Reus Hotels

4 St Avenida Marià Fortuny, 85
 

The Hotel NH Ciutat de Reus is located on one of the more desirable tree-lined streets in Reus. The building itself is elegantly designed, boasting many modern conveniences. Its 84 rooms offer a long list of amenities, including wireless Internet access, laundry services, and 24-hour reception. In the common area of the hotel, you’ll find a value-priced restaurant and available meeting rooms.
 

Parking is free at the Hotel NH Ciutat de Reus, and it’s just a 5-minute walk to the city centre. You’ll find a conveniently located shopping plaza right next door, and the trade fair centre is just 200 meters away. The Port Aventura theme park is located 10 kilometers from the hotel.

Carretera Salou, 129

Tel: (0034) 97 775 2146
 

This 3-star hotel in the heart of Reus is surprisingly modernized and luxuriouly decorated. The rooms are much more spacious than other hotels. In-room amenties include air conditioning, heating, televisions, telephones, safes, and provided toiletries. For an extra 5 euros a day, the hotel will provide you with a cold buffet breakfast.
 

In the common areas of the Hotel Quality Reus, guests can make use of a shoe cleaning service, fax and copier machines, and large meeting room. An underground parking garage is available at no extra charge (although that is subject to change).
 

The Hotel Quality Reus is situated within walking distance of several shops, cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets in the city centre. The Port Aventura theme park is approximately 15 minutes away by car.

For reservations or more information, you can call the Hotel Quality Reus at (0034) 97 775 2146.

When choosing a hotel or other form of accommodation anywhere in Spain, one of the first things you’ll need to do is get familiarized with the terminology used to describe various lodging types in the area. For the most part, you’ll hear lodging referred to by three names: hotels, hostals, and pensions. It’s easy to become confused about the differences between a hostal (with an “a”) and a hostel (with an “e”)—often, tourists use the two names interchangeably, but they are actually very different entities. A hostal refers to a hotel or guest house, but a hostel (or “Albergyes Juveniles”) is a youth hostel specifically designed for younger patrons.

To help sort out the differences between a hotel, a hostal, and a pension, we’ve assembled the below list of guidelines:
 

These names actually refer to the same type of lodging. They can be used interchangeably to refer to a hotel or guest house.
 

·     As mentioned above, a hostal is not the same thing as a hostal, which refers to a youth hostel. Hostals are a type of hotel or guest house, but can often offer higher-quality amenities than standard hotels.

·     Hostals are generally smaller and more economically priced than standard hotels. Some can offer up to 50% savings when compared to a regular hotel, which is a significant factor to many tourists when evaluating lodging options. Hostals are often intimate, family-run operations rather than corporate franchises, which can foster a more casual, inviting atmosphere.

·     While hotels are usually rated using a 5-star system, hostals are judged by a 3-star rating system, which can cause some confusion when comparing reviews between the two types of accommodations.

·     Generally, hostals don't have quite as many modern conveniences as their hotel equivalents, but if you look hard enough, it is possible to find hostals that offer such amenities as air conditioning, satellite television, etc.

·     Hotels are usually easier to book remotely than hostals. While many hotels can be reserved via Internet websites, hostals usually require that you secure your room via telephone.