Hotel Rh Casablanca & Suites

“Great place to stay”

I spent a week at Cadablanca hotel with my family and I cannot complain about a single thing. The hotel was spotless, everyone was very friendly and helpful, there is so much to do for everyone - two swimming pools, jacuzzi, kids playground with mini golf, pool table, gym, daily activities for adu… more

I spent a week at Cadablanca hotel with my family and I cannot complain about a single thing. The hotel was spotless, everyone was very friendly and helpful, there is so much to do for everyone - two swimming pools, jacuzzi, kids playground with mini golf, pool table, gym, daily activities for adults and the kids etc. The common areas around the pool was never too busy, enough sun beds available and table seats around the pool. Waiting staff was always very attentive. Not many waiting and housekeeping staff speaks English, but we liked it as it was quite funny s trying to learn Spanish words and we used Google translator as well. The hotel is 2 minute walk from the beach, there is a bus stop right by the main entrance and lots of shops in a walking distance. No ATM machine though , the nearest is over 2 km far, in town so if you going for a night walk along the strand where lots of people selling clothes and bracelets etc, you need money, they won't take card. Food was nice and tasty, gluten and lactose free options available, kitchen staff always willing to help. I would definitely come back here, the Peniscola is a beautiful place and we loved staying at this hotel.

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“Excellent location for a relaxing holiday at the beach”

The location of the hotel is excellent, right across from a beach which is not crowded versus other parts of Peniscola. The hotel itself provides great accommodation with spacious rooms and tasty meals. While we didn’t engage very much in the entertainment part we enjoyed the hotel beach at prefere… more

The location of the hotel is excellent, right across from a beach which is not crowded versus other parts of Peniscola. The hotel itself provides great accommodation with spacious rooms and tasty meals. While we didn’t engage very much in the entertainment part we enjoyed the hotel beach at preferential rates and fresh beach towels every day. The walk to the Peniscola castle was aprox 40 mins but foot, but due to the high season the old town was very crowded so we enjoyed every moment of our stay at the hotel and would definitely return.

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“Great beach gem”

Lovely hotel and staff. Fab kids club for children. Entertainment staff went out of there way to look after our children and spoke Spanish. Thanks to Amanda for such kindness to my twins. Food is varied, big queues of you go Spanish time at dinner eg 9-930. Lovely towels which are complimentary for… more

Lovely hotel and staff. Fab kids club for children. Entertainment staff went out of there way to look after our children and spoke Spanish. Thanks to Amanda for such kindness to my twins. Food is varied, big queues of you go Spanish time at dinner eg 9-930. Lovely towels which are complimentary for the beach. There are rustic parasols to rent which was at a discounted rate of you charged to the room. no tap water at restaurant, you have to buy all drinks- soft and alcoholic. That was a little grating. Fun Spanish music for evening entertainment. It is loud, so you just have to go with it! It is right next to the beach.The old town is lovely. No hen or stag parties. it is very safe for a family and nice to be with the locals than Brits on tour. I agree with the previous positive reviews, but having to pay for all drinks and also the parasols, have docked a point. But a lovely hotel in all.

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“Good for Spanish-speaking guests (only)”

We stayed at Hotel Casablanca last week and overall had a lovely time. The hotel has a lot going for it: clean and comfortable rooms, an unbeatable beachfront location, a great little kids' pool, and a variety of food. That said, we wanted to share a few things for non-Spanish-speaking guests to b… more

We stayed at Hotel Casablanca last week and overall had a lovely time. The hotel has a lot going for it: clean and comfortable rooms, an unbeatable beachfront location, a great little kids' pool, and a variety of food. That said, we wanted to share a few things for non-Spanish-speaking guests to be aware of. While we did thorough research before booking and found mostly great reviews, we were surprised to find that all of the communication was exclusively in Spanish. All of the entertainment was also entirely in Spanish, we were really looking forward to things like the comedy show, bingo, and hypnosis night—but unfortunately, we couldn't enjoy any of it due to the language barrier. Most of the staff spoke little to no English, which made many aspects—like using the kids’ club—challenging. To their credit, several staff members made a real effort to help us despite the language barrier. Yohan at reception was particularly helpful, and the kids’ club and restaurant staff were warm and friendly. However, there were also a few interactions where we felt other staff weren’t as willing to help. The food was good, though vegetarian options were limited and not labelled. Occasionally, we noticed flies around the buffet, which was a minor downside. One other point to mention is the evening entertainment. It went on until around midnight most nights and was quite loud, so it's worth noting that getting to sleep before then may be difficult—especially for families with young children. All in all, Hotel Casablanca offers a great stay for Spanish-speaking guests. For others, it’s still a beautiful destination, but be prepared for communication hurdles.

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