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The Alameda is in a really good location in Benidorm - a quiet street with no traffic and right in the heart of the Old Town. It is just a minute's walk from the beach and there are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants nearby. The hotel was clean and our room had everything we needed, including a balcony where we could sit in comfort. The roof terrace is perfect for sunbathing or relaxing away from the crowds. Although the facilities are basic rather than luxurious, the Alameda is good value for money and the staff are friendly and helpful. The only thing we were not happy with was the food as the meals were not very interesting. However, there was always fresh fruit and also a selection of salads, so we managed to find something to eat each evening. Overall we had an enjoyable stay and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel.

By Anonymous
Month of Travel: April 2010

Small friendly hotel, well situated for all that Benidorm Old Town has to offer, food generally on the cooler side of warm with limited choice and catering mainly for the spanish pallet,staff very friendly and approachable, rooms basic but spotlessly clean, on the whole good value for money hotel.

By Mark Coleman
Month of Travel: March 2009

We were pleasantly surprised with our stay at this hotel. Fair to say it's rather basic - small lift and no swimming pool but the staff could not have been more helpful. Our heartfelt thanks to the chef especially, who prepared special meals for me once he knew I am vegetarian, and seem to take pride in the presentation and my appreciation of his efforts. The Reception staff were also extremely helpful, and it has to be noted that at the weekend the hotel was very lively (our off-season stay began rather quietly) with a large influx of Spanish guests having a nice weekend at the coast. If the local people use the hotel, what better sign of a good hotel do you need. We will certainly be booking the Alameda again for our stay next time we're in Benidorm.

By Susan Waller
Month of Travel: January 2009