Hotel RH Casablanca Suites

We stayed here for 1 night only on a stopover between Barcelona and Valencia. The hotel has an amazing location - across the road from a stunning beach. The sea at Peniscola was as blue as the Caribbean whilst we were there - gorgeous. This is a mainly Spanish hotel in terms of guests - I think we were the only Brits (which we didn’t mind obviously!) The hotel is a combination of one storey rooms and a taller block at the back. It was nice to be on the ground floor with easy access to pools (which are quite small to be fair) and beach. The rooms are very clean and adequate. The shower pressure was incredible! The rooms are quite ‘no frills’ and basic. The food was ok. We only had 1 dinner and 1 breakfast and to be fair they were nothing special - typical buffet style but perfectly edible. We would definitely return to Peniscola again for the beach - the location of this hotel means we would come back.

Clean, tidy and well maintained. Great communal areas. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The food can be repetitive but it is fresh and well prepared. We love it here. The location is a little out of town (30 minute walk) but we enjoy that.

This was a very family friendly hotel, with great proximity to the beautiful beaches in Peñíscola.

This was a surprise for us! Is like you travel in time to the good resorts in the 80s but was a good experience the hotel is smaller than looks in the pictures. But still a good one. Rooms are nice and the entertainment was really fun! Beach is right in front and nice to walk the boulevard I will recommend it

Very warm welcome from Miguel in the reception. We would love to be back.

All was excellent. Food tasty and quite different. Cleaning was good, the rooms were clean and well maintained. the reception took care of the registration and provided an excellent room, for which we are grateful to them.

We stayed in this hotel one week ( for the third time). We appreciate especially helpful staff, very good dining with great choice of food,( even for people with diabetes), spacious rooms, solarium and jakuzzi on the roof, a close beach ( just opposite the street). Unfortunately there is no functional safe in the room.

Definitely a summer resort location. We stayed there in February as a stop over driving within Spain. This was the one of the only 3 hotels with 4 stars open. We arrived at 8 pm, the receptionist was slow and didn’t seem to know what she was doing. When I booked the room online she told me that I only booked the room for one person and charged me an additional $15 even though my reservation was for 2 people. She told me parking was 15 but when we checked out the next day it was only $7. This location caters to seniors which did not bother us until we had to eat the the buffet because nothing else was open. Horrible dried out, stale food. I opted for the best room which was still only about $100 per night, at the top of the property with an amazing view. Room was clean but basic.

While there is nothing terribly wrong with the hotel, which is excellently located in extremely close proximity to the beach and beachside restaurants, provides complimentary beach towels, and with helpful staff - as we checked out early after only one of our two nights booked, I feel I have to deduct two stars (having left 5 star reviews for three other hotels we stayed on this trip). At c. £200/night (booked through *******), the room fell woefully short of expectations. It smelt like cigarettes, the beds and pillows were not very comfortable, the bathroom was very basic and could use a refurbishment, the tiles / grout were dirty, and the only windows received intense sunlight from about midday until 8pm (maybe a positive outside a heatwave). Normally this wouldn't be such a big deal for a seaside holiday as you spend most of the time on the beach and in the pool, but given the heatwave and relatively limited A/C common areas, we were confined to the room with curtains drawn for hours on end, and at the price we paid it was simply not up to scratch causing us to leave the hotel early. The breakfast buffet was free, varied, and 'cheerful' but frankly also below the standard of most hotels I've stayed with cheaper room rates. The onsite parking was useful, albeit at an extra daily charge and EXTREMELY tight to get in and out of while sweating away your rental car security deposit. The amount of car paint traded with the posts tells the full story. Overall, had we stayed in cooler weather or were charged less per night perhaps I would have rated this hotel 4 or 5 stars instead of 3, but we weren't so I feel I have to fairly reflect the realities of our stay which was slightly disappointing. I appreciate European hotels have been in high demand this summer so have put prices up to reflect this fact, but if you are cracking the £200/night barrier you are going to have to expect that some customers who are willing to pay that sum might have higher expectations of accommodation, and certainly the Valencia city centre hotel we checked into subsequent at a similar price was far superior. I would not stay again.