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Hotels recommended for SOLO travellers

The hotels listed below have been recommended by Benidorm Seriously Group Members as being suitable for solo travellers.

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For a list of hotels with specific features please see the links at the bottom of the page.

Why do solo travellers have to pay more?

When booking to travel alone there is often the annoyance of having to pay a single supplement this is because hotels traditionally provided services on the basis of people travelling in pairs, with a limited number of single rooms. Since hotels charge per room and not the number of people staying in them, solo travellers will proportionately pay higher prices, though many hotels will offer a discounted rate to solo travellers rather than charging them the full room rate, so always ask when booking.

The fixed costs of running a room are the same no matter how many people occupy it and the hotels costs for laundry, housekeeping, heating and lighting remain the same no matter how many are sharing the room. Also, only one person will spend money on food, beverages, hence the generally higher costs for booking a room for one.

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To keep costs down look at travelling out of the peak summer months as rates are much lower and hotels will be more likely to offer discounts to solo travellers.

Ditch the middleman –  You tend to have a better chance of a deal when you call the hotel directly.

Consider sharing – If you are travelling with friends, or if part of tour group, sharing a room with another of the same sex.

Use this page to help you find your perfect hotel, in the right area for you, this is also an easy way to find reviews of ALL hotels and Apartments,

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Don Pancho Hotel – New Town

Flash Hotel – New Town

Rio Park Hotel – New Town

Hotels for SOLO travellers

Ambassador Hotel – New Town

Calypso Hotel – Rincon de Loix

Castilla Hotel – New Town

Helios Hotel – New Town

Magic Villa de Benidorm Hotel – New Town

Nadal Hotel – Rincon de Loix, Levante Beach

Nereo Hotel – Rincon de Loix

Orange Hotel – New Town

Presidente Hotel – New Town

Pueblo Hotel – New Town

Riviera Beach Hotel – New Town

RH Royal Hotel – Old Town

Rialto Hotel – Rincon de Loix

Riudor Hotel – New Town

Rosamar Hotel – New Town

Sandos Monaco Beach Hotel and Spa – In between New and Old Town

Sol Pelicanos Ocas Hotel – New Town

Venus Hotel – New Town

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BENIDORM SOLO HOLIDAYS Recommended holidays for single travellers with great deals and discounts for solo travel in Benidorm. Here you will find the best holiday hotels for fun breaks if you are travelling alone. Look out for low season best value upgrade double/twin rooms for single use holidays! Hop to our handpicked hotels for solo travel .

BENIDORM HOLIDAYS FOR SINGLE TRAVELLERS

All hotels in Benidorm offer single room holidays, these are generally smaller room types and may not offer large balconies with sea or beach views.  However travel alone out of season and if you are flexible with your date of travel, many hotels offer double and twin rooms for single use. These holidays are either the same price as a single holiday or are offered for a small premium. The other option for the lone traveller is to opt for a self-catering apartment or studio holiday as these can be very good value as the cost per apartment is usually the same regardless of the number of guests. Jet2holidays are a good pick for low season Benidorm holidays for single travel with an extra £30 off all solo travel Benidorm holidays on top of any sale offer or deals at the time of booking. Grab a week in Benidorm from as little as £368 with transfers 10kg cabin bag and 22kg of luggage included. FIRST CHOICE are a super pick for solo holidays in Spain. You can pick the bits you really want and book to party or book to chill-out and do culture, whatever your bag they have it with a fast website and top offers! If you prefer your solo holidays with 100% financial protection take a browse around our Benidorm Package Holiday guide where you can book your perfect break in Benidorm with ATOL included.

Here you go, some handpicked hotels for solo travel holidays in Benidorm!

2SLEEP Estudios ** plus

Old town/levante.

> Perfect for solo travellers > Levante beachfront 150m > Refurbished > On the flat no hills > Good location > 23 floors 92 rooms

Tanit Beach Hotel *** affordable

Old town beachfront.

