Casa Coco Boutique Hotel & Spa 4*S - Adults Only

Casa Coco Boutique Hotel & Spa is an adults-only address in Lloret de Mar, with 22 rooms, a rooftop pool and a spa built into the evening routine. You come back from the coast, turn the day down a notch, and still have a restaurant and cocktail bar within the building rather than another logistical exercise to organise.

You will be understood in English, Spanish and French by the hotel team. That matters when you are arranging an airport transfer, asking about dinner or trying to explain that the room key has gone for a swim before you have. The atmosphere is boutique and grown-up, with a garden, a sun terrace and a rooftop setting rather than family-holiday machinery.

The hotel stands on Av. Roca Grossa in Lloret de Mar, on the Costa Brava, with the sea around 0.3 miles away. The setting combines the coast with the forested surroundings, while Lloret de Mar Beach is within walking distance. You can also reach D'en Plaja Castle on foot, around 0.4 miles away.

Fenals Beach is about 1.5 miles away on foot, and Canyelles Beach around 2 miles. Santa Clotilde Gardens sit roughly 2.2 miles away, giving you an outing beyond the nearest promenade when you want a change of scenery. For food and a drink outside the hotel, several restaurants and bars are within about 0.3 to 0.6 miles, including Tribus Restaurant, STUDIO66, Ca L'Enric and The Stones.

Girona-Costa Brava Airport is around 19 miles away by road, while Barcelona El Prat is roughly 55 miles away. Blanes railway station is about 5 miles from the hotel, and Tordera station around 9 miles.

The rooms are designed for two, with king-size beds in the double categories and twin beds in the twin categories. The practical choice is straightforward: take a twin if you and your dive partner prefer separate sleeping space, or choose a double when the trip is for two people who are happy to share more than a dive boat. Every room has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a minibar and a balcony with garden views.

The Double Room with Terrace gives you outdoor space attached to the room, while the Double Room with Patio keeps that same useful possibility of sitting outside at ground level. A Superior Double Room or Superior Twin Room makes sense if you want to stay with the named upgrade categories rather than simply prioritising the terrace or patio. There is no need to turn the room choice into a thesis: decide first whether you want a king-size bed, twin beds or private outdoor space.

Air conditioning is useful when the Costa Brava has done its best to warm you through, and soundproof rooms help keep the night separate from the town outside. A minibar, kettle and desk cover the small jobs: cold water, a hot drink and the unavoidable task of checking tomorrow's plans. Extra-long beds are available, and the hotel has a lift, accessible upper floors and rooms for disabled guests.

Restaurant Tribus handles breakfast and dinner, with Mediterranean cooking given a fusion edge and the chef's signature touches. Dinner can be taken indoors or on the terrace, and the menu includes both a tasting option and tapas. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices are available, which is useful when your post-dive appetite has become oddly specific.

Breakfast is a buffet served from 8:30am to 10:30am, with continental and American elements alongside the usual buffet spread. Expect warm dishes, fresh pastries and a choice of drinks rather than a coffee-and-croissant dash. The timing is worth checking against your first departure; divers do not need a philosophical debate before breakfast, merely food before the boat.

There is one bar: the Skybar, a rooftop spot focused on cocktails, chill-out music and a relaxed-chic setting. Room service runs from 11am to 1am, so you have a late option when the day has left you more interested in food arriving at the door than in changing for dinner. The hotel does not operate a stated board package, leaving you to use the restaurant and bar as you wish.

The rooftop saltwater pool comes with panoramic views and a pool terrace made for horizontal thinking. Sun loungers, umbrellas and pool or beach towels are available, so you can claim a place, read a few pages and lose track of whether the next task is swimming or lunch. There is one outdoor pool, reserved for adults.

For a more deliberate reset, Spa by Casa Coco offers spa facilities, a relaxation lounge, sauna and Jacuzzi. Massages cover the usual post-water trouble spots, including the back, neck, feet and full body, with couples' massages available when you want recovery to be a shared activity rather than parallel complaining.

Away from the hotel, the area gives you several ways to fill a non-diving day. Snorkelling, kayaking, jet skiing, boat excursions and equipment hire are available locally, while cycling, walking and cultural excursions can take you towards Girona, Barcelona or Figueres. Santa Clotilde Gardens are around 2.2 miles away, and Tossa de Mar Castle roughly 4.1 miles, making either a possible outing when the sea can manage without you for a few hours.

Check-in runs from 3pm to 11:30pm, with check-out from 7am to 11am. The 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and express check-in and check-out keep the practical edges fairly simple, particularly if your flight times do not line up neatly with hotel time. Early check-in and late check-out are available on request.

An airport shuttle can be arranged with the hotel, and private on-site parking is available by reservation. Laundry, room service, WiFi throughout the hotel and a concierge service cover the useful extras. Payment is accepted in cash, Visa and Mastercard. A refundable damage deposit is handled by card and returned after the property inspection at check-out.

This is an adults-only hotel for guests aged 16 and over; children are not accommodated and cots or extra beds are not available. Pets can stay on request. The building has a lift, step-free access and accessible rooms, while the rooms are non-smoking. If you are travelling with dive luggage, the sensible question to ask before arrival is how it can be stored; the hotel provides luggage storage, but the diving arrangements themselves belong with the nearby centre.