainment areas and restaurants. We recommend the promenade to Calafell, visiting the Casals Museum, and dining at the Vil-la Casals Restaurant, with a fixed menu of €23, spectacular.