> Singles from 44€ > Single use double from 60€ > Great for snacks & tapas > Sea view rooms available > Busy bar day & night > Single rooms are interior

Hotel Helios ***

Levante playa.

> Beach 350m > Weekly market 100m > Good single rooms > Renovated in 2019 > Whirlpool, gym & sauna > Standard & pool view rooms

Los Alamos Beach & Art Hotel ****

> Good value low season > Beach & Pubs 150m > Twin for single low season > Restaurants 50m > 130 rooms, max 275 guests > B&B, half board & all inc.

Montesol City hotel ***

Old town central.

> Good for solo holidays > Levante beach 400m > Bars & cafes 0m > 84 rooms 6 floors 2 lifts > Good value cafe bar > Old town tapas bars 200m

Mar Blau Beach Hotel ** by Flats Friends

Beachfront low-cost.

> Room only > Beachfront location > Old town 50m > Cafe bars 15m > Restaurants 30m > Low-cost beachfront

Hotel Internacional ** budget solo breaks

Old town center.

> Beach 70m > Bars & restaurants 0m > On the high street > 40 rooms 5 floors 1 lift > Double B&B from 55€ > B&B, half or full board

Marconi Beach Hotel *** affordable

Poniente beachfront.

> Beach 0m > Bars & restaurants 20m > Older style hotel > 103 rooms 5 floors 2 lifts > Internal, side & sea view > B&B, half board or full board

Prince Park Hotel ***

Levante/ old town.

> Levante beach 950m > Old town tapas bars 800m > Gym & outdoor pool > Double single use offers > 165 rooms 2 lifts 171 floors > B&B, half or full board

Poseidon Playa Hotel ***

> Beachfront 20m > Old town 600m > Fine beach & prom > Double for single use! > Great bars & bistros nearby > All inclusive options

La Cala B&B Beach Hotel *** superior

La cala beachfront.

> Waters edge holidays! > Weekly market 100m > Cafe bars & restaurants 0m > Buses into Benidorm 50m > Hotel bar is adults only > Jet2holidays packages

Sol Pelicanos Ocas *** by Melia

Late & lively holidays.

> Levante beach 300m > Big show bars 150m > Lagoon pool & swim up bar > Buffet dining plus snack bar > Good value solo holidays > Package holiday offers 

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Safety: Safe

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Things to do: Interesting

Food: Above average

Budget: Affordable

Is benidorm worth visiting, solo travel.

Very safe place. Great nightlife. Something for everyone. Great food everywhere. Cheap accommodation but gradually increasing in price for this year. Stayed at Magic Cristal. All inclusive. Great atmosphere. Taxis readily available a few minutes walk or a short wait. As central to new and old town easy to walk to many places.

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Great time with 3 other friends good laughs and enjoyed the party atmosphere. Stayed in the marina hotel very clean and close to the night life.music was a bit loud during the day and police turned up but otherwise fab

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Benidorm, Spain – Best Complete Travel Guide

Benidorm is a small seaside town located on the Eastern side of Spain. The town was once a tiny fishing village, though it’s far from that today.

Benidorm is a Mediterranean holiday hotspot for tourists to enjoy its many beaches, bars/pubs, nightclubs, and more.

The coastal Spanish city’s tourism has boomed in recent years. I mean, look at those many skyscrapers in Benidorm.

Many of these condos are owned by Europeans who frequent Bendirom every Summer. The closest big city to Benidorm is Valencia, just 90 minutes North.

This Spanish city is one of the most varied metropolises in the world. On one side is a lively party scene full of party lovers from around the globe, while on the other is a historic, beautiful, and richly populated old town.

Benidorm is also conveniently located close to the port city of Denia . From the town of Denia, you can access the famous islands of Spain, Ibiza, and Palma by ferry . The town of Denia is only a 30-minute drive North of Benidorm. Or you can take a flight from Alicante airport to Ibiza.

