La Victoria Hostatgeria

I've spent fantastic 11 days in this hotel and definetly I would like to come back in future. The location is owesome, views breathtaking, ample and delicious breakast buffet. Fantastic place to spend regenerating holiday in an atmosphere of peace and serenity, away from the hustle and bustle our daily life. Although the staff is very limited - 2 ladies, and visible only during mornings everything is unbelivably clean and well maintained. Despite the seaview from room window, the nearest accessible beach is over a mile away and a car or at least a bike is a must. The pristine cristal clear water offsets the inconvenience. There is a restaurant serving delicious local dishes in direct neighbourhood and for those who prefer to prepare meals themselves access to fully equipped kitchen. Perfect place for recharging batteries. Not for night life lovers.

The hotel is not your typical hotel in the sense that it is more of a DIY style accommodation, as in the hotel is unstaffed for majority of the day. This is not a problem but would be nice if it was specified somewhere (or perhaps I should've checked the hotel website). Upon check in (4:30pm) there was no staff at the hotel and the door was locked. We didn't have a SIM card that could make calls (another story for Lycamobile). The restaurant next door was kind enough (and also luckily they were open at the time) to lend us their phone so we could call the number posted on the hotel door (we thought the hotel could probably provide a public phone nearby). Once we got in, the room and the hotel is cute as a button, with a kitchen you can use. The rooms tho were roasting hot in the middle of summer with only a ceiling fan and a small window. The bed was 2 single beds pushed together, and the wooden beams of the bed (under the mattress) was very weak and slipped out a few times. The bathroom was the smallest I've ever seen in a hotel (and I've been to some small ones in Melbourne and Hong Kong). That said, If I knew what I was in for upfront, it would've been less frustrating. The location is quite secluded which is what we were after. There is an amazing quiet beach nearby (would still drive tho) with an incredible hidden cave. All in all, we loved alcudia. Few hiccups with the hotel but once you settle in, it's quite the experience. If you plan to stay for a few nights, do stock up on supplies (water, snacks) as the nearest shops are driving distance away.

Lovely position but old cells difficult to convert comfortably. v small bathroom.

Lovely unusual building. During the day, a honeypot for visitors but at night and in the early mornings hotel guests have this wonderful location to themselves. The rooms have thick walls and small windows, a strong reminder of the building's heritage. And then upstairs, a spacious and comfortable lounge. The adjacent restaurant is great but the fact that the hotel allows guests to use its kitchen outside of breakfast hours is a great plus.

It is easy to say the locale for this location is spectacular. What a terrific spot and a unique location. but I have to say with wasn´t terrific on service. The staff person on site was also minding the cafe was as helpful as she could be but there was no one on the premises when we arrived and little support for folks from out of town//other countries. This would´t keep us from recommending the place given its amazing location, but be prepared as you can´t count on someone being there to help with any detailed questions. We kinda felt like we were visiting family that weren´t really prepared for our visit or ready to help us with our stay.

An amazing little place we really enjoyed our stay and wished we could have stayed longer. Its tucked away in the mountains and so peaceful. The rooms are very basic but we expected that its very clean and well looked after , its great to sit out on the balcony on a night with a bottle of wine. Breakfast are good value with plenty of choice, the restaurant next to it is superb serving lovely meals. Would defiantly return.

Fantastic place to finnish a 2 week holiday.saturday 16 our last day it's a wet morning so we expected the place to be quite but the wather improved slowly and the walker's arrived and a wedding for the charming church which is within the hotel.light lunch at the next door restaurant . explore around the hotel and what a spot it is.last night great dinner in the restaurant. Lovely.

Nice quiet place with great hotel staff

This is an beautiful remote hotel if you want to get away from the towns. It is a former refuge for pilgrims, so there are some things you have to take into account: (1) It's remote, so unless you have a car, you'll have to use a taxi for everything. (2) It's an old building and cultural heritage, so there's no aircon - you'll have to have windows open which means mosquitoes and any outside noise. The rooms are small and storage space is limited. (3) It's small, so room service happens when it happens (daily, just at a different time), so better leave the room for the day. The staff is very friendly, but not available 24h. Also there are no toiletries provided except soap. Overall a great place if you are ready for it.

Great place for those who want to avoid massive crowds at popular resorts. Clean, well-maintained, pleasant staff, gorgeous surroundings. Should have a car, however...