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Hostal La Llagosta
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Unfussy hotel overlooking a beach, offering an airy restaurant & casual rooms, some with balconies.
Nearby attractions
Playa de Llafranc
Passeig de Cipsela, 6, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Camí de Ronda de Calella a Llafranc
17210 Calella de Palafrugell, Girona, Spain
Far de Sant Sebastià
Carrer de l'Uruguai, 87, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Restaurant León
Carrer de Pere Pascuet, 30, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Restaurant Can Bertu
Carrer de Pere Pascuet, 22, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Marmara Llafranc
Carrer de Santa Rosa, 3, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
La Nova Pasta
Passeig de Cipsela, 1, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Chez Tomàs
Carrer de Lluís Marquès Carbó, 2, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
TRUITERIA
Carrer de Pere Pascuet, 24, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Restaurant Terrassa Terramar
Passeig de Cipsela, 1, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Restaurant Llafranc " Cal Gitano de Llafranc "
Passeig de Cipsela, 14, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Nomo Mar
Passeig de Cipsela, 10, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
El Toc
Plaça del Promontori, 4, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Nearby hotels
Hotel Terramar
Passeig de Cipsela, 1, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Hotel Llafranch
Plaça del Promontori, 2, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Apartamentos Llafranc Mar
Carrer del Xaloc, 2, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Apartaments Àncora
Carrer de Pere III, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Hostal Sa Teula
Carrer Carudo, 12, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Hotel Mas Pastora
Carrer Clara Campoamor Rodríguez, s/n, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Hotel BlauMar Llafranc
Carrer de Farena, 36, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
Hotel La Torre
Passeig de la Torre, 26, 17210 Calella de Palafrugell, Girona, Spain
Alga
Av. Joan Pericot i García, 55, 17210 Calella de Palafrugell, Girona, Spain
Càmping Calella de Palafrugell
Carrer de Fuerteventura, s/n, 17210 Calella de Palafrugell, Girona, Spain
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Hostal La Llagosta

Carrer de Francesc de Blanes, 24, 17211 Llafranc, Girona, Spain
4.5(888)
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Unfussy hotel overlooking a beach, offering an airy restaurant & casual rooms, some with balconies.

attractions: Playa de Llafranc, Camí de Ronda de Calella a Llafranc, Far de Sant Sebastià, restaurants: Restaurant León, Restaurant Can Bertu, Marmara Llafranc, La Nova Pasta, Chez Tomàs, TRUITERIA, Restaurant Terrassa Terramar, Restaurant Llafranc " Cal Gitano de Llafranc ", Nomo Mar, El Toc
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+34 972 30 01 15
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hostallallagosta.com

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Featured dishes

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Carpaccio Meló Amb Pernil I Vinagreta De Pinyons
Esqueixada De Bacallà Amb Crudités
Crema De Carbassa Rostida Amb Un Toc De Curry
Musclos De Roca A La Marinera
Canelons De Verdures I Ceps Amb Encenalls De Parmesà

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Nearby attractions of Hostal La Llagosta

Playa de Llafranc

Camí de Ronda de Calella a Llafranc

Far de Sant Sebastià

Playa de Llafranc

Playa de Llafranc

4.6

(2K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Camí de Ronda de Calella a Llafranc

Camí de Ronda de Calella a Llafranc

4.8

(414)

Open 24 hours
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Far de Sant Sebastià

Far de Sant Sebastià

4.6

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Discover diving in Tossa
Discover diving in Tossa
Mon, Dec 8 • 9:00 AM
17320, Tossa de Mar, Catalunya, Spain
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Vía Ferrata en Cala del Molí con reportaje fotográfico
Vía Ferrata en Cala del Molí con reportaje fotográfico
Mon, Dec 8 • 12:00 PM
Carrer sicilia 34, sant feliu de guixols., 17220
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Nearby restaurants of Hostal La Llagosta

Restaurant León

Restaurant Can Bertu

Marmara Llafranc

La Nova Pasta

Chez Tomàs

TRUITERIA

Restaurant Terrassa Terramar

Restaurant Llafranc " Cal Gitano de Llafranc "

Nomo Mar

El Toc

Restaurant León

Restaurant León

4.5

(866)

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Restaurant Can Bertu

Restaurant Can Bertu

4.5

(274)

