Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S - Adults Only Costa Brava y Maresme Spain

Escape to Paradise: Adults-Only Luxury at Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S

Escape to Paradise: Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S - My Messy, Honest, and Totally Unfiltered Review

Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because I'm about to spill the tea on the Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S. Forget those slick, sterile hotel reviews you usually read. This is the real deal. A messy, opinionated, sometimes rambling, and hopefully helpful account of my escape to paradise (or, at least, a pretty darn good approximation of it). I'm not gonna lie, I was really looking forward to this. An adults-only hotel? Sign me up! My kids? Their problems. This was my time.

Pre-Trip Giggles & Accessibility Woes (Maybe a little bit of a rant, sorry.):

Before I get into the good stuff, let me just say… accessibility is a crapshoot in Spain. I checked the boxes, you know: "Wheelchair accessible?" Check! But in reality? Well, let's just say some of the "accessible" pathways felt more like obstacle courses designed by a sadist. The elevator was… a tight squeeze. And sometimes, the ramps felt steeper than the climb to get out of bed on a Monday. (Accessibility: Mixed bag. Mostly, I was good, but maybe call ahead and double-check if you really need it to be PERFECT.)

My Room: Sanctuary or Just a Room? (And a serious question about the towels.)

So, the room. Was it heaven? Not quite. Was it a perfectly acceptable haven after a day of brutal sunshine and even more brutal tapas? Absolutely. The bed? Gloriously comfortable. Extra long bed? Hallelujah! I could finally starfish without fear of falling off! (Available in all rooms: Yep. Air conditioning? Saved my life! Alarm clock? Ugh, modern torture. Coffee/tea maker? Essential. Free Wi-Fi? PRAISE! The Wi-Fi was actually pretty good, even for streaming. And the free bottled water? Bless them.)

Okay, one tiny gripe. The towels. They were… thin. Like, suspiciously thin. Where's the fluffy, cloud-like luxury I was promised?! My inner diva was not impressed. (Toiletries: Fine. Good, even. But the towels… still thinking about those towels.)

I opted for a room with a (Non-smoking) and (Soundproof rooms). It made all the difference – especially when I was trying to sleep off the effects of too much sangria, which happened more often than I'd like to admit. (Room sanitization opt-out available) which was cool, but I was all for the (Daily housekeeping).

Food, Glorious Food (and the Quest for the Perfect Croissant):

Alright, let's talk food. The (Breakfast [buffet]) at Sumus was… well, it was a buffet. There was a dazzling array of options. (Asian breakfast) and (Western breakfast) were available! I spent most of my mornings hunting for the elusive PERFECT croissant. Success was… intermittent. Some were flaky, some were dry, but, hey, it's the pursuit of happiness, right? (A la carte in restaurant) and (Buffet in restaurant). (Coffee/tea in restaurant) were readily available.

The (Asian cuisine in restaurant) and (International cuisine in restaurant) offerings were good, not mind-blowing. The (Vegetarian restaurant) options? Surprisingly decent. The (Poolside bar), however, was a lifesaver. Nothing beats a cocktail while soaking up the sun! And their (Snack bar) was perfect for those mid-afternoon munchies. (Bottle of water) was offered as well, and that was a necessity.

(Dining, drinking, and snacking: SOLID! I'll confess, I spent a lot of time at the bar.)

Wellness & Relaxation: My Favorite Kind of Torture (and how I almost got stuck in a sauna.)

Here's where Sumus really shines. The (Spa/sauna) area? Pure bliss. I’m talking a (Sauna) and (Steamroom) to die for bliss! I’m not even sure how long I spent in there, but I wanted to experience everything, (Foot bath)? (Body scrub)? (Body wrap)? Sign me up! I’m all in!

The (Swimming pool [outdoor]) with the (Pool with view) was the perfect place for a lazy afternoon. I should have brought my book. I had to get in the (Swimming pool). The water was perfect.

The (Gym/fitness) center was there, and I actually went in (mostly to walk on the treadmill while I watched the world go by). The feeling of dread was enough to make me take a break.

