Sant Joan d＇Alacant Hotels & Accommodations

Located in San Juan de Alicante, Hostal Monreal is within a 15-minute drive of Alicante Harbour and Campello Beach. This pension is 5.2 mi (8.4 km) from Postiguet Beach and 5.8 mi (9.3 km) from El Corte Ingles Shopping Center.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Featured amenities include luggage storage and refrigerator in a common area.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include blackout drapes/curtains, housekeeping is provided daily, and cribs/infant beds (complimentary) can be requested.

- Hey, We had a good stay, The hotel is very nice overall. With a very large hall and several places to sit to drink or to put. A bar with affordable prices, a restaurant and a swimming pool complete this hotel. The hotel has a sports room but it is not accessible. It should be called to a coach you will have to find and pay for yourself. That's so much to say that it's not useful. Very bad.

Booked for 3 nights, knew it was going to be nothing fancy but the location was important, very short walk across the road from the beach and marina also the bus stop from/too the airport which was a big positive. Me and my girlfriend arrived at about 11:15 and asked to leave bags in as the website stated check-in was not to 16:00. After a short wait the receptionist said the room was now ready so at about 11:30 we were in our room! The room was a bit small with the a view of a brick wall but it was nice and clean with air conditioning and a comfortable bed. There were a few minor marks on the walls and a bit of stains in the bathroom but as stated earlier, we just wanted a clean basic room which overall it was. Fridge and safe it the room was an added bonus. We went down for breakfast on the first morning but it was nothing special and not worth getting up early for, didn't bother with it for the other 2 days apart from getting a coffee. Overall we were satisfied with the hotel, and would consider staying again if we were on a tight budget, but maybe next time we might try something a bit more special.

We stayed here for the weekend during a recent city break. It is true that you get what you pay for and this is the case for Hotel Leuka. The reception and welcome was good. The rooms are clean with comfortable beds. The bathroom is a bath come shower arrangement with good water pressure and temperature the water was hot. The location is in a side street away from the main roads and only a short walk (3 minutes) from a C6 bus stop for transfer to and from the airport. The hotel is quite noisy as having hard (stone) floors with any footsteps or moving furniture can be heard. The walls between rooms are quite thin and people talking can be quite easily heard. Breakfast is plentiful though the scrambled egg and bacon were'luke warm'. There is a bar next door which we sat in for a couple of evenings. The drinks were really inexpensive. We enjoyed walking around the town and to the harbour with a day trip to Benidorm on the train. There's quite a lot to see in a weekend in Alicante and certainly worth a visit.

Stor and clean rooms. The bathroom and the phenomenal shower. The very friendly and efficient receptionists, especially Sergio. The only but, are the high prices of the bar and restaurant. For example, a small glass of milk, € 1.50.

Yes, a total of five rooms were set, one of which was free for an extra bed for the little ones. There is an additional charge for parking, and there is a very small swimming pool on the roof. The foreigner is watching the sun very seriously.

Hotel with good location, in front of the beach, good service and good breakfast

Hotel prices are not expensive, the scenery is good. Rarely there is a Jinfu Chinese restaurant, which is a combination of Chinese and Western. Because this is a foreigner business, there are few Chinese. It tastes good and the price is too affordable.

We regularly travel to Alicante on our way to our holiday home in Almeria and thought that on this occasion we would break up the joirney with a few days in Alicante. We had a 2 night stay at Melia Hotel Alicante from 28th to 30th January which was a Christmas present from our sons. We were booked on to The Level which had been recommended to us as it is for adults only and as we had had a very stressful time in the past few months, we were very much looking forward to the peace and relaxation. However, when we arrived at the hotel we were told that The Level was actually closed because there was work being carried out. We were told we were still in a room on The Level and had in fact been upgraded to a better room but all the other amenities were closed, ie the drinks and snacks that are available all day and the breakfast room which is separate from the main hotel and therefore a lot quieter. We were told that we could still get the snacks and drinks from the bar in the hotel foyer and were given a wrist band to wear so the bar staff would know. Some of the staff didn’t seem to be very aware as to what we were entitled too but mainly the staff were very good. Although we had been upgraded to a better room, the experience was completely spoiled by workmen who started work at 8am and were using drills and jackhammers!! This work went on until early evening so we had to stay out of the room for most of the day and we’re not able to use the leisure facilities/private lounge. We looked on the hotel website whilst we were there and other sites selling rooms at the hotel and they were and still are selling rooms on The Level with no mention of it being closed. We did receive an email a week or so before saying that work was being carried out to refurbish the hotel but it was more than that, parts were practically being demolished!!!! There was also no mention that The Level was completely closed. We were extremely disappointed as it had come highly recommend to us!! We have given the hotel an average rating as we did not have the experience we had expected and paid for!

In Europe, there are 24 square-foot rooms that are oversized, and the service is good and clean. Because I do n’t like European meals, I cook with electric cups, but 1.5 yuan of freshly ground coffee is quite good. Museum, Barbara Castle, beach, yacht marina , Sailing Wharf, Acampo hypermarket are all nearby, and there are T1 ～ T4 subway transfer stations at the door, 23, 2 and C6 to the airport and train station bus station. Apart from Mela, it is the most beautiful in Alicante, but it is too expensive. I personally think that Maya is the most ideal and convenient.