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Còmode apartament al bell mig de Girona
★★★★6 Carrer Migdia, Girona9,2 Fantastic · 92 reviews- Wifi
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If you are looking at apartments in Girona, you have 273 options on HotelsCasa, with an average price of 211 euros per night and the lowest at 109. The city is not very big, so the location matters more than it seems. The old town, around the Cathedral and the Onyar river, is the most in-demand area: narrow streets, medieval atmosphere and everything on foot. There you will find examples such as the Catedral Boutique Studio or the Galligants Apartment, ideal if you want to wake up next to the monuments and not depend on transport. The downside is the nighttime noise in high season and that some old buildings do not have a lift.
If you prefer peace and easier parking, look for accommodation in the Eixample or near the Devesa park. They are flat neighbourhoods, with supermarkets and neighbourhood restaurants, and you are ten or fifteen minutes walking from the centre. Another option is the surroundings of the Barri Vell but towards the rambla de la Llibertat, which is still central but with more commercial life. For long stays or with children, apartments on the outskirts, such as those in Sant Gregori or Fornells de la Selva, are cheaper, but you will need a car. That said, the average price of 211 euros drops quite a bit in low season: from November to March, except for long weekends, you can easily find the minimum of 109.
As for getting there, Girona has an AVE train from Barcelona in 38 minutes and the airport is 12 kilometres away, with a direct bus to the centre. To get around, the city is covered on foot; the urban bus is only useful to go up to the Barri Vell from the station if you have suitcases. Before booking, check whether the apartment includes bed linen and towels, because some charge for them separately, and confirm whether the final price adds cleaning or tourist taxes. Also look at the photos of the kitchen and bathroom in detail: in historic buildings, hot water or pressure can be just enough. Finally, if you travel in August or during the Temps de Flors festival, book weeks in advance; availability drops quickly and prices rise above average.
The average price is around 211 euros per night, but the minimum drops to 109. The best deals appear between November and March, outside long weekends and holidays, when demand falls.
The old town, near the Cathedral and the Onyar river, is the most practical for seeing the monuments on foot. If you prefer silence and parking without stress, the Eixample or the Devesa are better.
Spring and autumn, especially May and September, have good weather and fewer crowds than summer. If you like flowers, the first half of May coincides with the Temps de Flors festival, although prices rise.
The AVE from Barcelona takes 38 minutes and the airport has a direct bus to the centre. Once there, almost everything is less than twenty minutes walking; you will only need the urban bus to go up from the station with suitcases.
Check whether the price includes bed linen, towels and final cleaning, because some accommodations charge for them separately. Also check whether there is a municipal tourist tax and whether the building has a lift, especially in the old town.