Now, the almost incident. I got a little overzealous with the sauna. Stepped in. Enjoyed the heat. Then… the door wouldn’t open. Panic? Maybe a little. Thankfully, I was able to get ahold of myself and manage to get myself out, but the experience was… memorable. (Spa/sauna: AMAZING, just don't get stuck!)

Cleanliness, Safety & The Great Sanitizing Crusade:

Okay, so in the age of… well, gestures broadly at the world, cleanliness is everything. Sumus gets a gold star here. They were obsessed with hygiene. (Anti-viral cleaning products), (Professional-grade sanitizing services), (Daily disinfection in common areas), (Rooms sanitized between stays), (Sanitized kitchen and tableware items), (Safe dining setup), (Hand sanitizer): EVERYWHERE. I even considered taking some of the hand sanitizer home, but… I didn't. (Staff trained in safety protocol). It was genuinely reassuring. There were even (Cashless payment service) to avoid contact.

The Little Things (and where they went wrong - it's life people!):

The (Concierge) was friendly and helpful. The (Dry cleaning) and (Laundry service) were a lifesaver. The (Luggage storage) was super convenient. The (Elevator) was a bit of a tight squeeze, but at least they had one! (Invoice provided) too!

Now for my confession, I accidentally locked myself out of my room. (Front desk [24-hour]) saves the day!

(Services and conveniences: Solid, for the most part. No major complaints.)

Things to Do (Besides Drinking & Napping - Though Those Were My Priorities):

Okay, so, it's an adults-only hotel. The focus is relaxation. The hotel itself offered, (Fitness center). (Massage), although be prepared for a little of a hefty price. There were the usual suspects: (Bar), (Terrace).

Getting Around & Parking (Free? YES!):

Parking! Yes! (Car park [free of charge])! That was a win. I could leave my rental car without worrying. I’m still not 100% sure where the (Car power charging station) was, but it was awesome that they had it.

For the Lovers (and the Proposal Spot… if you’re brave).

Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S is aimed at couples. They had (Proposal spot) and (Couple's room). If you were thinking of popping the question, this could be the spot.

The Verdict: Should You Escape to Paradise? (My Slightly Messy, But Honest Answer):

Absolutely! If you're looking for a relaxing, adults-only getaway, the Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S is a great choice. (Hotel chain), it ticks all the boxes: sunshine, pools, food, cocktails, and a healthy dose of relaxation. It's not perfect (those towels, man!), but it's a solid choice. And that's coming from a seasoned critic (aka, a grumpy woman who loves her free Wi-Fi).

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Disclaimer:** This review is based on my personal experience and opinion. Your mileage may vary. I am not affiliated with Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S. (But if they want to send me back… I'm available!)

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Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S - Adults Only Costa Brava y Maresme Spain

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because we're about to embark on a Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S (Adults Only, mind you, thank the heavens) adventure in Costa Brava and Maresme, Spain. This isn't your meticulously planned, color-coded spreadsheet itinerary. This is… well, this is my itinerary. And let's just say, it's gonna be a wild ride.

Day 1: Arrival, Sea Breeze, and Questionable Sangria

Morning (or what passes for morning after a transatlantic flight and a desperately needed nap): Land in BCN. Whew. That flight felt like a lifetime. Finding my luggage felt equally as long. The air, however, is already noticeably different. That salty, fresh breeze of the Mediterranean… instant mood booster. Now, to find the pre-booked transfer to the hotel. Oh dear. Google Maps is failing. "Where are you?" I whisper to the friendly driver.
Afternoon: Check-in at the Sumus. The lobby itself is all minimalist chic, and the staff are lovely. My room? Okay, the balcony views… yeah, they're worth the plane ticket, even if the room takes on an odd odor – possibly lingering from a previous guest's unfortunate tanning incident.
Late Afternoon/Early Evening: Poolside Bliss… briefly. Immediately head to the pool. Ordered a "refreshing" Sangria. Keyword: "Ordered". What I was served was something of a mystery. Very… fruity. Very… potent. After one glass, I decide, I'm in my happy place, listening to the waves. I then promptly fall asleep in my sunbed and wake up with one side bright red.
Evening: Dinner at the hotel. The buffet is… well, it's a buffet. I found a little corner of delicious tapas (thank god), and also try some questionable seafood paella. I’m also pretty sure I saw the same waiter three times. By now, the Sangria's fully kicking in.

