Hotels in Alicante

Hotels from as little as €15 pppn

With hotel's to suit all budgets, Alicante is the place to be.

Say hello to Alicante

Alicante, on the Costa Blanca, is part of the Valencia region of Spain. It's well known as a tourist destination, both for family fun and vibrant nightlife. Alicante is also touted as 'the friendliest city in Spain', so you'll get a warm welcome whenever you venture into one of the city's bars and restaurants. The city is overlooked by the Castle of Santa Barbara, on top of Mount Benacantil. At the height of summer the castle holds festivals and fireworks displays. A short drive away, the Caves of Canelobre are a great place to escape the midday heat and do some underground exploring.

The hottest hotels in Alicante

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Hospes Amerigo Hotel

Alicante

9.0

(based on 95 reviews)

Room Price From

€67

Per Person Per Night

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Hotels that suit your holiday vibe…

Hotel Suites Del Mar By Melia

Alicante

9.0

(based on 42 reviews)

Excellent as advertised clean , modern great views , breakfast was very good vast range of hot / cold / cereals . room was cleaned to a high standard every day and all used items replenished. Would definatly return for another stay

Stephen from Crawley checked in Fri 13 Dec 2019

Room Price From

€80

Per Person Per Night

Bed & Breakfast La Milagrosa

Alicante

8.4

(based on 28 reviews)

This is a very nice place central to everything ie beach, restaurants, castle, old town, shopping, bars we throughly enjoyed our stay and the rooftop terrace was great with a view of the castle.

Graham from Slough checked in Fri 30 Aug 2019

Room Price From

€33

Per Person Per Night

Hotel Spa Porta Maris by Meliá

Alicante

8.0

(based on 109 reviews)

Reception staff are fabulous as are the maiden. Stunning views when you first walk in. Didn't eat breakfast here as we have stayed before and don't rate it at all......Luke warm and limited choice. Besides, there are some fab local places to get great Spanish style breakfasts for similar price to the hotel.

Jayne from Falmouth checked in Sat 21 May 2022

Room Price From

€56

Per Person Per Night

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Melia Alicante Hotel

Alicante

SAVEUP TO20%

8.1

(based on 534 reviews)

Excellent hotel location to all amenities within walking distance, the only one bad thing is the sun beds at the pool not enough and people putting their towels and bags on them at a ridiculous hour then not using them till early afternoon.

Jane from Liverpool checked in Mon 11 Jul 2022

Room Price From

€60

Per Person Per Night

Almirante Hotel

Alicante

8.0

(based on 45 reviews)

Room Price From

€42

Per Person Per Night

Frequently Asked Questions

When to go to Alicante?

Temperatures in summer get up to as much as 30°C in July and August, perfect for sun-seekers who want to spend their time lying on one of Alicante's well-kept beaches. The city gets busiest during the summer holidays, when families flock to make the most of the sun and sand. Winter is a lot warmer than in the UK, and you're unlikely to see snow.

Where to stay in Alicante?

Hotels in Alicante are many and varied, with the majority of them located in and around the City Centre. Whether your require five-star luxury or the simplicity and convenience of a hostel, you’ll have no shortage of options.Hotels in El Barrio de Santa Cruz are ideal if you fancy staying within historic surroundings. This is Alicante’s old quarter, complete with winding lanes and baroque buildings, such as the 18th-century Town Hall and the 17th-century Co-cathedral of St Nicholas of Bari.Hotels near Plaza Topete are a good option for families. The resort’s main beach, Platja del Postiguet is an eight-minute walk, while Santa Bárbara Castle takes just 20 minutes to reach on foot and provides spectacular views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.Alicante offers plenty for couples to see, including a beauty spot called Plaça del Castell. This dazzling white-and-blue-tiled structure is situated high above the city and offers the perfect setting for romantic photographs. If you’re lucky, you’ll be entertained by one of many musicians that play here for the public free of charge.In Alicante, there are plenty of options for adults to let their hair down, thanks to the large number of pubs, bars and clubs dotted around the city. Sip on cold drinks at Kazaris Lab, savour some of the best mojitos in the city at El Coscorrón or dance the night away at clubs such as D’Angelo, Mother or El Mítico.Of course, if you choose a hotel with its own pool and sun loungers, you might find that you’re happy to stay exactly where you are.