Hotels in Benidorm

Benidorm is one of the most popular and beloved seaside resorts on the eastern coast of Spain. Part of Valencia’s iconic Costa Blanca, it has transformed from a quaint fishing village in the 1960s to a haven of modern Mediterranean holiday making and nightlife.

Benidorm can be enjoyed by tourists of all ages travelling on any kind of budget. The are cheap accommodations of all types available throughout the area.

Neighbourhoods of Benidorm

Benidorm consists of a number of districts:

• Old Town: This is the central shopping hub of the region, with a mixture of luxury brands and local independent stores offering wide variety.
• Levante District: Here you will find a spectacular stretch of golden sand, one of the best beaches in the whole of Spain.
• Poniente District: This is the home of the other iconic beach in Benidorm, complete with a stretch of cafes and restaurants.
• Rincon De Loix: This is a neighbourhood that is home to a lot of tourist attractions and opportunities including a fun fair, swimming pools, and miniature golf.

What to see and do in Benidorm

You will not find yourself lost for things to do in Benidorm. There is something for everyone from the Aqualandia water park and gardens, to the Mundomar sea life park to the church of Saint James and Saint Anne for some historic culture.

What to eat in Benidorm

There are a number of signature Benidorm dishes. You must make time to sample coca farcida, which is a tomato and tuna pie, San Blas which are sweet buns, and a famous Mediterranean bread pudding called Calatrava.

Typical events and festivals in Benidorm

There is never a dull moment in Benidorm. Some of the best annual festivals include the 3 Kings Procession in January, the Fallas celebration in March and the St Jamie Fiesta in July.

How to move around in Benidorm

Benidorm is a well-connected Spanish resort thanks to public transports such as busses, taxis and trains that provide links around the vicinity and to other towns and cities across the Costa Blanca.

The climate in Benidorm

Thanks to Benidorm’s Mediterranean climate, visitors can enjoy a pleasantly mild to searingly hot time. June and August are the best months for serious beach activity, with an average daily temperature of 32 degrees.

More interesting facts about and sights in Benidorm

Did you know that Benidorm boasts more than 300 skyscrapers? For this reason, it is often likened to Miami, and is sometimes referred to as the Dubai of the Mediterranean!