Day 2: Tossa de Mar - Town of Wonders (and a near-disaster)

Morning: Decide on a day trip to Tossa de Mar. Get lost in the winding streets, and I’m already charmed. Seriously, this place is straight out of a postcard. The castle's magnificent.
Late Morning: The Big Cliff Calamity. Okay, so, remember how I said I'm not great at the sun? Well, it's combined with a dramatic cliff edge, and I wanted the perfect selfie for the gram. Sticking my arm way out, trying to angle the shot… BAM! My phone plummets over the edge. My heart does the same. I’m horrified! A local, who looks surprisingly chill, helps me calmly. He waves and says, "Don't worry, happens all the time." (Note to self: invest in a phone leash.)
Afternoon: Lunch in Tossa. Found a cute restaurant. I was so distraught about my lost phone, I over-ordered. Luckily, the food was delicious. Still, the sea view, however, was something I'd never forget.
Evening: Back at the hotel, I find a new phone. Celebrate this discovery with delicious tapas, and a conversation. Oh, yes, a lovely couple from Birmingham. They told me all about their travels, and our talks went on late into the night.

Day 3: Beach Day and… Regret?

Morning: Head to the beach recommended by the Birmingham folks. Sunscreen, check. Water bottle, check. Optimism, check. It was perfect! So much better then the pool.
Afternoon: I stayed too long. The sun. The sand. The siesta. I should have known. Now I have a second-degree sunburn. More regret.
Evening: Attempt to salvage the evening. Try to eat dinner, but I feel too ill.

Day 4: Recovery Day & The Art of Doing Nothing

All Day: Basically, I spend the day in the hotel room. Reading, hydrating, and trying to forget about the past few days. I actually enjoy it. Realizing, sometimes, that doing nothing is the best thing to do.

Day 5: Departure (and lingering melancholy)

Morning: Last breakfast at the Sumus. Okay, this time I avoid the paella. One last glance at that beautiful view. This trip has reminded me that even the best-laid plans go sideways. Embrace the chaos, and laugh.
Afternoon: Off to the airport. On the plane, I look out the window. This trip was messy, imperfect, and full of near-disasters… and it was absolutely wonderful.

Things I Learned:

Always buy travel insurance.
Phone leashes are your friends.
Sunscreen? Use it liberally.
Let go of some expectations.
Find a good travel partner.

So long, Costa Brava and Maresme! Until the next adventure… and the next set of mishaps!

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Sumus Hotel Monteplaya 4S - Adults Only Costa Brava y Maresme Spain

Okay, spill the tea. Is Sumus Hotel Monteplaya really paradise for adults? Or is it just, you know, another hotel with a bit of "adults-only" slapped on?

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because I'm about to get real. Look, the marketing photos? They're gorgeous. Sun-kissed couples, sparkling pools, the whole shebang. The reality? Well, it's *mostly* gorgeous. The biggest win? NO SCREAMING KIDS. Seriously, that alone is worth the price of admission for this frazzled human. But let's get the messy bits out of the way. Paradise, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder. I, coming from a place of chronic exhaustion from… well, life, found it pretty darn close. My partner? More of a "meh, it's nice" kinda guy. We'll chalk that up to differing levels of appreciation for uninterrupted naps and the freedom to eat gelato in your bathrobe. Here's the deal: it *is* a step up. The staff, bless their hearts, are genuinely lovely. The vibe is chill. The cocktails? Dangerous. And that, my friends, is a sign of a *good* adults-only escape. Now, if you're expecting actual angels fluffing pillows and feeding you grapes… lower your expectations. Your mileage may vary. I, for one, loved it.

The food, though. Tell me about the food. I'm a foodie. Will I be throwing tantrums (internally, of course, because adults-only equals no tantrums allowed)?