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Marmara Llafranc

Marmara Llafranc

4.7

(698)

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La Nova Pasta

La Nova Pasta

3.9

(447)

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Reviews of Hostal La Llagosta

4.5
(888)
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4.0
9y

Overall I did not enjoy this hotel/hostel but perhaps for the right person it could be good find. First, the good things: the location is excellent - right on the beach and the restaurant has a large outdoor seating area with a great view. The room was very clean - spotless really.||But, for us, these things just weren't enough to overcome the rest. Upon entering it was difficult to tell who (if anyone) was working the reception desk. Wait staff walked by us for quite some time before someone finally stopped to help. This happened repeatedly during our one night stay so I always felt like a bother even though I was only trying to check in/check out and confirm the details of our pre-arranged luggage transfer (difficult at best). We definitely had a language barrier but I don't think they have any actual reception staff. ||||The Room: The bathroom is small and dark and its window opens into the hallway so it doesn't air out exactly and it lacks some degree of privacy. The shower curtain was a thin shower curtain liner that sticks to you as you shower.||We were on the 2nd floor, back of the building, and from our room we could hear noise from the kitchen (via the open window), the hallway, and the street all night long so this was not a restful night. ||and lastly, the lights in the bathroom and room were blue! I suspect they had purchased cheap "environmentally friendly" bulbs and the color temperature was not great. So, more an unfortunate accident than anything to blame them for but the light tone was definitely not relaxing.||So, I think if you want a very basic, clean, well-located place to stay and don't mind wearing earplugs, then this might be a good deal. I suspect they charge a lot for their location (this room was arranged for us as part of a larger tour so I can't comment on price). There were a few staff who tried to be helpful but we had to win them over first. ||||For us, it felt too much like a roadhouse and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who doesn't speak fluent Spanish (Catalan actually would be better, or French!). I don't require a lot of attention but I do prefer to stay in places where the guests are the focus of the business, and not made to be felt that they are in the way of the waitstaff when simply standing at the reception desk (hoping for someone...

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4.0
9y

Overall I did not enjoy this hotel/hostel but perhaps for the right person it could be good find. First, the good things: the location is excellent - right on the beach and the restaurant has a large outdoor seating area with a great view. The room was very clean - spotless really.||But, for us, these things just weren't enough to overcome the rest. Upon entering it was difficult to tell who (if anyone) was working the reception desk. Wait staff walked by us for quite some time before someone finally stopped to help. This happened repeatedly during our one night stay so I always felt like a bother even though I was only trying to check in/check out and confirm the details of our pre-arranged luggage transfer (difficult at best). We definitely had a language barrier but I don't think they have any actual reception staff. ||||The Room: The bathroom is small and dark and its window opens into the hallway so it doesn't air out exactly and it lacks some degree of privacy. The shower curtain was a thin shower curtain liner that sticks to you as you shower.||We were on the 2nd floor, back of the building, and from our room we could hear noise from the kitchen (via the open window), the hallway, and the street all night long so this was not a restful night. ||and lastly, the lights in the bathroom and room were blue! I suspect they had purchased cheap "environmentally friendly" bulbs and the color temperature was not great. So, more an unfortunate accident than anything to blame them for but the light tone was definitely not relaxing.||So, I think if you want a very basic, clean, well-located place to stay and don't mind wearing earplugs, then this might be a good deal. I suspect they charge a lot for their location (this room was arranged for us as part of a larger tour so I can't comment on price). There were a few staff who tried to be helpful but we had to win them over first. ||||For us, it felt too much like a roadhouse and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who doesn't speak fluent Spanish (Catalan actually would be better, or French!). I don't require a lot of attention but I do prefer to stay in places where the guests are the focus of the business, and not made to be felt that they are in the way of the waitstaff when simply standing at the reception desk (hoping for someone...

