Accommodations in Benidorm for those who want to enjoy a temporary stay on this famous Mediterranean coast.
The accommodations offer a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, washing machine, iron, Wi-Fi connection, swimming pool, and terrace.
Tourist accommodations in Benidorm ideal for both families and groups of friends that represent a much more economical alternative to traditional hotel stays.
From Fishing Village to Mediterranean Icon
Of Iberian and medieval origin, Benidorm protected its coasts for centuries from the area of its current old town. However, its true revolution came in the mid-20th century:
Tourism pioneers: Led by the vision of Mayor Pedro Zaragoza, the town reinvented its urban planning, giving rise to its iconic skyline of skyscrapers.
Europe’s favorite destination: Its evolution made it a world reference for its golden beaches, privileged microclimate, and vibrant nightlife.
Living history: A modern destination that maintains the cultural charm and essence of its Mediterranean roots.
Benidorm boasts a unique microclimate with more than 300 days of sunshine a year and mild temperatures.
Spring and Fall: The ideal time to escape the crowds, enjoy the sun without stress, and explore the city at your own pace.
Summer: The peak season for sun, beach atmosphere, and maximum leisure options.
Winter: Perfect for a warm and peaceful retreat by the sea.
Must-see places you can’t miss during your stay.
Balcón del Mediterráneo: The most iconic viewpoint, with incredible panoramic views between Levante and Poniente.
Old Town: Charming narrow streets, local shops, and the Church of San Jaime.
Serra Gelada Natural Park: Cliffs and impressive hiking trails with the best skyline as a backdrop.
Golden sands and crystal-clear waters certified for their quality and sustainability.
Levante Beach: The soul of the city; lively, full of services, and with a vibrant promenade.
Poniente Beach: More than 3 km of tranquility, perfect for families and sunset strolls.
Cala Tío Ximo and Cala Almadrava: Small natural refuges at the foot of the Natural Park to escape the hustle and bustle and go snorkeling.
Theme Parks: Excitement and adventure at Terra Mítica, Aqualandia, and Mundomar.
English Square and Old Town: Two unique atmospheres; from pubs with live international music to the traditional “Zona de los Vascos” for tapas.
Water Sports: Cable ski, kayaking, paddle surfing, and boat excursions to Benidorm Island.
Discover everything you need to know about Benidorm before your visit. We give you tips and advice and show you the best of this wonderful city on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
