BQ Augusta Hotel

Rooms overlooking the pool on higher floors (especially 3rd or 4th floor, e.g., 301) offer the best sun and views of the pool, city, harbour, castle and cathedral, and are generally preferred.

The hotel sits on top of a hill and is about a 10‑minute walk to the Porto Pi shopping centre; if the incline is a problem, taxis will readily pick up and drop off at the hotel.

At check‑in, ask directly for the best available rate, as reception can sometimes offer a better price than what you booked.

Rooms at the end of the hallway tend to be quieter, and road‑facing rooms on higher floors can still be very quiet.

Breakfast is plentiful with a wide selection, tables are usually available at any time, and the dining area is kept very clean with excellent staff.

The property is a bit far from the city centre and the immediate area doesn’t feel like a traditional resort with many nearby bars and restaurants, and may not feel the safest to some guests at night.

Visit the nearby Joan Miró Museum (Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró), which is a worthwhile cultural stop during your stay.

You can get pool towels for a small refundable deposit and rent a room safe for a small additional fee.

Family or small groups should consider room 108, which is better suited for more than two people.

Wardrobes don’t have many hangers, so bring a few extra if you plan to hang up a lot of clothes.

Rooms with a kitchenette are a great bonus if you want extra convenience for preparing your own snacks or meals.