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Neptuno Aparthotel
★★★Sant Josep, 90-92, Calella8,1 Very good · 324 reviews- Wifi
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Excursions with locals
If you are looking at an apartment in Calella, the first thing you should know is that the offer is limited but varied. At HotelsCasa you will find 8 accommodations of this type, with an average price of 153 euros per night and the cheapest from 82 euros. The average category is around 3.4 stars, so don't expect extreme luxuries, but rather practical and functional stays. Most are concentrated in two areas: the historic center and the seafront promenade. In the center you will have bars, shops and the municipal market nearby, but in exchange you will have to walk about ten minutes to the beach. On the promenade, on the other hand, you will have breakfast with views of the Mediterranean and be on the sand in two minutes, but nighttime noise in summer can be annoying if your apartment faces the main street. A third option, less common, are the buildings in the upper part, near Dalmau park; they are quieter and cheaper, but you will need a car or climb considerable slopes.
The difference between some areas and others is especially noticeable in July and August, when the promenade fills with tourists and prices rise. If your budget is tight, look for low-season dates: May, June or September. In those months apartments drop considerably, and the weather is still good for the beach. It is also worth checking whether the price includes final cleaning or bed linen, because some owners charge for it separately and that can make the stay 10 or 15 percent more expensive. As for arrival, Calella has a train station on the R1 Rodalies line, which connects with Barcelona in just over an hour. If you come by car, the C-32 leaves you about five minutes from the center, but parking in high season is complicated and expensive; many apartments do not have their own space, so ask before booking whether parking is available or whether you have to use a public one.
To get around Calella you don't need public transport: it is a flat and compact town, and most apartments are less than twenty minutes' walk from any point. If you want excursions, the bus to Tossa de Mar or Blanes leaves from the bus station, next to the train. Before confirming, always check the photos in detail and recent comments from other guests, especially those that mention noise, damp or the state of the furniture. It is also advisable to check whether the apartment has a lift, because many old buildings do not have one and the stairs can be a problem with suitcases or pushchairs. Finally, pay attention to the cancellation policy: some offer free refund up to a week before, others do not refund anything if you cancel less than 48 hours in advance. With this data, choosing between Apartment Oliver, Casablanca Suites (adults only) or Apartaments Mar Blau will be much easier.
The average price is around 153 euros per night, although you can find options from 82 euros if you search in advance or in low season. In August, prices usually rise 30 or 40 percent compared with May.
May, June and September are the ideal months: the weather is pleasant, there are fewer crowds and prices drop notably. July and August are the most expensive and crowded, especially on the seafront promenade.
If you are looking for atmosphere and proximity to services, the historic center is practical and cheap. If you prefer the beach right at street level, choose the seafront promenade, although assume more nighttime noise. The upper part is quiet but requires walking up slopes.
By train, the R1 Rodalies line connects Barcelona with Calella in about 70 minutes, with departures every half hour. By car, the C-32 leaves you nearby, but parking in summer is difficult; once there, you can get everywhere on foot without a problem.
Check whether the price includes final cleaning and towels, because sometimes they are charged separately. Also check the cancellation policy and whether there is a lift or parking, since many old buildings lack them.