Sabàtic, Sitges, Autograph Collection

Just an amazing oasis of comfort and relaxation in Sitges! The Sabàtic Sitges Hotel is truly a phenomenal hotel, with beautiful interiors and all the comforts you could wish for. On arrival the team at Reception was just so warm and welcoming, which echoed throughout the hotel with every staff we engaged with. Our breakfast experience every day was top class, and the most amazing host Susanah that made sure we never wanted for anything. An incredible hotel with amazing staff... The location is slightly away from the main town area which was perfect for our choice, given our need for some downtime at the hotel... Definitely can't wait to be back.

Gorgeous hotel. Gorgeous hotel, great staff, food really nice and well priced. The pool area is beaut with bar service including great cocktails. Room was huge and comfy. Only downside is the construction works taking place next door during the week but tbh you grew used to it and AirPods could mostly cancel it out to enable a nice day at the pool. Close to town and easy to get to by public transport from both Barcelona city centre and the airport.

Quite simply if you are planning to stay midweek and do not want to hear loud banging, drilling and sawing constantly from 8am to 5pm Monday - Friday, stay somewhere else. The construction is literally attached to the hotel land (a few metres from the family pool and the only restaurant) and is expanding the Sabatic (not an unrelated construction project). A crane also circles over the existing hotel premises. The hotel management or website do not disclose this to guests so is a shock on arrival to which they just smile and apologise. What leaves a bitter taste is that they initially claim that (quote) “the development in the surrounding area forms part of broader improvements taking place in Sitges” which is very deceptive as they are building to expand the Sabatic which will have access to all the hotel facilities (this information is in the public domain). The construction site is surrounded by Sabatic marketing and they even have a 3D model of it post completion in the hotel lobby. So this is disingenuous at best and they are using a legal technicality to avoid requiring disclosure to guests (as the project is in a separate SPV and will formally transfer into the management contract once built). As such, they take no responsibility. I asked why, regardless of their technical / legal grounds do they not do the right thing morally and inform guests. “Because we don’t have to” was effectively the response (in polite language)