Joya Hotel

“ The hotel itself was nice and clean, reception was very helpfull. How ever the catering leaves much to be desired. The meals were focused on the spanish customers and although english people stay there the catering for their tastes were non exsistent. Example being breakfast, with the exeption of the coffee and the falcility to do toast the only hot food offered was small frankfurter sausages and baked beans. Evening meals were no better.

“ Top Tip: Just oppersite the hotel is a little bar come cafe called Alex, it is open 24/7 and offers nice snacks and the staff are very friendly.

“ At first glance this hotel was really nice, the reception, room and pool area, in fact all the hotel, was smart and very clean. The staff were polite and helpful although they didn't speak much English. The biggest let down was the food which we found awful, we were full board but had to eat out regularly as the meals were so bad (we aren't fussy eaters). Also the hard plastic sunbeds are uncomfortable.

If the hotel provided a fridge and kettle the hotel would be a perfect base for a self catering holiday. We would return there but on a bed and breakfast basis only.

“ Top Tip: Give Benidorm a try its wonderful and has something for every taste.

“ not many brits mostly spanish quiet location 10 min walk from cafe benidormi

“ Top Tip: u can walk to busy bit taxi back cafe benidorm brill takethat tribute band superb

“ A nice, simple hotel at a good price. No particular frills but clean, quiet, comfortable and friendly. Good value and I would recommend it.

“ Top Tip: Lots of British-style places to eat within about 5 minutes walk. Plenty of Spanish eateries in the Old Town which is about a ten minute walk in the opposite direction.
A big Mercadona supermarket just up the road is handy.