My husband and I along along with 6 other friends spent a week at the hotel Calypso Benidorm in early October.Out of all the hotels we have stayed in Benidorm, I think I speak for all of us that this was was the best one. It was so clean you could eat off of the floor. The staff were the friendliest bunch I have seen anywhere.Being all ballroom dancers we particularly liked the music that was played during the evening. The food was very varied, but I only rated it 8 out of 10 because I would have liked to see more Spanish food. I thought the drinks were very reasonably priced, we had a good bottle of Rioja wine for 8 euros. The only problem we had was getting stuck in the lift on one occasion. I wouldn't recomend this hotel during the winter months to families or young couples as the entertainment is geared up to cater for the over fifties.To sum up I would say this was the best value for money hotel that we have ever been to.I think we would all like to come again next year and bring a few more dancers with us.

By Valerie Norris
Month of Travel: October 2009

My boyfriend and I are in our early 20's. We stayed in the Calypso Hotel and thought it was lovely. We only pre booked 2 nights online, but when we were there, we end up booking an extra 3 nights as we really liked it, and the hotel had no problem with that, we got to stay in our original room also. As we travelled around Benidorm, we noticed the standard of our hotel was much better than the majority of the hotels in Benidorm. The majority of people in the Calypso hotel are 60+ and wallsing/salsa dancing was on most nights, but me and my boyfriend were happy with this as it was a nice hotel. We also went to Aqualandia & Terra Metica, and we would definately recommend Terra Metica as there are things to do for all ages.

By Nicola McEvoy
Month of Travel: July 2009

Nice friendly hotel,perfect location for beach and nightlife,great 2 for 1 offer at the bar,plenty of sunbeds at pool area,would def use this hotel again,had a fab 8 days,thanks calypso Mike & Margy Con.

By Anonymous
Month of Travel: June 2009