Code sent to phone via SMS
Find exceptional hotels in Spain's sun-drenched Costa Blanca gem. From ancient hilltop castles to buzzing harbour promenades, discover the perfect base for your Alicante stay.
Sort by:
Oops... no properties found.
No results were found for your search and filter. Try changing your filter data
About Hotels in Alicante
Alicante is one of Spain's most rewarding Mediterranean cities, blending sun-bleached history with a lively contemporary energy. Climb to the 16th-century Castillo de Santa Bárbara for panoramic sea views, stroll the palm-lined Explanada de España, explore the MACA contemporary art museum, and feast on fresh seafood and locally caught gambas at the Mercado Central. The city's Levante football club and vibrant fiesta calendar, including the spectacular Hogueras de San Juan bonfire festival, add further colour to any visit.
Accommodation ranges from sleek seafront hotels along the El Postiguet beachfront to charming boutique stays tucked into the atmospheric old town of El Barrio. The city centre is highly walkable, and the TRAM Metropolità light rail network connects Alicante to neighbouring coastal towns with ease.
Where to Stay in Alicante
Centro & Explanada
The ideal base for first-time visitors. Steps from the Explanada de España, the castle cable car, the Mercado Central, and the main ferry port, with excellent dining and transport links throughout.
El Postiguet & Puerto
Alicante's upscale seafront strip, home to the city's finest hotel properties. Wake to Mediterranean views, walk to the marina's restaurants, and enjoy easy access to the beach and the MACA museum.
El Barrio (Casco Antiguo)
The characterful old quarter for those who prefer atmosphere over convenience. Whitewashed lanes, independent tapas bars, flamenco venues, and the Santa María basilica on your doorstep.
Benalúa & San Antón
A quieter residential district offering genuine local life and solid value. Well served by trams and buses, close to the main railway station, and a short walk from the city's central sights.
Airport and Transport Guide
Alicante is served by Alicante–Elche Miguel Hernández Airport (ALC), the main gateway to the Costa Blanca with direct connections to over 100 destinations across Europe. The airport is linked to the city centre by the TRAM Metropolitano d'Alacant Line 3 (around 25 minutes to Luceros) and the C-6 bus service, which runs until the early hours.
Within the city, the TRAM network and local buses operated by SUBUS cover all key areas. A Bono 10 travel card offers the best value for visitors making multiple journeys. Taxis from the city centre to the beach or old town typically cost €8–€12. Uber and Cabify both operate in Alicante.
Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Alicante
- Book at least 6–8 weeks ahead for stays during peak events — the Hogueras de San Juan in June and Semana Santa in spring fill hotels extremely fast.
- Staying in the Benalúa or San Antón neighbourhoods offers lower nightly rates than the seafront, with easy TRAM access to the centre.
- Look for hotels that include breakfast — it saves time and money when exploring Alicante's busy Esplanade and Mercado Central.
- Opt for free cancellation where possible, as Alicante hotel demand can shift quickly around Spanish bank holidays and long weekends.
- Midweek stays from Tuesday to Thursday are noticeably cheaper than weekends, particularly during summer when coastal demand peaks sharply.
- Sign up to loyalty programmes — Meliá and Barceló both have a strong Alicante presence and offer member-exclusive rates and upgrades.
When to Visit Alicante for Lower Prices
Winter (Low Season)
December to February sees mild days, very few crowds, and the lowest hotel prices of the year. The city remains lively with local life and Christmas festivities. Expect mid-range rates from around £55–£90 per night.
Spring (Value Season)
March to May brings warm sunshine, blooming parks, and the spectacular Hogueras run-up events. Prices are rising but still well below summer peaks, offering an excellent balance of pleasant weather and good value.
Summer (High Season)
June to August is peak season, with temperatures regularly exceeding 32°C and beaches at their busiest. The Hogueras de San Juan in late June drives a sharp price spike. Book early to secure the best rates.
Autumn (Value Season)
September and October offer warm sea temperatures, thinning crowds, and hotel prices easing noticeably from their summer highs. The light is excellent and the city relaxed — one of the most rewarding times to visit.
Popular Areas to Stay in Alicante
Centro
The historic heart of Alicante, within walking distance of the Explanada de España, the Mercado Central, and the cable car up to Castillo de Santa Bárbara. Ideal for first-time visitors.
El Barrio
Alicante's oldest quarter, tucked beneath the castle rock. Narrow lanes, independent tapas bars, and a bohemian atmosphere attract creative travellers seeking something beyond the seafront hotels.
Playa de San Juan
A quieter residential stretch north of the city with long sandy beaches and good transport links. Popular with families and those wanting space without straying far from the centre.
Pau Blanc / Vistahermosa
Alicante's principal business and convention district, close to the ADDA auditorium and conference venues. Well served by tram and favoured by corporate travellers on extended stays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out more ideas nearby Alicante
Every month
3 payments
Total
Every month
4 payments
Total
View at checkout
6 payments
View at checkout
12 payments
Vuelo’s Fair Financing Plans are a regulated credit agreement. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and your ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents only. Subject to status. Late fees may apply. T&Cs apply.
How it works
Choose your stay
Choose your payment plan
Different payment plans may be shown depending on the purchase amount and credit score.
Complete your checkout
The amount will be charged based on the payment plan you choose.
Add another room