What’s Benidorm Famous for?

Benidorm is famous for its many skyscrapers covering its skyline, beaches, lively nightlife, and overall being an exceptional holiday destination that caters to all visitors.

Bendirom is also known for its endless activities, such as golfing, amusement parks, day excursions, shopping, and pubs, cafes in the city center.

The city is called the “ Manhattan of Spain ” or “ BeniYork ” because of its many skyscrapers. There are currently more than 345 buildings high up along the coastline. They are all apartments and hotels offering stunning ocean views. Benidorm is one of Europe’s most dense areas for residential buildings.

Most cities in Spain have strict development rules for the height of buildings. That is not the case in Benidorm; skyscrapers are everywhere you look here. This gives Benidorm a Miami or Panama City vibe .

For family vacations, a group of single friends, or solo trips, Benidorm is one of those places that caters to all. The central downtown core tends to be more fun and loud. And the old town, which is quieter and more relaxing.

How to Get to Benidorm?

Benidorm doesn’t have its own airport. So you can’t fly into the city by direct flight . The closest airport to Benidorm is located in its neighboring city Alicante .

To find the cheapest flights to Benidorm / Alicante Airport (ALC ), use SkyScanner to view all your options.

You have a few different ways to get to Benidorm from Alicante Airport. Alicante Airport is a 40-minute from Benidorm by car.

• Private Airport Transfer – Cost: €40
• Airport Shuttle Bus – Cost: €10
• Taxi – Cost: €60+

The airport shuttle is the cheapest and most convenient option if you’re coming alone or with one/two other people.

But if you’re coming with your family or a bigger group of friends, you’d be better off booking a private airport transfer .

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Things To Do in Benidorm

Benidorm is full of many things to do; no matter what you’re in the mood for that day, you will find something you’d like to do. It’s all here for beaches, bars, pubs, shopping malls, amusement parks, golfing, and more.

Want to be active? There are plenty of spots to hike. Want to go shopping? Boutiques/malls are everywhere. Go day drinking and lounging at a beach club? Spa Day?

Or perhaps you’re with your family and want to take the kids to a zoo or waterpark; the city has that too. There’s something for everyone here!

Levante Beach / Benidorm Beaches

Levante Beach, also known as sunrise beach, is Benidorm’s most visited and famous beach.

There are many water sports and activities available here for kids. If you want a lively atmosphere, this beach is for you. Avoid it if you prefer to sunbathe in quieter surroundings and visit one of the other beaches I suggested below.

While the beach is busy in summer, you can still find quiet places to retreat from the masses that tend to crowd the waterline.

Other Beaches in Benidorm:

• Platgeta del Mal Pas
• Playa de Poniete
• Platja de La Cala de Finestrat

Explore Old Town Benidorm

While Benidorm is known for its skyscrapers close to a beach shoreline, the Benidorm old town is a hidden cultural treasure in Benidorm. 

Visitors can taste traditional Spanish architecture here, with its white-washed walls, unique features, and quirky details. It is one of the city’s most charming areas.

The tiny  Old Town Benidorm  lies on a hill between the main beaches. It is a must-see when you visit. It contrasts the modern city’s narrow streets and the beautiful church Esglesia de Sant Jaume I Santa Anna. 

Photographed about is the Balcó de la Mediterrània, also known as the Mediterranean Balcony, one of Benidorm’s most famous tourist attractions in the Old Town.

There are many lovely cafes and great  restaurants in Old Town Benidorm. You can also find charming boutique hotels like the  Gastrohotel Boutique RH Canfali , a long-standing famous hotel in the area.

The Cross (La Cruz)

It is worth visiting the  Cross of Benidorm ; it’s one of the most famous landmarks in the city. This breathtaking attraction is situated on a hill overlooking the entire city from Siera Helada Natural Park. 

