A six-minute walk from Hotel Noucentista, Hibou is the restaurant in Sitges I always send my guests to: French-Argentinian and Mediterranean cooking, made for sharing.
A warm, first-person guide to the best brunch in Sitges, with five independent, owner-run old-town spots for tortilla, poached eggs, empanadas, sourdough and a perfect curated coffee finish.
Every simple way to travel from Barcelona Airport to Sitges, from the direct Bus Garraf coach and the Rodalies train to taxis, ride apps and car rental, with approximate prices, times and the short walk to our old-town hotel.
My insider route for a romantic getaway near Barcelona: the vineyards of Sant Pere de Ribes, natural wine at Clos Lentiscus, dinner at Marboa, and a night by the sea in Sitges.
Travelling to Sitges with your dog? Here is our own pet policy, honest picks for other pet-friendly hotels in town, the local dog beach, and practical tips for a relaxed stay together.
What a boutique hotel Sitges really offers travellers who move with a sense of wonder: an Art Nouveau house in the old town, personal service and Sitges seen through a local's eyes.
One minute from the hotel, The EMPWR is the coworking café in Sitges I walk to almost every morning. Ceremonial cacao from Ecuador, real matcha, specialty coffee and adaptogens.
In Sitges, flowers are part of the town's soul. In June, Corpus carpets the streets with carnation petals: I'll take you behind that tradition, the Exposició Nacional de Clavells and the flower-filled balconies of the old town.
In late September, Sitges celebrates Santa Tecla, its Festa Major Petita: correfoc, gegants and fireworks over the beach. Let me tell you about these two festive days, and the jazz that carries autumn along.
Hello you! Some of you already know me, and for those who don't, I'm Daniela. Living at Hotel Noucentista is what taught me how to make you feel at home during your stay, away from home.