Hotels in Girona

At least one rough stone wall in each room reminds visitors that this building in the center of the old Call dates from the 14th century. If you want to immerse yourself in the atmospheric old city, this lodging is a good choice at a good price. The rooms are small to midsize and…

This modern hotel is located on the west side of the river between the San Feliu footbridge and Parque de la Devesa, a popular evening gathering spot in the summer. The generously sized bedrooms feature contemporary furnishings and up-to-date technology. Families will be pleased that…

A hotel within a working chocolate factory will be many people’s idea of bliss. Add a roof terrace with river and old city views, and the fact that it’s run by Jordi Roca, one of the world’s great pastry chefs, and you’ll understand why Casa Cacao is such a golden ticket. There are…

Within a ruined hilltop fortress at Santa Julià de Ramis a 20-minute drive outside Girona, this extraordinary complex is daring project from the Roca brothers of culinary fame. As you wind up the lane through metal gates that slide open, it’s like entering a tech titan’s private…

This friendly, family-run lodging encompasses Girona history—in a fashion. Its foundations date from the Roman era, but most of its sturdy stone walls were built around the 9th century. While most of the guest rooms retain walls of exposed stone they are designed for comfort—with…

Is Girona for lovers? This hotel thinks so. Three “Eros” rooms have two levels and feature romantic decor. The Suite Margarita Bonita goes farther with rather explicit artwork, a bed mounted on a stage, liberal use of mirrors, and a sofa designed for tantric exercise. For those not…

If you’re not staying at the Palau Fugit, we guarantee that at some point you’ll glance enviously into its open courtyard as you walk past. It occupies an 18th century Baroque palace in the heart of the old city and its fashionable guests can be seen sipping drinks on its cozy…

The anarchist painter Isidre Vicens (1918–2016) established this delightfully eccentric guesthouse next to El Call and the cathedral in the 1960s, and it remains a great-value base from which to explore the old city. The stone reception area has medieval trappings, while the…