The Luxury Hotel in Alicante

One 5-star hotel in Alicante, chosen by our travel experts: Hospes Amerigo. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.

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from 189 €per night
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1 luxury hotel in Alicante, Spain

Your guide to the best luxury hotel in Alicante

Alicante carries a castle on a rock in the middle of the city. From the Santa Bárbara fortress the hill drops south to the beach and west into the lanes of the old town – and between them lies a park that climbs the slope.Hospes Amerigo AlicanteHospes Amerigo Alicante · Parc de l'EretaFor this guide we reviewed the best hotels in Alicante and picked one: a single luxury hotel, exactly where that park begins.

At no extra cost: booking through suitespot costs the same as booking direct with the hotel – the benefits come on top, free of charge.

One luxury hotel in Alicante – and who it suits

Our choice for Alicante is the Hospes Amerigo at 189 € a night. It stands on the Parc de l’Ereta, at the foot of the castle hill, and carries eight categories – six rooms and two suites.

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They come with breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability, early check-in and late check-out – both, not just one – and points and status benefits with Marriott Bonvoy. And the benefits apply from the first night; for a city people often fly to for a weekend, that is the sentence that matters.

One benefit here is tied to the category, though – and it repays a calculation of its own.

Our travel advisors’ insider tip

At the Hospes Amerigo there are two different welcome gifts, and which one you get is decided by the category.

For a room: a fruit basket, chocolates and a bottle of cava.

For a suite: a bottle of champagne or manzanilla, with serrano ham and cheese. That is no longer a greeting, that is dinner on the balcony.

And now the figure that makes this choice interesting. The hotel has two suites, and the smaller of them is smaller than the largest room:

The Family Suite measures 44 square metres.
The Family Room measures 45.

One square metre less – and in exchange the suite gift instead of the room gift. Anyone travelling as a couple or with children who is already torn between those two now has a criterion that appears in no room description.

The large Suite at 57 square metres is the clear case: the largest floor area and the suite gift together.

Our advice: tell us whether the square metre or the evening matters more to you. On one night the single square metre is irrelevant; over three nights you have serrano ham three times instead of chocolates three times.

Where to stay in Alicante: below the castle, above the Explanada

Alicante is small enough that its location only has to answer one question: hill or beach? The Hospes Amerigo answers it with both.

The hotel stands on the Parc de l’Ereta, the terraced park that climbs from the edge of the old town to the fortress. From there stairs and a lift lead up to Santa Bárbara castle; downhill it is a few minutes to the Explanada de España, the promenade with its wavy marble paving under the palms, and on to the Postiguet, the city beach.

Behind it lies the Barrio de Santa Cruz, the old quarter on the slope: whitewashed façades, flowerpots on the walls, stepped lanes instead of streets. Our recommendation is therefore for anyone who wants to take a city on foot – in Alicante everything you came to see sits within a circle you can walk in a morning.

For orientation: Alicante-Elche airport is about twenty minutes from the city. Boats leave the harbour for Tabarca, the small island in the marine reserve, and the fast train reaches Madrid in a little over two and a half hours.

Rooms and suites: the best hotel in Alicante from the inside

The Hospes Amerigo carries eight categories, and two of them are suites. For a hotel this size the ladder is remarkably even – it rises in small steps and never jumps.

It starts at the Standard Room with 22 square metres, runs through Superior Room and Superior Triple Room at 28 each, then Deluxe Room and Premium Room at 36 each, and ends at the Suite with 57 square metres.

Between 36 and 57 sit the two family categories: the Family Room at 45 and the Family Suite at 44. As explained above, the suite here is the smaller of the two – and still the one with the larger welcome gift.

Anyone looking for a view in Alicante will find it not through a window but two hundred metres higher up – on the castle wall, from which you see the whole bay at once.

Tell our travel advisors how many of you there are and how long you are staying. With eight categories in one hotel the advice is quick and the decision is clear.

What a night in a luxury hotel in Alicante costs

A night in a luxury hotel in Alicante costs 189 €.

