We stayed in Cadaques for one night in October-during the off-season. We picked Llane Petit after reading a lot of reviews of different hotels. We got a balcony view room, looking right over the Mediterranean, where you could see the entire village of Cadaques spread out before you. Walking to town was easy and beautiful right along the water. I can't speak for the rooms without the view that we had, but the room we had was spectacular, and only $150, including breakfast. It was awesome.
The room itself was *exceedingly* spare (photos attached). There is wi-fi and the rooms are CRAZY CLEAN, but there is not an abundance of luxury, unless you count falling asleep with the sliding glass door open to the sounds of the water lapping against the shore. We had just spent five nights in the most luxurious hotel I'd ever stayed in in my life in Barcelona and we were beyond thrilled with our stay at Llane Petit.
The breakfast was also fairly par for the course of breakfasts we had while in Spain. It was serviceable and included in the cost of the room, which we booked on Expedia.

We arrived Thursday night in the middle of the high season of the summer very tired after a delayed flight.... But as soonest as we came down the hill the spectacular view of the Cadaques welcoming us already promised a wonderful stay.
We got a lovely welcome from and a beautiful room with views to the lovely village. We expended the day strolling at the village and had a fabulous dinner in casa Nun. The staff is very helpful and even they offer a private guide (on request) that gives you an inside view of the area and culture (Dali) that is worth the money. The newly refurnished rooms are really cozy and comfortable. I highly recommend it to anyone that like to get the truly costa brava feel.

I wish I would of got the name of the front desk clerk and the food server/bartender, so that I could give them proper kudos for being so friendly and helpful. But first, I feel I should mention that we drove into town and had a little trouble finding it, but that was basically because we took a few wrong turns down those classic European "streets," but once we found the main road along the beach, we could see the hotel in the short distance thanks to the hotel's name in large letters on the front of the building. Parking there was no issue at all, we were given the option of free parking along the "street" if we could find it, or parking in a very spacious garage for a small fee. Luckily, we found a free spot along the street (and it was one that I wasn't worried about our rental car being damaged by passing cars!). The staff spoke English very well, which was re-assuring and very nice to hear, and the gentleman working the front desk was extremely helpful with directions around town, recommendations for dinner, etc.. The gentleman working the bar/cafe area (who was also working the breakfast the next morning) was also very friendly, helpful, spoke English very well, and not to mention....had a great hand when it came to pouring our drinks! The room was basic, but to tell the complete truth, we were so overwhelmed with our view from the balcony (we got lucky and had a room at the end of the hallway--closest to the beach), that the room didn't matter much to us. The free WiFi was nice, but the connection was so poor that we got disconnected quite often while online. Overall though, I would definitely stay at Hotel Llane Petit again, and hope them the best in the future.

The reviews seem a bit harsh. Yes, the hotel is a bit pricey, but it is August in Cadaques and it is very hard to get a room. The town is packed and space is limited. This is comparable to any hotel you would get circa 1990 in Door County, Wisconsin.

The rooms are on the smaller side, have tile floors and thinner walls. Our room did not look like the pictures, but it was not horrible either. The TV is small without many channels. But you are not in Cadaques for the room. Overall, the bed is fine. The bathroom is clean, but not extravagant with a mid-1980's styling that is well kept. The balconies are a plus to sit outside. Plenty of closet space. This is not a four star hotel, but it is not a one star either. It is solidly 2.5 to 3 stars. Despite being disconnected from the world by the mountain road, this hotel has free wifi. Everything is clean, which is important in a resort town.

We found tha staff very helpful-- with directions, holding the key while you went to town or the beach and with any request. No one was rude to us-- quite the contrary. It would have bene easy to be rude to the American family, but everyone was nice. The breakfast was included for us and was fine. It had a wide selection of carbohydrates, some fresh and canned fruit, cereal for kids (a plus for us traveling with kids), lots of coffee and fresh juices. It was more than adequate. I am not sure I would pay 12 euro, but that seeme dto be the going rate for anything more than a croissant and coffee anywhere we went in Spain.

The pool up the hill was simple, but very nice and had enough folding chairs for everyone. It was a nice break. The beach right outside the hotel is nice. It was convenient to have both a patio and a beach to use if you wanted to swim in the bay. You can walk to other beaches and towards one of the islands along a rocky path. The setting is very nice. Other beaches are close by. You are not in the middle of town, which can be a plus or a minus, but be prepared to walk. The hotel is 10 to 15 minute walk from the center of town and 30 to 4o minutes from Dali's house. All of this is an easy stroll with some up and down, but that is the pace of life in Cadaques.

We enjoyed Cuatro and Pizzeria Grito for food, and any of the bars on the beach for a drink. The town square usually has some entertainment near sundown. Wander teh shops and the restaurants in small winding roads.

If taking the bus, call the hotel for a ride. It is a bit of a walk. They will gladly accommodate. If driving, they are serious about the winding road. It is not for the light hearted.

Cadaques is worth the trip, and Hotel llane Petit is a more than acceptable place to stay, especially fromw hat we generally saw around town.