…Īrrived home last night after a 3 night stay, the review is about hostel Tahiti NOT Salou (have been visiting Salou for more than 35 years) my traveling companion was my sister who lived in Salou for 20 years, the reason for our trip was to visit many many friends we've made over the years!!!! We booked Tahiti (never stayed before) for its location and value for money!!! And up until our last day was having a wonderful time, don't get me wrong the hostel is clean and comfortable, but our room was left open by a member of staff and somebody entered our room whilst we were out enjoying our last night and stole our money from a locked case!!!! We'd been asked by two French girls if they could borrow our hairdryer earlier in the night, we asked them to leave with reception so we could collect in the morning, when we arrived home in the early hours our room was open and the hairdryer was on the chair, (room was undisturbed) went to bed, when packing the next day we realised our case had been opened and our money €450 was gone. It sounded like there was an army marching down the road singing. I think you have to pay for the air con but ours kept coming on itself periodically so try the switch! Another tip, don’t try pretend your a single traveller to get the cheap room rate, you will be caught! I reckon they would try charge you if you brought a bird or guy back at night as well! The location is good, it’s very noisy at night though when your window is open, I’m not talking about a little noise from drunks but very very loud, it woke me up one night and I’m normally dead to the world. The rooms have tv, (no cable) a good sized wardrobe and air conditioning. The rooms are ok, clean, the showers are the old style ones where you have to adjust the hot and cold taps accordingly and the shower curtains a bit minging from dragging along the floor when wet. It has no pool or bar or anything like that so I wouldn’t recommend staying in the height of summer but late summer, late spring would be fine. If your looking for a reasonably priced hotel in Salou that’s not expensive in price then this is your place. I would recommend it to anyone on a budget.… Thank you Hostal Tahiti for making my first solo trip perfect. But the bus is actually quicker, cheaper and a lot cooler. The train station is probably a good 20/25 minute walk. There are also direct links to Barcelona, Valencia etc etc. Also it’s probably a 10 min walk, if that, to the bus stop which you can get direct to Reus Airport cost me €3.05. Overall I would definitely return I was sad to go. I blame the Spanish drinks measuring haha. This place serves breakfast but I couldn’t tell you anything about it as I never made it. So it’s nice to actually get out everyday. Yes it could be a little loud of a night time but what do you expect when your staying in Spain?! And although it doesn’t have a pool you are literally a 2 minute walk from the beach. This is included in your room (as previously read a review saying it cost extra) It’s in a perfect location, shops, restaurants, bars etc etc. Air Con comes on certain hours of the day/night - when the window is shut. The room was pleasant, clean & comfortable. The staff really are very helpful & lovely.

The staff messaged back instantly saying my key will be left with the security guard. Was meant to arrive at my hotel at 8.30pm but didn’t arrive until 5am, I was in contact with the hotel as I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to get in. I was also seriously delayed leaving England.

I was nervous as it’s busy but I felt safe.

Hostal haiti salou