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The room that gave us a Suite was a walk with the bathroom in the room. And the Uniq plant is a wonderful experience that you have to hire if you are going to be a few days. The only thing you can get is that if you have breakfast on the terrace is not the same buffet as in the room and that is understood by logistics but clearly, you pay the same and it is not the same buffet just for enjoying the terrace.

Hotel Cibeles provided the perfect stay for our week in Gandia, where there is much to do & we kept busy in town, enjoyed the local beaches & visited Valencia by train. The hotel has a smart exterior & looks great lit up in the evenings. The pretty reception vestibule leads to a lovely poolside terrace & bar, or a sweeping stairway to the dining room. The rooms are a fair size & have great balconies. We ate good breakfasts there, & had our dinners out as there are plenty of fun restaurants a stroll away. Gandia beach is also walking distance & the pedestrian area comes to life in the evenings with shops & stalls. We had a car, & the hotel has a small underground carpark. The staff were a pleasure, & we would definitely stay there again!

We stayed a few nights in Borgia when in Gandia. Prior to arriving, the hotel was responsive to queries, though only in Spanish! Location was excellent, around 15 mins walk to the train/ coach station & near the main promenade, with easy access to dining options. The hotel facade & lobby itself looked nice but the room was a bit worn, especially the table tops which were peeling & off putting. It was great to have a balcony facing a few bars & cafes but it was a tad noisy at night so thankfully we had some ear plugs. There was ample storage space but the desk surfaces & drawers were quite dirty, as if they hadn't been cleaned. There was a fridge in the hotel & a safe in the wardrobe but no key. A bottle of water was given compliments of the hotel on the first day. Toiletries were in small bottles which was not environmentally friendly & they didn't replenish these on the second day so we had to request some at reception. The person at reception didn't speak English so we had to rely on Google translate 😁 Breakfast was served from 7am on weekdays & 8am on weekends. There was a selection of hot & cold food, fruit, yoghurt, pastries & bread. The hot food was lukewarm to cold & wasn't anything exciting but the chorizo, fried eggs & chilli peppers were welcome. The fruit looked like they were abandoned & were mostly not neatly sliced like some pictures suggest. They were often bruised & the sliced pineapple looked like it was almost off when it was served, with black & brown spots at the edges. Pastries like the croissants were soggy rather than crisp; bread rolls weren't bad, & the peach jam was lovely. The toaster took forever to brown anything & coffee didn't taste great. Juices tasted more like cordials. In short, breakfast wasn't great but we did manage to fill ourselves up before our daily excursions. All in all, the stay at Borgia was good. It provided a good base for us as we explored the area. There are other accommodation options at the beach area but the base in the centre allowed us easy access to transport to Denia & when we travelled from & returned to Valencia.

The hotel has modern, modern, modern rooms. The bed and couchs very comfortable, the bathroom is well I expected it worse for everything I had read but it is very well and clean, the only stick would be that it has a curtain instead of a mampara. Breakfast, buffet-type, offers a wide variety of hot dishes and hot salts, super good. The dinner, however, also a buffet, left us a little to desire for the quality of the meat in general, but for the adjusted price you have, you can't ask for more. ¡ Recommended 100%!

One of my sons and I stayed in this hotel for 7 nights in June. It is a hotel mostly visited by spanish guests, we saw and talked to a french couple, but other than that spanish families and elderly couples. The highlight of the hotel would be in my opinion the food. It was excellent: fish everyday, salads, mexican food, indian food, paella, humus, fruits, they also had soya milk or free lactose milk. My birthday was in one of the days spent there and they surprised my with champaigne and a small cake. I really appreciated this gesture, it was very thoughtful of them. Muchas gracias! The room we received was on the first floor, facing the pool and the parking lot, with 2 huge beds. Clean and cleaned every day. The hotel is about 3 minutes walk from the beach. I have seen sandy beaches before, but smaller, this was really large and with smooth sand. What I didn't like at all was that the other guests with kids didn't care that their kids were really loud, screaming at any time of day and night, of course this was not the fault of the hotel, but maybe they could have been reminded that they were not alone in the hotel. What I would recommend is that they think of some entertainment for the middle aged guests as well, now it seems to be done only for the kids and for seniors. All in all it was a really nice stay and I would go back.

The hotel is small but quirky. We had a superior room which provided us with a roof terrace which had 2 sofas and was partly under cover. There were roller shutters as well as a toldo and a super efficient air conditioning unit. Unfortunately the advertised coffee making facility was not provided and we never got it during our 4 night stay either. There is no fridge in the room but a small one in the reception area for everybody to use. We were a bit disappointed that there was no small table included next to the armchair. That would have been useful. Also there were no shelves in the wardrobe. A double wardrobe with 4 clothes hangers but no shelves nor drawers is a bit puny. Entrance to the front door and your room is via a code which is an excellent idea. The hotel was very quiet even though it allowed dogs. The location is a short stroll from the harbour and beginning of the promenade and there are a number of restaurants and cafes, panerderias and a Más y Más close by. All in all a nice budget hotel. When you go to restaurants nearby ,note that they open quite late in the evening (7.30 at the earliest) and ask for prices up front. We ordered a bottle of house wine for a certain price only to be told after a while that only the more expensive one was available. That happened in 2 different restaurants The cafe at the corner does lovely tostadas for breakfast, it is just across the road. Several eateries in a side street leading to a plaza also more or less across the street from the hotel Superior room on top (4th) floor with high ceiling (lift stops at floor 3) is spacious with a lovely terrace If you bring your dog, you pay a deposit of €30 at the beginning of your stay, which will be returned provided your dog hasn't done any damage

Hotel con unas 50 habitaciones con muy buena ubicación. El personal de recepción, todas son mujeres, muy profesional, agradable y empático. Un encanto de chicas. Esto es muy importante en los hoteles porque son el ”escaparate” del establecimiento. Te aconsejan, te orientan con agrado en todo lo que necesites. Igualmente el resto del personal, siempre dispuesto a contentar. Y la labor de las chicas de la limpieza encomiable. Todo estaba impoluto. El hotel cuenta con todo lo necesario. Un pequeño comedor, acorde con el tamaño del hotel, con un desayuno buffet bastante aceptable y aunque no la utilizamos tiene piscina. El paseo marítimo y las playas y los restaurantes muy cercanos. Una línea de autobús a 50 metros del hotel te lleva al centro del pueblo que está a unos 5 kilómetros. La relación calidad-precio: buena. No es muy complicado aparcar en la zona, al menos por estas fechas de principios de junio. En definitiva, un hotel recomendable.