Where to Stay in Alicante

Alicante is one of the Costa Blanca's most-loved destinations — a balance of beach, history, food and Mediterranean lifestyle that draws visitors back year after year.

Relaxed by day, lively in the evening — Alicante mixes Spanish family culture with a warm international community.

From Iberian and Roman roots through Moorish rule to today's tourism era, Alicante has layered history visible in its old town, churches and museums.

Sandy bays, Blue Flag beaches and rocky coves — many within walking distance of the centre and most lifeguarded in summer.

From beachfront chiringuitos to inland menú-del-día institutions and modern tasting menus — Alicante eats well.

Evenings start with vermut, slide into long dinners and end at marina bars, beach clubs or open-air terraces.

Independent boutiques, weekly markets, ceramic studios and the larger shopping centres of Benidorm, Alicante and Zenia Boulevard within easy reach.

300+ days of sunshine a year, mild winters (15–18°C), warm summers (28–32°C) and a sea that's swimmable from May to November.

Alicante airport (ALC) is under an hour; Valencia airport (VLC) under 1h30. The AP-7, N-332 and the TRAM tramway connect the coast.

Safe beaches, family hotels, theme parks within reach (Terra Mítica, Aqualandia, Río Safari) and excellent international schools.

Mild winters, affordable healthcare, walkable centres, expat clubs and direct flights to most European capitals.

Fast fibre, coworking spaces, Digital Nomad Visa pathway and a 1-hour commute to Alicante's tech corridor.

Sunset bars, marina dining, boutique stays and spa days — perfect for short breaks and longer escapes.

May–June and September–October combine warm sea, sun and lower crowds. Winter is peak for long-stay retirees and golfers.