Av Port Del Reig, S/N, Playa Santa Margarita, Roses, Spain | (618) 248-8274
Close to the beach, dining options, and shopping
Basic rooms with TVs, balconies, and sleek bathrooms
Outdoor pool, children’s pool, and enclosed pool bar
Buffet-style restaurant with half and full-board options
Bar with pool tables, arcade games, and entertainment
Public computers (for a fee) and free Wi-Fi in public spaces
Games like putt-putt and air hockey
On-site parking (for a fee)
Dated elements like tube TVs and decor
In-room Wi-Fi costs a fee
Rooms lack coffee- and tea-making facilities and minibars
No on-site gym
The mid-range Prestige Goya Park is a petite resort-like property that’s five minutes from the beach and a 10-minute drive to Roses' town center. Features are aimed at both couples and families, and include a pool, a kids' pool, family-friendly games, a buffet-style restaurant, and a bar. While the public spaces are contemporary, the 246 guest rooms have dated decor and tube TVs, plus they lack minibars and Wi-Fi incurs a fee. Travelers might also want to consider Hotel Marina, which has rooms with air-conditioning and mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi throughout, and a gym.
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Scene
Resort-like property with streamlined public spaces and a relaxed atmosphere
Prestige Goya Park’s lovely grounds are dotted with palm trees and lush greenery that are broken up by pools, paths, loungers, tables, and games like putt-putt golf. Overall, this little resort-type property has a relaxed atmosphere that suits the leisure tourists who come here for a dose of sunshine and beach time. Public spaces are modern and streamlined, with shiny floors, large abstract pieces, and funky, futuristic yellow and gray couches. The restaurant is quite large for this property, full of natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, and it has plenty of seating -- some of which might feel a bit tight in some areas. The bar is similarly large and has a game area, entertainment space, and gray contemporary chairs. The majority of guests are families, though plenty of couples stay here too.
Location
Within walking distance of the beach, shops, bars, and restaurants
The hotel is well situated in the coastal town of Roses, within a five-minute walk of the beach, shops, restaurants, and bars. The town center is about a 10-minute drive away. It’s a 20-minute walk to the Citadel of Roses and the Aquabrava waterpark (or about a five-minute drive). For those who want to do a day-trip to France, the border is less than an hour away. Other nearby attractions include the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres and Dali's House-Museum in Cadaques, both about a half-hour drive away. Girona-Costa Brava Airport takes an hour’s drive to reach.
Rooms
Homey but dated rooms with tube TVs and balconies, plus safes and Wi-Fi for added fees
The room decor at Prestige Goya Park looks homey but dated, with gray speckled tiles, worn wooden furniture, white bedspreads, dated chairs, and blue floral curtains. Rooms could use an upgrade in modern amenities as well, as they're limited to tube TVs, balconies, and safes (for a fee). Wi-Fi costs a fee to use as well, and there's no coffee- and tea-making facilities or minibars. Bathrooms are modern with white marbled sinks and large mirrors, as well as shower/tub combos, bidets, and toiletries in wall dispensers. Note that some guests report bothersome noise due to thin walls.
Features
Outdoor pool and kids' pool, bars, game areas, restaurant, Wi-Fi in public spaces, and parking
This mid-range hotel caters mainly to families, offering them plenty of leisure amenities. There’s an outdoor pool that’s serviced by a pool bar, as well as a children’s pool. Surrounding the pool are grassy areas and outdoor games like putt-putt golf and air-hockey. Inside, the buffet-style restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus half-board and full-board plans are available. The large bar serves drinks and provides two pool tables, arcade games, and live entertainment throughout the year. There’s no gym nor meeting rooms, but the hotel has two public desktops that can be used for a fee. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby (but not in rooms), while on-site parking incurs a nightly charge.