The view from the town’s top is stunning with its magnificent skyline and deep blue ocean. You can hike up to get to the cross. However, it is also possible to drive there.

The cross at the west of Benidorm was made a tourist attraction. It was then replaced by a permanent monument in 1975 after the old one was destroyed in a storm. Standing its time, The Cross (La Cruz) has continued to be a popular tourist spot.

Siera Helada Natural Park

Sky-scraping towers can be left behind and replaced by sky-scraping cliffs in minutes. This is the magical part of this city that makes it so unique. Hiking, beach lounging, old town exploration, it can all be done here.

This picturesque view is one of Benidorm’s most stunning natural attractions in  Siera Helada Natural Park . 

This hiking area boasts the highest cliffs along the east coast of Spain; the cliffs are more than 400m high . Start the coastal hike from Benidorm’s cross. 

Although the hike is steep, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views and beautiful scenery once you reach the top.

The Northern road leads to a paved path to Albir Lighthouse .

Amusement Parks for Kids

For those visiting with families, Benidorm amusement parks are full of a wide range of activities your kids will love.

Conveniently, all amusement parks are located nearby. Here’s a list of fun theme parks to take the kids to when visiting!

Aqualandia Benidorm – This is a huge outdoor water park fund for the whole family

Terra Natura – A wildlife and water theme complex park complete with a wide variety of activities

Mundomar – Animal park featuring marine life shows and more

Visit Altea

The port city of  Altea is another essential attraction that can be found just around the corner. It is a particularly fascinating place to visit.

This town has white houses and is a unique spot in the region. Visiting the small town of Altea, you’ll think you’re in the hills of Santorini, Greece.

The small town is located on a hillside with a steep gradient and is filled with alleyways and stairways.

Altea is more peaceful than Benidorm and offers a unique old Mediterranean town to explore. Altea is approximately a 15-20 Minute drive from downtown Benidorm.

Benidorm Nightlife

Benidorm is famous for its nightlife; take your pick at nightclubs, fancy cocktail bars, pubs, go-go bars, and much more. Many holiday goers come to Benidorm for this specific reason, the nightlife here is lively.

People party here in the high season until the early morning hours. The best nightclubs in Benidorm are KM Playa and Discoteca Pelelope Benidorm .

Don’t forget the pubs; the city has so many darn pubs. There’s a reason British people love this city; it caters to their love of pubs.

There are concerts, karaoke bars, and cabaret shows for those looking for different entertainment options in the evening.

Benidorm summer nights are far from boring; there’s an array of things to do into the late morning hours every night.

Benidorm Hotels

Benidorm is not short of accommodation options, from boutique hotels to large hotel chains and all inclusive apartments and more.

These are the best Bendiform hotels at each price point, whether coming here on a budget or looking for a 5 Stars hotel.

It also depends on the time you decide to visit; prices are higher for accommodations during the high season. The high season is during the Summer months, June through the end of August.

If you want the cheapest accommodations, go during shoulder season , though it will be too cold for the beach.

Hotel Boutique Villa Venecia – 5 Stars

Villa Venecia Hotel Boutique is next to Levante Beach( the main city beach ).

This boutique hotel has a beautiful terrace above the hotel with spectacular sea views. There’s also a stylish bar on the deck, so you can conveniently enjoy a drink while gazing at the sunset in the evening.

All rooms have free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, and a hydromassage bathtub. The best part about this hotel is each room here has a view of the sea and town.

Inside the hotel is Lium del Mar , a restaurant that serves Mediterranean cuisine and fine wines from all over the country. Other features include a spa and sauna, and massages are available on a request basis.

Gastro Boutique RH Canfali – 4 Stars

Possibly the most well-known historic hotel to stay at in the whole city. The Gastrohotel RH Canfali is located in Benidorm’s old town center and offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

The historic hotel is conveniently close to the bars, best restaurants, and nightlife.

All rooms have stunning views of Benidorm Bay; the rooftop terrace offers must-see sights—a great spot for early morning breakfast or a cocktail in the evening.

