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About Hotels in Alcúdia

Alcudia is one of Mallorca's most captivating destinations, offering a remarkable blend of history, nature, and Mediterranean charm. Explore the remarkably preserved Roman ruins of Pollentia, wander the medieval walls of the Old Town, kayak the crystalline waters of the Parc Natural de s'Albufera, and feast on fresh seafood at the bustling Port d'Alcúdia waterfront. Whether you're here for cycling, sailing, or simply soaking up the Balearic sun, Alcudia consistently rewards.

Accommodation ranges from charming boutique townhouses within the walled Casc Antic to modern beachfront hotels lining the Platja d'Alcúdia. The Old Town is easily navigated on foot, and regular bus services connect the historic centre to the port and beach areas with ease.

Where to Stay in Alcúdia

Casc Antic (Old Town)

The historic heart of Alcudia, enclosed by 14th-century walls. Steps from Pollentia's Roman ruins, the parish church of Sant Jaume, and the weekly Tuesday and Sunday markets. Atmospheric and ideal for first-timers.

Port d'Alcúdia

Alcudia's upscale marina district, lined with seafood restaurants, yacht berths, and smart hotels. Excellent for those who want waterfront dining, easy beach access, and a lively evening promenade along the Passeig Marítim.

Platja d'Alcúdia

A long, golden beach strip with a relaxed, resort feel. Perfect for families and sun-seekers, with direct access to Alcudia's finest stretch of sand, watersports hire, and a wide choice of apartment-style accommodation.

Mal Pas & Bonaire

A quieter residential coastal area north of the Old Town, popular with long-stay visitors and cyclists. Calmer than the main resort strip, with local restaurants, rocky coves, and a peaceful, unhurried atmosphere.

Airport and Transport Guide

Alcudia is served by Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), the main gateway to the Balearic Islands with direct connections to over 100 destinations across Europe. Regular bus services operated by TIB (Transport de les Illes Balears) link the airport to Alcudia town, with the 351 and 352 routes covering the journey in approximately 75 minutes. Night buses run on reduced schedules during the summer season, with taxi transfers available around the clock.

Within Alcudia and the surrounding area, the TIB bus network connects the old town, Port d'Alcudia, and neighbouring resorts. A single-journey ticket costs around €2–€4 depending on the route, and a 10-journey card offers better value for longer stays. Taxis are metered; a typical ride from the old town to Port d'Alcudia costs around €8–€12. Bolt operates in the area during the summer months, and car hire is widely available at the airport for exploring the island independently.

Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Alcúdia

  • Book at least 8–10 weeks ahead for stays during the Alcudia Medieval Market in late October or the Sant Jaume summer festival in July, when hotels fill rapidly.
  • Hotels in the old town of Alcudia or on the quieter northern edge of Port d'Alcudia typically offer lower nightly rates than the main beachfront strip, with easy bus access.
  • Look for hotels that include breakfast — with limited early-morning cafés in quieter areas, a hotel breakfast saves time and keeps costs predictable during your stay.
  • Check for free cancellation when booking, as demand in Alcudia shifts quickly around school holiday dates and late weather forecasts can influence last-minute travel plans.
  • Midweek arrivals from Tuesday to Thursday are noticeably cheaper than Friday or Saturday check-ins, even at the same property, particularly during July and August peak weeks.
  • Sign up to loyalty programmes at larger hotel groups — Iberostar and Viva Hotels both have a strong presence in Alcudia and Port d'Alcudia, with regular member rates and perks.

When to Visit Alcúdia for Lower Prices

Winter (Low Season)

November to February sees most hotels closed or operating at skeleton capacity, with those remaining open offering the lowest prices of the year. Crowds are minimal, the old town is peaceful, and rates at open mid-range hotels start from around £45–£75 per night.

Spring (Value Season)

March to May brings warming temperatures, blooming countryside, and reopening resorts. Prices remain well below summer peaks while the beach and old town are pleasantly uncrowded. An excellent time for walking, cycling, and exploring the natural park at s'Albufera.

