Little Hotels in the Costa Brava

Boutique Hotel Can Pico

, Pelacalc
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A very new little boutique hotel in a very old house, set in the Alt Emporda area on the Costa Brava.

Swimming pool
Garden
Restaurant
Car Park
Guest rating 9.1

Hotel Aiguaclara

, Begur
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When you arrive at the Hotel Aiguaclara, you will be greeted by your hosts Clara and Joan, who will take great pleasure in showing you their hotel.

Restaurant
Car Park
Guest rating 9.5

Hotel Palau Lo Mirador

, Torroella de Montgri
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Palau Lo Mirador was once a royal palace, dating from 1385. Today it is a great hotel in the heart of Empordá.

Swimming pool
Garden
Restaurant
Car Park
Guest rating 8.3

Castell d'Emporda

, La Bisbal
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High on a hilltop, within sight of the sea, there is an imposing mediaeval castle called Castell d'Emporda. Today it is a unique hotel, stylish but casual, owned by Albert Diks.

Swimming pool
Garden
Restaurant
Car Park
Guest rating 8.6
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Reasons to visit the Costa Brava

Catalonia's most well known "costa" has to be the Costa Brava which stretches from the French border to just north of Barcelona and is in the province of Girona. The Costa Brava was Spain's first package tour destination for northern Europeans and has remained popular but fortunately (with the exception of a few resorts) is still unspoilt.

The picturesque coastline has inspired many artists and writers over the years and it is easy to see why - beautiful crystal-clear waters meeting rocky promontories and little sandy coves backed by pine-clad cliffs and fishing villages. Inland is just as charming with pretty medieval villages, castles and other monuments scattered about the fertile countryside.

Worth visiting in this area is the Dalí museum in Figueras, the medieval village of Pals, and on the coast the beautiful bays of Tamariu, Aigua Blava, Calella de Palafrugell and Llanfranc.

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