H10 Porto Poniente – 4 Stars

H10 Porto Poniente is located next to Poniente Beach. It offers two plunge pools and stunning sea views.

There is a heated pool and a gym at the Despacio Spa Centre, which is only for adults. The suites are well-lit, have air conditioning, and have free WiFi.

The hotel is also conveniently located on the beach; many rooms have stunning sea views.

You will also find the Tortuga Restaurant and Marea Alta Rooftop bar inside the hotel. The rooftop has stunning views, and you can expect a gathering in the evening—a great hotel choice for those looking to be by the beach.

Hostal Anna Benidrom – Hostel

Hostel Anna is clean, modern, and well-equipped in the Old Town of Benidorm. It’s an excellent option for those looking to be more budget-friendly. It’s about 600 meters from central Levante Beach and 450 meters from Poniente Beach.

Despite costing less than the other options on this list, Hostal Anna in Benidorm is conveniently close to everything.

Rooms are modern and clean and come with a microwave, fridge, tv, and private washroom. Daily housekeeping is available, and WiFi is free. This hostel is an excellent idea for those looking to visit on a budget.

Benidorm Restaurants

There are plenty of different types of cuisines in Benidorm. Because this famous seaside city attracts tourists from all over Europe. Restaurants here cater to all sorts of food cravings.

You’ll find several classic Spanish restaurants, British pubs, and various Asian fusion restaurants.

In this list of restaurant recommendations, I stayed on theme with Spanish cuisine because one is visiting Spain, after all.

Restaurante ‘Llum del Mar’

Llum del Mar is part of the hotel Villa Venecia, but not to worry, you don’t need to be a guest to dine here.

The restaurant offers an array of flavourful and eye-appealing Mediterranean cuisine alongside stunning sea views. What’s not to love?

Lamb chops, sea bass cooked perfectly, stunning charcuterie boards, and desserts that will have you craving more. The food here is delicious.

I highly recommend this restaurant even more if you’re with a loved one. The outdoor seating gives a romantic touch to your evening.

D-vora Restaurante

Another restaurant with great food and beautiful sea views, D-vora, is on a terrace, so the views are extra spectacular.

D-vora also offers a mix of Mediterranean and Spanish dishes. They’re well known for their ceviche and juane dishes.

Their menu has an extensive list of local wines, beers, and liqueurs. Get the hot brownie with caramel ice cream and fresh fruit for dessert.

Restaurante Casa Toni

Casa Toni is different from the other two places on this list; there are no seaside views or fancy eye-appealing plates carefully decorated. This place is casual Spanish, served to you as you’d eat at home.

Serving up a wide choice of different Spanish seafood dishes. Despite being third on this list, I highly recommend you go.

Fresh prawns were terrific, the paella was perfectly cooked, and who doesn’t love a side of fresh sea oysters? Remember to try the octopus or squid, too. The restaurant is located just an 8-minute walk North of Levante Beach.

Cheap Eats in Benidorm

Here’s a short list of cheap restaurants for food in the city center to consider!

• La Mejillonera
• Mamma Leone

Is Benidorm Expensive? – Average Travel Costs

It all depends on two factors; how are you looking to experience Benidorm?

If you compare Benidorm to other popular holiday places in Spain, such as Ibiza, Palma, Malaga, Barcelona, and Marbella.

Benidorm is the cheapest place to holiday in compared to these other popular Spain holiday destinations.

Here is an average price for a seven-day holiday in Benidorm , including travel, food, and accommodations. I’ve listed below the costs you can expect to pay, depending on if you’re going alone or with others.

• Solo Traveler: €1,300
• Couple : €2,100
• Family of Four : €4,000

For those looking to visit and strategically budget their trip , prices are slightly lower than listed above.

Here is an average price you should expect to pay for seven-day Benidorm holidays. Again, this includes travel, food, and accommodations.