Summer (High Season)

June to September is peak season, with Alcudia's beach among the busiest on Mallorca. Temperatures regularly exceed 30°C and hotel prices reach their highest point. Early booking is essential, particularly for July and August when availability tightens considerably.

Autumn (Value Season)

October and early November offer warm sea temperatures, noticeably thinner crowds, and prices falling steadily from summer highs. The medieval market in late October adds a lively local event to an otherwise relaxed and rewarding time to visit.

Popular Areas to Stay in Alcúdia

Alcudia Old Town

Within medieval walls, the Old Town sits close to the Roman ruins of Pollentia and the parish church. Atmospheric and walkable, though parking is limited and summer prices peak sharply.

Port d'Alcúdia

The marina and beach strip offer direct sea access and a wide range of hotels. Lively in summer, with restaurants and watersports on the doorstep, but noise levels rise at night.

Mal Pas-Bonaire

A quieter residential cove north of the bay, popular with repeat visitors seeking calmer surroundings. Less nightlife, but easy access to the Albufera natural park and cleaner, less crowded beaches.

Platja de Muro

The southern stretch of the bay borders the protected Albufera wetlands. Favoured by families and nature-focused travellers; fewer large hotels and a noticeably more relaxed pace than central Port d'Alcúdia.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Old Town puts you within walking distance of Pollentia's Roman ruins and the weekly market, though it commands a premium in peak season. Port d'Alcúdia suits beach-focused visitors with the widest hotel choice. Mal Pas-Bonaire offers a quieter alternative for repeat travellers. For business visitors attending events at nearby Palma convention facilities, Port d'Alcúdia provides the best transport links.
Yes, budget options exist, particularly around Port d'Alcúdia's backstreets and the Platja de Muro end of the bay. Expect to pay roughly £45–£80 per night in these areas. Rates drop considerably outside July and August, with May, June, and September offering the best value without sacrificing good weather or open facilities.
Platja de Muro is ideal for families, with its shallow, gently sloping beach and proximity to the Parc Natural de s'Albufera, where children can explore birdwatching trails. The Old Town's narrow lanes and small squares are also very child-friendly by day. Both contrast well with the busier bar strip in the centre of Port d'Alcúdia, which can be noisy into the early hours.
November through February sees the lowest rates, with many hotels closed and those remaining offering significant discounts. Midweek stays are consistently cheaper than weekends throughout the season. Avoid booking during the Festes de Sant Jaume in late July, the Moros i Cristians festival in August, and the Alcudia Medieval Market weekends in October, when demand spikes and availability tightens considerably.
Alcudia rewards even a long weekend, though three to five nights lets you do it justice. The well-preserved medieval old town, the vast sandy sweep of Platja d'Alcúdia, and the shallow, clear waters of the Bay of Pollença are the standout draws. Palma de Mallorca Airport is served by frequent direct flights from across the UK, making it one of the easiest Balearic destinations to reach.
Yes, a wide range of Alcudia properties offer free cancellation rates. Use the cancellation filter when searching to narrow results quickly. Book well in advance around peak summer weeks in July and August, when flexible rates tend to sell out earliest. Expect to pay roughly a 10 to 15 per cent premium over non-refundable prices for the added peace of mind.
The five-star Illa d'Or in Port de Pollença and the Barceló Pueblo Park are well-regarded luxury options in the area. For reliable mid-range stays, Iberostar and Hipotels both operate well-appointed properties near Platja d'Alcúdia. Travellers seeking boutique character tend to head into the old walled town of Alcúdia itself, where smaller independent hotels occupy historic buildings close to the ancient Roman ruins.
The most economical option is the TIB bus service: take line 350 from the airport towards Inca, then change for the onward service to Alcudia, with a total journey of roughly 75 to 90 minutes. A direct taxi or private transfer takes around 45 to 55 minutes depending on traffic and will cost approximately 60 to 80 euros, making it a convenient choice for groups or families with luggage.

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