Excellent location: close to the sea, transport (metro and buses), shops (in principle, in Benidorm, everywhere close to shops)))) they are everywhere). Has its own pool. On the roof there is a playground and a jacuzzi. Very good food, especially considering that it is 3 *. Before that, in Spain, they used to be only in 4 * (Salou, Lloret de Mar) There was even champagne in the morning.
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Excellent location: close to the sea, transport (metro and buses), shops (in principle, in Benidorm, everywhere close to shops)))) they are everywhere). Has its own pool. On the roof there is a playground and a jacuzzi.
Very good food, especially considering that it is 3 *. Before that, in Spain, they used to be only in 4 * (Salou, Lloret de Mar) There was even champagne in the morning. Fruits, meat, fish - just enough. There are jamon evenings and fish days.
However, it should be borne in mind that the hotel is Spanish, the majority of holidaymakers in it are Spaniards. Animation is designed exclusively for them.
Only about half of the staff speaks English. Therefore, just in case, download an offline Spanish translator.
The rooms are modest but very tidy. True, there is a minus - No refrigerators. Even for rent. You can use the fridge at the bar, ask the bartender - they agree.
Soundproofing is so-so, in other words, as in most hotels of this level.
And one more minus - there is no free WiFi, I had to buy a Spanish SIM card with the Internet - it's profitable.
Initially booked in Sol y Sombra - but the refusal came due to lack of space. The ticket price was exactly the same.
By the way, these hotels belong to the same Medina Hotels chain.
The overall impression of the hotel is good, you can go here again. But somehow outwardly Sol y Sombra is more pleasant. Especially when you consider that they have the same price.
Very good food, especially considering that it is 3 *. Before that, in Spain, they used to be only in 4 * (Salou, Lloret de Mar) There was even champagne in the morning. Fruits, meat, fish - just enough. There are jamon evenings and fish days.
However, it should be borne in mind that the hotel is Spanish, the majority of holidaymakers in it are Spaniards. Animation is designed exclusively for them.
Only about half of the staff speaks English. Therefore, just in case, download an offline Spanish translator.
The rooms are modest but very tidy. True, there is a minus - No refrigerators. Even for rent. You can use the fridge at the bar, ask the bartender - they agree.
Soundproofing is so-so, in other words, as in most hotels of this level.
And one more minus - there is no free WiFi, I had to buy a Spanish SIM card with the Internet - it's profitable.
Initially booked in Sol y Sombra - but the refusal came due to lack of space. The ticket price was exactly the same.
By the way, these hotels belong to the same Medina Hotels chain.
The overall impression of the hotel is good, you can go here again. But somehow outwardly Sol y Sombra is more pleasant. Especially when you consider that they have the same price.
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