• Budget Solo Traveler: €800
• Budget Couple’s Trip : €1,800
• Budget Family Vacation of Four: €3,800

Now for those looking to experience a more luxurious trip to Benidorm, here is an estimate of the prices you should expect to pay.

There’s no ceiling regarding the cost of a luxury trip, but this is an average spend.

• Luxury Solo Traveler: €5,000
• Luxury Couple’s Trip : €8,500
• Luxury Family Vacation of Four: €15,000

Is it Expensive in Benidorm?

It depends on what you’re comparing Benidorm to; for a European holiday, Benidorm is considered cheap!

The convenience you get in Benidorm is excellent; everything is close to each other. So you don’t have to worry about spending too much on transportation here .

If you’re looking to holiday in Spain but not break the bank, Benidorm is a great place to do just that.

If you’re still considering Spain or perhaps somewhere else for your holiday country, here’s a list of the cheapest Summer destinations in the world .

And for those looking for a luxurious holiday and ready to spend, I recommend Positano Italy !

Benidorm Weather All Year Round – Best Time to Visit

Benidorm enjoys a Mediterranean climate, where the summers are long, and the winters are relatively short.

During the summer, you can expect a temperature of around 20-30 °C . During winter, you can expect temperatures of about 1 2-18 °C . Not a bad winter for those who hate the cold!

The best time to go is June through August for those who love the sun and plan on going to the beach. Sometimes September gives similar temperatures to the summer, but nothing is guaranteed!

The weather in Benidorm from September to April is considered the off-season months when you can expect rain. But it’s not too frequent!

Is Benidorm Worth Visiting?

Yes, it’s worth visiting. A Benidorm vacation is a great idea, especially for those looking to holiday in Spain and would prefer to spend less than in other popular holiday cities in Spain.

I said it before, and I’ll repeat it, what I love about this city is how convenient everything is.

With so much at your doorstep, getting to most places you’d like to go is easy. Also, because the city is small, it’s hard to get lost here.

Why do Brits go to Benidorm?

When visiting Benidorm, you will quickly notice many British tourists there. This is because Benidorm has done an excellent job catering to Brits; the city is covered in pubs serving English cuisine. Also, many Brits have apartments here purchased long ago.

Lastly, there’s a British series called “ Benidorm ,” a popular sitcom show in Benidorm. So you can imagine a Benidorm tv show only adds to the already famous seaside town.

Is Benidorm Safe?

Yes, it’s perfectly safe in here. You’ve got nothing to worry about, even walking at night.

Of course, use your big city intuition, watch for pick-pocketing, be aware of your surroundings, and keep your belongings close.

Make sure to purchase travel insurance before visiting Spain.

Those who usually go to Benidorm in the summer but then leave Benidorm in the winter because of the colder climate. Head to Playa Del Carmen or Puerto Escondido , where it’s hot in the winter; that’s my recommendation for those looking to escape winter climates.

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"It’s really nice to have a platform like GAFFL with lots of travelers wanting to do the same as you, a real beautiful cultural exchange. You can meet people so easily and in a trustful way. We were four girls, from French, German and American backgrounds, without knowing each other from before. We spent an amazing week together, 2000km driving, camping on the way. We saw kangaroos, koalas, penguins and pelicans"

“I have found GAFFL to be an amazing tool for finding similar minded travel partners to embark on an adventure. Through GAFFL, I had organized a trip to Mexico City last month and Quazi joined the trip from Victoria, BC. We spent 14 days of straight exploring, hiking, eating and drinking. Quite an amazing experience - all thanks to GAFFL!”

"I accidentally scrolled across GAFFL and I'm so pleased I did. I met Amaia and immediately decided to road-trip together. We're spending 10 days together and it's great because we have so much in common. Couldn't have done it without GAFFL helping us find one another! It has honestly made NZ so much cheaper to explore as I get to split the costs with someone too​"

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