Hotel Alameda

My first ever solo holiday and I was very nervous...!!!!!! Dianna and Carmen both on reception were wonderful they helped make my stay both comfortable and welcoming and most importantly I felt very safe during my stay at the hotel especially as a female traveller, They both were quick and efficient in dealing with any queries. Dianna is an amazing lady when I missed my flight she was very compassionate and kind to me, she comforted me, assuring me that everything would be ok. The hotel combined cleanliness and good upkeep with a warm charming atmosphere. The hotel was perfectly located away from the hussle and bussle of the strip but also very central to bars and resturants. The walk to the new town along the beach was magical. The cleaning staff were amazing and one in particular very friendly.. I have already booked again for Oct 26 and looking forward to my stay in this charming hotel again.

Central in old town Clean, food great, staff fabulous, 10/10

There was NOTHING we didn’t like We had a wonderful time, thank you

Bien cuidado. Excelente trato. Muy detallistas.

Todo estuvo bien.

El personal y la limpieza.

La comida y la limpieza estaban muy bien

We stayed at the Hotel Alameda during Easter week as part of our third visit to Benidorm, and I have to say this place really impressed us. The location is absolutely spot on - right on a pedestrianised street in the heart of the Old Town, about a hundred metres from Levante Beach. Tapas Alley is right on your doorstep which we took full advantage of, and the surrounding streets are full of great bars and restaurants. On Easter Sunday we stepped outside to find a full traditional Spanish Easter parade going right past the front door - that's the kind of experience you only get when you're truly in the middle of things. The hotel itself feels modern and recently renovated throughout - officially three stars but honestly feels like it's quietly heading towards four. Rooms are compact but well laid out, comfortable beds, and a lovely strong shower. We had a standard double on the third floor with a balcony overlooking the Old Town. I was slightly concerned about noise given the lively location, but the double glazing does its job brilliantly - we were looking outside on the balcony at night with all the hustle and bustle of the street below, stepped inside and closed the door - complete silence. Really impressed with that. Breakfast is a good solid spread - full English, continental options, fruit and pastries, covers all bases nicely. There's a bar in the reception lobby and a rooftop terrace on the eighth floor with stunning views across the Old Town - particularly spectacular at sunset. Fair warning though - the rooftop bar itself wasn't open when we visited, but the reception staff were happy for us to grab a drink downstairs and take it up in the lift. The view up there is absolutely worth it either way. One thing to mention - there's no pool. For us that genuinely wasn't an issue with Levante Beach a hundred metres away, but worth knowing if a pool is important to you. Friendly, welcoming staff throughout. Genuinely couldn't fault them. We've previously stayed at the Hotel Don Pancho in the New Town and both options have their merits - but the Old Town location of the Alameda gives you a completely different and very authentic Benidorm experience. Thoroughly recommended!

Tot bastant bé, menys el llit.

El Llit, un poc incòmode. Sobretot el coixí, era de paper de fumar i no era gens confortable.