Luxury hotelFromsuitespot benefits from
Hospes Amerigo Alicante189 €1st night

The benefits apply from the first night. So you can come for a single night and get the same package as for a week.

When it is at its best: in May and June and in September and October. The sea is warm then, the Explanada is busy in the evening, and the castle hill is bearable even at midday.

When the city celebrates loudest: at the end of June, for the Hogueras de San Juan. Figures of wood and papier-mâché burn across the whole city and the beach parties run until morning. If you want that, book months ahead – with one hotel the city fills up instantly.

When it is warmest: in July and August. The day moves to the water then: Postiguet in the morning, siesta at midday, the promenade in the evening – and the beaches of San Juan to the north are long enough to have space.

When it is mildest: from December to February. Alicante has one of the mildest winters in Europe; at midday you sit on the Explanada in shirtsleeves, and the old town belongs to the locals.

How long to stay: two to three nights. One for the castle and the old town, one for the beach – and one for Tabarca or a trip to Elche and its palm groves.

You earn points and status benefits with Marriott Bonvoy.

And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as you do in the busiest.

Santa Bárbara, the welcome gift and exclusive services in a 5-star hotel

Santa Bárbara castle is the reason Alicante looks the way it does. It sits on the Benacantil, a 166-metre rock right by the sea, and was built on for centuries – Moorish foundations, Spanish bastions, walls on three levels.

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From up there you see how the city is built: the harbour, the line of palms along the Explanada, the arc of Postiguet beach and the towers of San Juan behind it. You get up on foot through the Parc de l’Ereta – or by the lift that runs up through the rock from the beach.

The welcome gift is meant for the evenings after that, and at the Hospes Amerigo it is not a formula but comes with real contents. In a room, a fruit basket, chocolates and a bottle of cava. In a suite, a bottle of champagne or manzanilla with serrano ham and cheese – manzanilla is a dry sherry, and with ham and cheese that is the Spanish answer to the question of whether you would like something before dinner.

What our travel advisors arrange most often beyond that: the early check-in – flights from northern Europe often land in the morning, and a room at eleven instead of three saves the first day – and the boat to Tabarca, which books out quickly in summer.

And then there are the things that always come with it: the room upgrade subject to availability, the late check-out and breakfast for two – every day, from the first night.

Earn points & use your status in Alicante

Most properties in this selection earn with Marriott Bonvoy. Your status benefits and points stay intact: suitespot books direct rates, not consolidator fares. The programs you will find in Alicante:

At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.

ProgramHotelsExamples in Alicante
Marriott Bonvoy1 hotelHospes Amerigo Alicante

Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Alicante

How many luxury hotels in Alicante does suitespot work with?

We reviewed the best hotels in Alicante and picked one: the Hospes Amerigo on the Parc de l’Ereta, below the castle.

What does a luxury hotel in Alicante cost per night?

189 € a night at the Hospes Amerigo – with breakfast for two, an upgrade subject to availability, and both early check-in and late check-out.

Which is the best hotel in Alicante?

The Hospes Amerigo. It stands at the foot of the castle hill, minutes from the Explanada and Postiguet beach, and carries eight categories from 22 to 57 square metres.

Where is the best place to stay in Alicante?

On the Parc de l’Ereta, between the old town and the castle hill. From there you reach the fortress on foot going up and the promenade going down – in Alicante everything worth seeing is within walking distance.

Is there a minimum stay in Alicante?

No. At the Hospes Amerigo the suitespot benefits apply from the first night – including a single overnight stay.

What welcome gift do I get in Alicante?

That depends on the category. In a room, a fruit basket, chocolates and a bottle of cava; in a suite, a bottle of champagne or manzanilla with serrano ham and cheese.

Can you earn points and status in Alicante?

Yes. The Hospes Amerigo belongs to Marriott Bonvoy; you receive regular points and your status benefits.

When is the best time to visit Alicante?

It is at its best in May and June and in September and October. At the end of June the city celebrates the Hogueras de San Juan, July and August are warmest, and from December to February Alicante has one of the mildest winters in Europe.

Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an email
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