Hotels near Escultura Cuidando A Las Personas, Alicante

Booked for 3 nights, knew it was going to be nothing fancy but the location was important, very short walk across the road from the beach and marina also the bus stop from/too the airport which was a big positive. Me and my girlfriend arrived at about 11:15 and asked to leave bags in as the website stated check-in was not to 16:00. After a short wait the receptionist said the room was now ready so at about 11:30 we were in our room! The room was a bit small with the a view of a brick wall but it was nice and clean with air conditioning and a comfortable bed. There were a few minor marks on the walls and a bit of stains in the bathroom but as stated earlier, we just wanted a clean basic room which overall it was. Fridge and safe it the room was an added bonus. We went down for breakfast on the first morning but it was nothing special and not worth getting up early for, didn't bother with it for the other 2 days apart from getting a coffee. Overall we were satisfied with the hotel, and would consider staying again if we were on a tight budget, but maybe next time we might try something a bit more special.

We stayed here for the weekend during a recent city break. It is true that you get what you pay for and this is the case for Hotel Leuka. The reception and welcome was good. The rooms are clean with comfortable beds. The bathroom is a bath come shower arrangement with good water pressure and temperature the water was hot. The location is in a side street away from the main roads and only a short walk (3 minutes) from a C6 bus stop for transfer to and from the airport. The hotel is quite noisy as having hard (stone) floors with any footsteps or moving furniture can be heard. The walls between rooms are quite thin and people talking can be quite easily heard. Breakfast is plentiful though the scrambled egg and bacon were'luke warm'. There is a bar next door which we sat in for a couple of evenings. The drinks were really inexpensive. We enjoyed walking around the town and to the harbour with a day trip to Benidorm on the train. There's quite a lot to see in a weekend in Alicante and certainly worth a visit.

Now there are a lot of people that this hotel is not this and not that. Let me say that if you are not over weight it’s a nice still to the Mariana and restaurants and beach to be fair. This is not on the front but what a lovely place rooms are clean with a mini bar that’s a nice addition to the room. Safes in the room and overall clean today and a excellent nice stay. As I always say I stay away a lot with my job and review fairly this place was lovely. The roof top pool was not massive but what do you expect for a roof lol. Nice little bar up there too. Have to say they tried there best to accommodate my early check in coukd not promise but they did there best. The front of house areas and the reception team are a credit to this hotel

Only an overnight stay before our morning flight back to uk. We wanted somewhere within walking distance to the city centre and with parking. The hotel was easy to find with free parking, and also a 15 min easy walk to the bars and restaurants in the centre. In the morning we had an easy 10 minute drive to the airport. Our room and bathroom were a bit dated but clean and comfortable which is all we required. We didn’t eat in the hotel but had a couple of drinks out on the terrace when we returned to the hotel in the evening. Given its location and free parking we would certainly visit again.

I’m staying as a student of university of Alicante in Villa Universitaria here. The price is pretty high so were my expectations. As I arrived I found everything okay. As I’ve been spending more time, I found many disadvantages. 1) I had problems with my key and the lock all the time. And though I clearly had problems staff didn’t do a thing but ignore my complains. I had to leave the door open by the end just to get in next time. Only when I started a serious argument they sent me a worker and he repaired the lock. 2) at first there was a microwave and one day I woke up and it was gone. For my question I got “it is not included” but I’ve seen microwave in other rooms. 3) there are vegetables for breakfast, it’s the same everyday: cheese, ham and lots of dough. To be honest there are no fresh vegetables at all. Everyday for lunch and dinner there is only a “salad” of 3 tomatoes cherry, olives, corn and lettuce. Coffee is a whole other thing... 4) the shower doesn’t properly work, water is spreading all over the bathroom. Th shelf in the shower is crooked so I can’t even put my shampoo and other staff there, it’s always falling down. 5) there was no toilet brush (it may be not the most important thing, but I wish you luck to keep everything clean without it) 6) dinner is at 20:30!! But it’s just a common Spanish thing, dinner is always very late. 7) finally, it’s not a disadvantage, just a friendly warning. It’s 40 minutes to Alicante so if you want to spend more time in city, it’s better find smth there. It will be cheaper and more convenient. 8) you better speak Spanish, staff doesn’t enjoy much speaking English

The Budget hotel was great value as usual, but the restaurant at the adjacent Ibis was understaffed and tables were not even set out. Food was not presented well; School dinner-ish and no table service. The one member of staff (at the bar) taking orders also had to deal with bar orders. Because the tables were grouped together there was not enough seating for diners. One at our table had to separate the tables for social distancing - there was no member of staff who showed any interest. Completed orders were shouted for from the bar area. Contrast this with Barcelona the night before. Why so different?

situated at the cliff with fantastic view but no beach :-). you need a car when staying in the hotel and want to go to the beach (or might use the bus but we didnt try). older equipment but still working. new TV but all services restricted besides those from hotel. you cant login with netflix,...

Hotel prices are not expensive, the scenery is good. Rarely there is a Jinfu Chinese restaurant, which is a combination of Chinese and Western. Because this is a foreigner business, there are few Chinese. It tastes good and the price is too affordable.

I'm trying to work out the target customers for this hotel due to its location. It's out of the town (Santa Pola), situated next to the N-332 (busy north-south coast road), and on the edge of a retail park. As a result it has no room for facilities (outdoor pool, tennis courts, etc.) although it's new so everything is up to date. Rooms have a large balcony which I guess would be nice in summer. That's about it. Even the bar is a solitary tap in the hotel lobby - no separate area. Breakfast was standard but no complaints. The retail park has various eating and drinking places - KFC, Burger King, other burger places, various bars - but I didn't find a real Spanish one. Quite a lot were closed as it was out of season. For those familiar with the UK I thought it was very like a Premier Inn or Travelodge and a 4* rating is misleading. I'm thinking it's really an airport hotel so not for a long stay.

It's close to the airport, and it's very convenient to travel. The crush at the front desk is very nice, and the breakfast is very rich. The room is quite big, with basic facilities, and you can ask for hot water at the bar on the first floor.