Hotels in Alcudia

The high season in Alcudia runs from July to August, when the temperature is at its hottest and the hotels are most expensive. It’s also the season of festivals and parades. From November to Easter the weather is surprisingly cool, although still sunny. A number of hotels and restaurants close during this time, making Alcudia much quieter. From Easter to June and September to October Alcudia is calm and the weather is pleasant, making this a perfect time to go for those who want to hike, climb or cycle.

Couples will want to find a boutique hotel in Alcudia’s picturesque Old Town. Many old attractive buildings have been restored into hotels with fantastic sea views from the rooftop terrace. With an appealing mix of antique furniture and modern features, a lot of hotels in the area have the added draw of excellent indoor spas.Hotels in the Old Town will place you within a 10-minute walk of the key attractions in the area. A walk along the old walls is a great way to take in the history of the town while appreciating the stunning views. The Roman ruins, including the Roman amphitheatre, will appeal to history buffs, while the elegant old church and its museum are also worth visiting.If you’re looking for a family hotel then stay in Port d’Alcudia. The beach here is ideal for children, with shallow waters protected on each side. It’s spacious, giving the kids the chance to play beach games and let off steam. There’s also a climbing frame and play area, and plenty of family-friendly cafes and restaurants for when you get peckish.For adults looking for a lively nightlife, stay in a hotel in the Belle Vue area of Port d’Alcudia. After having some chilled drinks at one of the relaxed bars in this area, party goers will want to head to the Bananas Disco Complex, featuring a number of nightclubs packed with local and holiday revellers alike.