in Costa Brava, Spain
Silken Park Hotel San Jorge
Updated 1 July 2026
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A 1960s cliff-edge classic that has aged extremely well, buried in umbrella pines between S'Agaro and Platja d'Aro. Two pools sit on terraces above the sea, and a private path drops through the trees to a small sheltered cove that is yours alone before nine in the morning. There is no kids club and not much organised entertainment, but the setting does a lot of the work: this is the Costa Brava people fall in love with.
Our verdict
For families who want beauty and calm rather than slides and a club. Best with children who can walk down steps on their own, so roughly four and up.
The rooms
Terraced rooms stepping down a pine-covered cliff, nearly all with a balcony and a sea view worth the money. Family rooms sleep four with a sofa bed, and there are a handful of two-bedroom suites at the top of the range. Cots are free, and every room has a fridge, which matters when you are carrying milk up from the village.
At a glance
- Cove
- Private path, many steps
- Pools
- 2 clifftop, sea views
- Kids club
- None
- Shops
- 10 min by car or bus
How the KidProof Score works
Every hotel is rated on eight things families actually care about, then weighted by how much each one drives your choice. Room setup counts the most. The little touches break the ties.
Sleeps how many? Connecting rooms, family suites, a real extra bed?
Clean travel cot, high chair, bottle warmer, changing table, kit to borrow.
Shallow pool or paddling area, playground, kids club (free or paid).
Quick breakfast, kids menus, allergy options, snacks on hand.
Secured windows, protected corners, watched pool, well kept grounds.
Laundry, in-room fridge, stroller access, parking, reliable Wi-Fi.
Close to family attractions, easy transport, park tickets or access.
Welcome gift for the child, staff who talk to kids, themed rooms.
Why families love it
- Private path down to a sheltered cove
- Two clifftop pools with full sea views
- Pine woods and terraces, shade everywhere
- Ten minutes by car from Platja d'Aro's long beach
🗓️A day here with kids
- 8:00
Cove swim before breakfast
Flat water, nobody there, worth the early alarm.
- 9:30
Breakfast on the sea terrace
Ask for a table on the lower level, less wind.
- 12:00
Upper pool and shade
The pines cover the loungers at the back from midday.
- 17:00
Coastal path to Sa Conca
Wide sand for a proper run around, then walk back for dinner.
Family things to do nearby
First snorkel in the cove
Waist-deep water over rock and seagrass, with wrasse and bream close to shore. The best beginner snorkel on this stretch of coast.
Cami de ronda to Sa Conca
The coastal path passes right below the hotel and reaches the wide sands of Sa Conca in about fifteen minutes, past the S'Agaro villas.
Aquadiver water park
Platja d'Aro's water park is ten minutes away and covers the slide craving this hotel deliberately does not.
Is it right for your kids?
Baby
0 to 1 yr
Free cots, fridges and a very calm atmosphere, but the terraced site means steps everywhere and the cove is out of reach with a pram.
Toddler
1 to 3 yrs
Pools are the realistic option at this age. Neither pool has a proper shallow section, so armbands and a hand at all times.
Kid
4 to 11 yrs
This is where it clicks. Snorkelling, rock pools, the coastal path and steps to run down every morning.
Teen
12 yrs and up
Kayaks, paddleboards and the freedom to walk the cami de ronda alone. Platja d'Aro's shops are a bus ride away.
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Parents also ask
How many steps down to the cove?
Well over a hundred, in several flights through the pines. Fine for school-age children, hard work carrying a toddler and a cool bag.
Is there anything organised for children?
No kids club and only light seasonal entertainment. Come here for the cove, the pines and the pools, and plan a couple of outings yourself.
Do we need a car?
It makes life much easier. There is a bus along the coast road to Platja d'Aro and Sant Feliu, but with young children and beach kit a car wins.
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