We've just returned from a delightful 5 night stay in suite 101 at the Hotel Noucentista. The room was elegantly furnished in keeping with the style and character of the building and unexpectedly spacious; even compared to some self-catering accommodation we've stayed in before in Sitges. The high ceilings and air con kept the room beautifully cool even when it... More

I stayed at The Hotel Noucentista during the Sitges carnival February 2009. I already thought I got a good deal, bagging a single room for 24 euros per night B & B. When I arrived I had been upgraded to a double room with balcony. The room was simply but tastefully furnishedand had an en- suite shower room. The room... More

we loved staying at this hotel; it was clean, bright, tasteful with an amazing balcony and bathroom with beautiful antique furniture. The staff were a bit miserable, but we just laughed at that. Would defo recommend it.

I have stayed at the Noucentista and El Xalet a couple of times. The building and the rooms are beautiful with good bathrooms and some great antique furniture. Noise was an issue but having stayed at many hotels in Sitges this is not unique to these establishments. The low point is the miserable indifferent staff. However, for the price I... More

Very nice hotel - but the woman (presumably the owner) who oversaw everything was a real misery. If you don't object to total indifference on the part of your hotel manager I'd recommend it - but if you prefer at least the occasional smile then go elsewhere. She also runs the nearby El Xalel hotel in Sitges

Our room had air conditioning, a good sized terrace and a reasonably sized bathroom. The hotel is about five minutes or so from the town centre and the beach and the station (but then so are most places in Central Sitges). We took breakfast at the nearby Hotel El Xalet, owned by the same family. When the cleaners did manage... More