Okay, food. The make-or-break for any holiday, right? Let's be honest, I’m there for the all-inclusive booze and food, but the food is *important*. And Sumus, bless it, delivers a solid performance. Buffets, that's the main event. Now, I’m usually skeptical of buffets. They scream "mass production," and I'm picturing lukewarm everything. But here? It’s actually… good. There’s a decent variety. Fresh salads, grilled meats, pasta… you get the picture. I made a game of trying *everything*. (Which, you know, might be a recipe for expanding waistlines. Worth it). The desserts, though? Oh, the desserts. A little too temptating. I'm pretty sure I consumed my bodyweight in tiny, exquisite pastries. The ice cream selection was top-notch. They had a paella station one night and it was amazing! I may or may not have gone back three times. The a la carte restaurant? (reservations needed, sneaky). A little more refined. A bit less of the “grab-anything-youd-like-and-pile-it-on-your-plate” aesthetic. Delicious, but felt a bit more formal. I ended up just sticking with the buffet, because, well, variety and ease. The food wasn’t Michelin-star worthy, but it was consistently tasty and you *will not* starve. My inner foodie, somewhat satisfied.

Let's talk rooms. What's the deal? Are we talking cramped cells or actual places you wouldn't mind, you know, being in?

Right, the rooms. This is where reality might collide with those glossy brochures a bit. Look, they’re… nice. Clean, well-appointed, and functional. We had the "Superior Room with Balcony and Sea View." Sea view. That part was ace. Seriously, waking up to that blue every morning was worth the price of admission. The room itself? Spacious enough. Comfortable bed – that's crucial. Bathroom was decent. Everything worked. No complaints, really. Except… and this is a *minor* niggle, the soundproofing could have been a *tad* better. Late-night revelry on the hallway could be heard, I mean, it's an adults-only hotel, people need to enjoy!! and some early morning cleaning activity. Not deal-breakers, but worth noting if you're a light sleeper. But honestly? Mostly, I was just delighted to have a space to escape to after a long day in the pool. We spent most of our time on the balcony anyway, soaking up the sun and the view, that makes everything worth it.

The Pool! The Sunbeds! The whole relaxing experience. Was it truly relaxing, or overcrowded, and fighting for space like a budget airline boarding?

The pool... ah, the pool. My happy place. And thankfully, *mostly* a happy place for real. The main pool is, well, the main pool. It's a decent size, always clean, and surrounded by sunbeds. Here is where the important part comes, did you get a sunbed? It was busy, but not *insane*. There were always *some* sunbeds available, you just might need to... you know... strategize. Now, here's a confession: I'm not a morning person. I'm more of a "roll out of bed and stumble toward coffee" kind of person. So, the whole "wake up at dawn to claim a sunbed" thing? Not my style. But, I did notice a few dedicated sunbed warriors out there. They seemed to have a routine. Towels plonked down, and then *poof*, gone for hours. This amused me a little. What *wasn't* amusing? The guy who thought it was acceptable to do laps in the pool while everyone else was trying to chill. Dude, it's a relaxation pool, not a training camp!! But, hey, a few minor annoyances are inevitable. The bottom-line is I always got a sunbed, they had a bar, and the pool was clean and beautiful, for the win!

Seriously, the drinks. I need to know. Am I talking watered-down, sugary slop? Or something that actually tastes like it contains alcohol?

The drinks. THE. DRINKS. This is a crucial question, my friend. I am happy to report... SOLID. The included drinks are not watered down. The cocktails are well-made. The bartenders know their stuff and are *very* generous with the pours. I made it my personal mission to sample as many cocktails as possible. (For research purposes, of course.) The mojitos were excellent. The margaritas? Dangerous. The frozen daiquiris? Pure bliss. The espresso martinis? Okay, I may have had one too many of those. And the best part? No pressure to tip (though, of course, I tipped generously because I'm not a monster). They just kept the drinks flowing. It’s all-inclusive, baby! So, yes, the drinks are good. Very good. You will be happy. Your liver might not be, but you will.

Okay, so what's the vibe? Is it a party atmosphere? Romantic getaway? Lounging around in your bathrobe all day?

The vibe? It’s… flexible. It’s whatever *you* want it to be, mostly. This is another thing I liked about the place. It's not relentlessly party-party. There's music, yes, but it's not ear-splitting. There's a lively atmosphere around the pool, but you're perfectly free to retreat to a quieter spot if you need to. We saw groups of friends, couples (of all ages), and a few solo travelers. Some were clearly up for a good time, others just wanted to chill and read a bookQuick Hotel Finder

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