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Carrer Sant Pere Pescador 20
★★★★20 Carrer de Sant Pere Pescador, Blanes9,7 Fantastic · 10 reviews- WiFi
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Blanes has 195 vacation rental accommodations on HotelsCasa, with an average price of 229 euros per night and a minimum of 47. The offer is divided among apartments (154), villas (29), vacation homes (12), hotels (11), guest houses (5), and aparthotels (3). The average category is around 3.3 stars, so you will find simple options and also some more polished ones, but none of extreme luxury. If you travel in a group or with family, apartments are the most common option; if you are looking for privacy or a garden, villas are worth it when there are six or more of you.
As for areas, the center of Blanes, around the port and the Rambla Joaquim Ruyra, is the most practical: you have supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants, and Blanes beach a five-minute walk away. The S’Abanell neighborhood, to the south, is quieter and has a promenade, but it is farther from the old town; there, apartments tend to be more spacious and with sea views, although the price rises on the first line. To the north, the Santa Cristina area and the coastal path towards Lloret is where most of the villas are: you need a car to get around, but you gain silence and access to small coves. The Mas Borinot development, in the mountains, is the most economical, but without a car you are isolated.
Prices drop clearly outside July and August. In May, June, or September, you can find nights from 47 euros, while in high season the minimum rises to 120 or 150. If your date is flexible, also look at the Easter bridges and the Focs de Blanes weekend (late July), which are the demand peaks. To get there, the most convenient is the R1 commuter train from Barcelona, which leaves you at Blanes station ten minutes from the center; by car, the C-32 highway brings you in an hour from the capital. Within the town, almost everything is done on foot, and for the northern coves there is a city bus that passes every half hour in summer.
Before booking, check three things: whether the accommodation has an elevator (many old buildings do not), whether the parking space is included or paid separately (in August, parking is a nightmare), and whether the kitchen has a dishwasher or washing machine, because it matters on long stays. It is also worth checking the real distance to the sea on the map, because some ads say “500 m” but in a straight line, and then there are slopes. Finally, check if the final price includes tourist taxes and cleaning; in Blanes, they usually add 4-6 euros per person per night, and that changes the budget.
May, June, and September are the most balanced months: good weather for the beach and prices 40% lower than in August. If you are looking for the absolute minimum, from November to March there are nights from 47 euros, but many restaurants and beach bars close.
The center or S’Abanell, because you have supermarkets, the beach, and the train station less than fifteen minutes on foot. The villas in Santa Cristina or Mas Borinot are nice, but without a vehicle you depend on taxis or the city bus, which runs very little in winter.
The R1 commuter train leaves from Barcelona (Sants, Passeig de Gràcia, or El Clot stations) and takes about 70 minutes to Blanes. There are also buses from the Sagalés company from Fabra i Puig station, but the train is more frequent and reliable.
Most require a 30% deposit when booking and the rest between 15 and 7 days before check-in. Free cancellation is usually limited to 30 days before; after that period, you lose the deposit. Some villas require a security deposit of 200-300 euros that is returned upon departure.
Only if there are six or more of you or you really value privacy and a garden. For two or four, an apartment in S’Abanell is more cost-effective and you are closer to services. Villas are usually in elevated areas, so you need a car no matter what.