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5.0
10w

Which dish symbolizes summer 😎 for you? For me it's paella 🥘. It's been paella since I came to Spain 🇪🇸 so many years ago. Picture this: you are at a restaurant on the beach 🏖️, the sun is shining, the weather is sweet, make you wanna move 🎶... sorry about that! 🤪 But yeah, no need to imagine anything, I had this same experience a couple of weeks ago at La llagosta, in Llafranc, Costa Brava. We went there with friends and shared some tapas, black rice and fideuà. OK, before I talked about paella, cause it's the concept of eating something cooked in a paella... which is just a pan in Spanish. So, black rice is rice prepared in a seafood broth with some squid ink, and fideuà is pasta prepared in a seafood broth. Both are topped with seafood. Sounds simple, I know, but make good rice or fideuà is art. 👏 Everything was great. In particular the fideuà, packed with seafood, and the rice, which was slightly less tasty but perfectly cooked: chewy yet still a little hard. 👍 The clams were super flavorful but they seemed undercooked (which is impossible, in theory, cause they're cooked when they open). That didn't bother me but some other guests were not so happy about that. 🤷 The dessert was ok, but really nothing special, and I might as well have skipped it. 😐 The service was impeccable, the location perfect, as I mentioned before, and the price was still reasonable given the location and the quality of the food. Note that they charge for the bread and olives. Not too much: 1€ per guest, but that will always bother me, especially when the bread is bad like this. If there's room to improve, that's here. . . . Quality & taste: 9/10 Quantities: 10/10 Atmosphere: 9/10 Originality: 7/10 Ratio price / quality: 9/10 Service: 10/10 How I felt...

