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Zouk Motel
Carretera Barcelona 2

This is not a family hotel. It is designed with couples in mind -- think mirrors over the beds, sex toys for sale, and hot tubs in some rooms. The property is only accessible by car and is situated in an industrial area with virtually nothing besides a gas station in the immediate vicinity. If the plan is to hole up for a night or a few, there is a large room service menu from which to order, but no on-site restaurant or other major amenities.

Aparthotel Albufera
Plaza Alqueria de Culla 21
Abades Benacazon
Calle Sevilla Km 16
Hotel Neptuno & Apartments
C/ Sant Josep 84

The Hotel Neptuno & Apartments is a solid value hotel with a decent set of amenities. The 109 rooms and apartments have a bright, simple style, and facilities cater for a range of guests -- there's a kids' club, outdoor pool, game room, and separate adult-only pool and whirlpool. The lobby cafe serves drinks and light meals that can be taken on the poolside terrace, or there's a more formal buffet restaurant. Evening entertainment, free bike rentals, and a modern fitness room are welcome touches, though expect fees to add up. Additionally, the style can be dated and so-called all-inclusive plans are limited. For an all-inclusive alternative that's a bit more modern, opt for the Hotel Santa Monica instead. Rates are similar and it's only two blocks from the beach.

Hotel Mar Blau
C/ Valldebanador, 23-29

The three-pearl Hotel Mar Blau is a slightly dated property situated a five-minute walk from the beach in Calella. Features include an outdoor pool and kids' pool, a buffet restaurant and lobby bar/cafe, and a sparsely equipped fitness room with a sauna and hot tub. Full- and half-board rates are available. A seasonal animation team provides day and evening entertainment and activities. The 220 guest rooms are also dated decor-wise, but have private balconies, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi -- though mini-fridges and safes incur a fee. The hotel is situated in an area full of bars and nightclubs, so noise can be an issue here, plus wall are thin. For an alternative with all-inclusive rates and a better old town location, check out the ALEGRIA Espanya.

GHT Hotel Maritim
Carrer del Mar 2, Passeig Les Roques

The GHT Hotel Maritim is a three-pearl option that's about as close to the beach as you can get in the resort town of Calella. Facilities are solid, with both indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, a great rooftop garden with ocean views, and two eateries with evening entertainment. It's a modern-looking hotel overall, but the 162 rooms are pretty basic decor-wise. Additionally, though they come with air-conditioning and balconies, the free Wi-Fi is slow. There's an emphasis on families -- with connecting rooms, a kids' club, and baby equipment on hand -- but there are plenty of couples and groups around too. It ticks all the boxes for a mid-range hotel, but travelers who prefer a quieter location might check out the similar H Top Calella Palace instead.

H·TOP Olympic
Carrer de Benavente s/n

With 519 rooms, the H TOP Olympic is bigger than the other two H TOP all-inclusives in the area, and this mid-range hotel is also the least expensive of the three. Its best feature is the huge outdoor pool area with palm trees, loungers, and a pretty pool with bridge and waterfall features. The hotel is clean but dated, and rooms have popcorn spackling and tube-style TVs. The hotel offers half-board, full-board, and all-inclusive options, and guests get free access to the other two sister properties in the area. Guests may also want to check out MedPlaya Hotel Santa Monica, a mid-range hotel with clean rooms and a friendly staff, but slightly higher rates.

Hotel Volga
C/ Jovara 350

The three-pearl Hotel Volga is a five-minute walk from Calella's beach, as well as the train station for connections to Barcelona. Dining and drinking along Carrer de l'Eglesia are nearby as well. There are plenty of features, including evening entertainment, a small outdoor pool, and a buffet restaurant, plus it has a Beach Club on nearby Nui Beach. All-inclusive rates aren't available, though half- and full-board plans are offered. The 164 rooms are split into three tiers, and it's worth paying extra for the Privilege Rooms, which have a more contemporary look, plus extras like free Wi-Fi and towels/sunbeds at the beach. Otherwise, lower-category rooms are uninspiring and dated. Travelers looking for a more polished alternative might consider the Hotel Kaktus Playa instead, which has an indoor pool and spa.