This hotel is conveniently located in the modern area of Tortosa, with excellent connections it is very close to the commercial and cultural center of this beautiful city.
Enjoy a historic setting and magnificent views from this 10th-century castle, carefully restored as a luxury hotel but still retaining much of its original charm.
Terrie
United States of America
Overall we enjoyed our stay: Lounge, breakfast, acccommodations and views were all good.
Tortosa Parc is next to Teodor González Park, 2 minutes’ walk from Tortosa Cathedral and the center. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, and air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.
Gilles
France
Internet excellent, breakfast good, management médiocre, access with large luggage horrible because a huge stairs and no elevator….
Apartaments SB Corona Tortosa is set in Tortosa’s new town, 0.6 mi from the historic center. It offers free Wi-Fi, 24-hour reception and a seasonal outdoor pool with a terrace bar.
Ivan Gonzalez Cancela
Spain
Excellent facilities, extra friendly staff, super professional and great experience
Providing pool with a view, La Muntanya alojamiento rural turistico vacacional provides accommodations in Tortosa. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
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Marie
Portugal
in the heart of the historic city were you can walk to the castle and botanical gardens. Nice touch of bottle of champagne. Generous size room host was wonderful
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Hebe
Spain
Everything was very well cared for and the beautiful garden was filled with small cute areas with a lot of detail. The breakfast was delicious and super special, the staff is lovely and is fast at responding when you have an issue or question.
The other people that also stayed in other rooms had an amazing and calm vibe.
Overall it was a homey and relaxing experience (:
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Access to the city of Tortosa by foot means climbing a lot...
Access to the city of Tortosa by foot means climbing a lot of stairs, you can also park your car in a parking space near the entrance of the parador just before the castle walls to be on the same level as the city.
Tortosa is not very special (except the cathedral) there are some monasteries in the proximity (like Poblets) which are spectacular for a visit as well as the Ebro river side close to the sea (boattrips etc).
Willem
Netherlands
8.0
Scored 8.0
We went to Cocteria Xapla on Sunday evening - one of the...
We went to Cocteria Xapla on Sunday evening - one of the few places open. Nice riverside views and food was good - not exciting - goats cheese salad and standard calamari - the deep fried spinach with cheese was interesting.
The Green Way route heading North was a real disappointment - kilometers walking by a nondescript canal and industrial warehouses with barely a tree in sight - don't bother unless you are on an electric bicycle. The calas (small bays) near Ampolla are much nicer - there are a few to choose from about a 30 km drive away and the sand dune walk at the edge of the Ebro Delta was also very beautiful.
Triptastic
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Really adorable town. Easy to get to market and shops.
Really adorable town. Easy to get to market and shops. Absolutely stunning at night -- the views. Make reservations as restaurant terraces all booked. Park was lovely. People very helpful and friendly.
mms2609
France
10
Scored 10
A very interesting town to wander around, yet quite compact...
A very interesting town to wander around, yet quite compact and easy to get around on foot. Full of interesting old buildings, nooks and crannies. Unfortunately a lot of the old city is in disrepair, but some renovations are being done. It'll look great when it's finished!
Martin
Spain
8.0
Scored 8.0
We travelled to Tortosa to see some friends, otherwise we...
We travelled to Tortosa to see some friends, otherwise we would of done this trip in the summer, so I believe that we would have the opportunity to enjoy it better, once the summer weather would make a big difference due to the outside activities we were able to enjoy. This time of the year was very could but even though was nice to visit the city.
Rosa
Portugal
10
Scored 10
Cathedral, castles, river and mountains impress in this...
Cathedral, castles, river and mountains impress in this beautiful city, virtually unknown to British tourists.
There are some very run down and poor areas in the old town, but these have a lot of character too.
The room was spacious with a balcony and view over the city and the River Ebro. The Parador itself is an impressive stone castle atop a hill in the town of Tortosa but within walking distance of the town itself. There is an abundance of wood, original tiles, artesan prints and plants which make a pleasant atmosphere. The room has ventilation which keeps it at a comfortable temperature although it was very hot outside. The beds were very well made and there were nice bottles of shamptoo, gel and lotion in the bathroom.
All good. Friendly staff and a good location. Nothing to complain about. We stayed during the period of coronavirus restrictions and, since the hotel doesn't have a restaurant, they allowed us to order food in to eat in our room. We got a very very tasty pizza from an Italian place a couple of doors up the street and bought our own wine. In the circumstances we were very content with that.
Very responsive and helpful lady, Davinia (if I remember correctly) at reception. She went above and beyond with great suggestions and helped us extend our stay.
The building has an elevator, nice lobby type room. There’s only a few rooms, so not a lot of noise on the floor.
Tortosa has a lot to discover, don’t hesitate to stay for a few days.
We spent 3 really wonderful days with Carol and Keith. Absolutely clean, lovingly designed rooms. A fantastic breakfast. An atmosphere like coming home. We also really liked the sustainable management of this small country hotel. We received really valuable recommendations for restaurants and sights. Many thanks you two. We will be back!!
It was a very relaxing stay, room was very clean, spacious, air conditioning was pleasant, breakfast was delicious (I particularly loved the coffee). Everything was luxurious and we always enjoyed returning to the hotel after a busy, warm day.
The location was perfect right next to the train station, the hotel was clean and calm and the room was basic but nice. The bathroom is really good with everything you need available. There was a TV and a stereo system to listen to music.
Great location, well priced secure car parking. Breakfast was fine for the price. I think the price of hotels in Tortosa in general is too much for area. We paid less in Tossa de Mar for better quality in a much better preserved old town.
Lovely hosts, great privacy, great location - close to tortosa and beaches. We stayed twice, once in the bell tent and once in the bungalow and both were spacious and comfortable and very well equipped.
The hotel and grounds were lovely. The receptionist was friendly, polite and informative. The rooms while dated was very clean. The breakfast was fine. The pool was great. Parking was easy and free!
The location is beautiful. There are expansive views of Tortosa and surrounding valleys. The hotel is very pleasant, clean and well maintained. The food at the restaurant was very good.
The hotel was unexpected, the property is very beautiful in a monastery. Nice room, pretty comfortable, helpful, and kind staff. Not far from El Ebro Delta!
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