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Mathieu MuraccioleMathieu Muracciole
Which dish symbolizes summer 😎 for you? For me it's paella 🥘. It's been paella since I came to Spain 🇪🇸 so many years ago. Picture this: you are at a restaurant on the beach 🏖️, the sun is shining, the weather is sweet, make you wanna move 🎶... sorry about that! 🤪 But yeah, no need to imagine anything, I had this same experience a couple of weeks ago at La llagosta, in Llafranc, Costa Brava. We went there with friends and shared some tapas, black rice and fideuà. OK, before I talked about paella, cause it's the concept of eating something cooked in a paella... which is just a pan in Spanish. So, black rice is rice prepared in a seafood broth with some squid ink, and fideuà is pasta prepared in a seafood broth. Both are topped with seafood. Sounds simple, I know, but make good rice or fideuà is art. 👏 Everything was great. In particular the fideuà, packed with seafood, and the rice, which was slightly less tasty but perfectly cooked: chewy yet still a little hard. 👍 The clams were super flavorful but they seemed undercooked (which is impossible, in theory, cause they're cooked when they open). That didn't bother me but some other guests were not so happy about that. 🤷 The dessert was ok, but really nothing special, and I might as well have skipped it. 😐 The service was impeccable, the location perfect, as I mentioned before, and the price was still reasonable given the location and the quality of the food. Note that they charge for the bread and olives. Not too much: 1€ per guest, but that will always bother me, especially when the bread is bad like this. If there's room to improve, that's here. . . . Quality & taste: 9/10 Quantities: 10/10 Atmosphere: 9/10 Originality: 7/10 Ratio price / quality: 9/10 Service: 10/10 How I felt afterwards: 9/10
Viktoriia PolivkinaViktoriia Polivkina
The conditions were far below satisfactory and much worse than in the pictures. Everything is old and shabby. But the main problem was the unbearable sewage smell. When we complained, we were told we were just unlucky because it had rained the day before. Maybe so, but apart from the smell there were many other issues as well. Their solution was to spray some kind of liquid in the room, which of course didn’t help. The entrance to our room was literally through the restaurant kitchen downstairs, next to a public toilet and among restaurant customers. Our windows faced the backyard, where all the kitchen noise could be heard perfectly — clattering dishes, garbage being thrown, bottles crashing right under the window. With very old windows, there was no way to block this noise. This hotel does not correspond to its rating or the positive reviews. The photos online are very professional and heavily edited, but in reality the rooms are old, with no AC and no hairdryer. We couldn’t sleep the whole night (I managed only 4 hours) because of the constant noise. The hotel’s own restaurant was noisy until 1 AM, and at 6:25 AM the clattering of dishes started again. On top of that, street noise continued until 2 AM, making it impossible to rest with the window open. This is clearly a systemic problem, not a one-time issue. We appreciate that the manager agreed to cancel our reservation. However, the overall conditions of Hostal La Llagosta were very disappointing. We moved to another hotel on the coast at the same price, and the difference was shocking — it felt as if Hostal La Llagosta should cost five times less. I would understand if the price was around €70 per night, but definitely not €150.
Stephen WhiteleyStephen Whiteley
with an unbeatable location right on the seafront, where waking up to the sound of waves and enjoying a morning stroll is pure magic; the staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile, while the rooms, though simple, are clean, bright, and comfortable, especially those with sea-view balconies; the restaurant serves excellent fresh seafood and rice dishes, and breakfast is plentiful and tasty, all enjoyed on a lovely terrace overlooking the beach; although some rooms are a little small and there’s no lift, the overall charm, service, and authenticity of this hostal make it a perfect choice for anyone wanting a warm and memorable stay in beautiful Llafranc.
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Which dish symbolizes summer 😎 for you? For me it's paella 🥘. It's been paella since I came to Spain 🇪🇸 so many years ago. Picture this: you are at a restaurant on the beach 🏖️, the sun is shining, the weather is sweet, make you wanna move 🎶... sorry about that! 🤪 But yeah, no need to imagine anything, I had this same experience a couple of weeks ago at La llagosta, in Llafranc, Costa Brava. We went there with friends and shared some tapas, black rice and fideuà. OK, before I talked about paella, cause it's the concept of eating something cooked in a paella... which is just a pan in Spanish. So, black rice is rice prepared in a seafood broth with some squid ink, and fideuà is pasta prepared in a seafood broth. Both are topped with seafood. Sounds simple, I know, but make good rice or fideuà is art. 👏 Everything was great. In particular the fideuà, packed with seafood, and the rice, which was slightly less tasty but perfectly cooked: chewy yet still a little hard. 👍 The clams were super flavorful but they seemed undercooked (which is impossible, in theory, cause they're cooked when they open). That didn't bother me but some other guests were not so happy about that. 🤷 The dessert was ok, but really nothing special, and I might as well have skipped it. 😐 The service was impeccable, the location perfect, as I mentioned before, and the price was still reasonable given the location and the quality of the food. Note that they charge for the bread and olives. Not too much: 1€ per guest, but that will always bother me, especially when the bread is bad like this. If there's room to improve, that's here. . . . Quality & taste: 9/10 Quantities: 10/10 Atmosphere: 9/10 Originality: 7/10 Ratio price / quality: 9/10 Service: 10/10 How I felt afterwards: 9/10
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The conditions were far below satisfactory and much worse than in the pictures. Everything is old and shabby. But the main problem was the unbearable sewage smell. When we complained, we were told we were just unlucky because it had rained the day before. Maybe so, but apart from the smell there were many other issues as well. Their solution was to spray some kind of liquid in the room, which of course didn’t help. The entrance to our room was literally through the restaurant kitchen downstairs, next to a public toilet and among restaurant customers. Our windows faced the backyard, where all the kitchen noise could be heard perfectly — clattering dishes, garbage being thrown, bottles crashing right under the window. With very old windows, there was no way to block this noise. This hotel does not correspond to its rating or the positive reviews. The photos online are very professional and heavily edited, but in reality the rooms are old, with no AC and no hairdryer. We couldn’t sleep the whole night (I managed only 4 hours) because of the constant noise. The hotel’s own restaurant was noisy until 1 AM, and at 6:25 AM the clattering of dishes started again. On top of that, street noise continued until 2 AM, making it impossible to rest with the window open. This is clearly a systemic problem, not a one-time issue. We appreciate that the manager agreed to cancel our reservation. However, the overall conditions of Hostal La Llagosta were very disappointing. We moved to another hotel on the coast at the same price, and the difference was shocking — it felt as if Hostal La Llagosta should cost five times less. I would understand if the price was around €70 per night, but definitely not €150.
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with an unbeatable location right on the seafront, where waking up to the sound of waves and enjoying a morning stroll is pure magic; the staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile, while the rooms, though simple, are clean, bright, and comfortable, especially those with sea-view balconies; the restaurant serves excellent fresh seafood and rice dishes, and breakfast is plentiful and tasty, all enjoyed on a lovely terrace overlooking the beach; although some rooms are a little small and there’s no lift, the overall charm, service, and authenticity of this hostal make it a perfect choice for anyone wanting a warm and memorable stay in beautiful Llafranc.
Stephen Whiteley

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