Hotels near Albaida Station, Albaida

"We had a memorable stay at this historical castle that has been sympathetically renovated. The owners were very nice and welcoming. The room, like the rest of the hotel, was very stylishly rustic. There is a nice good sized swimming pool with plenty of good quality sun loungers. The surrounding land is pretty and peaceful. There aren't many staff but the hotel operates an honesty type service for drinks (you take drinks from the bar and put your room number to be charged on checkout. The prices are reasonable). The breakfast is included and the selection is tasty with some daily variation. Dinner in the restaurant is recommended. The menu is changable every day and is a nice surprise from the owner who is an excellent chef. The presentation and taste are outstanding All in all, we enjoyed our stay and are hoping to come back again in the future."

"The pictures don't do this place justice. It was great!"

"OK, this hotel was built in the 40s and renovated in 2010. It is cute and modern. The dining room was not open as it was a national holiday, still they should provide services regardless. There is no parking! The free parking is on the street. The advertised hot tub was broken. They need to provide a way to make tea and coffee in the room as the breakfast time is 8-9:30. The tub is not in the bathroom and showering is awkward as no shower, you have a hand held shower in the tub and no curtain to h Keep the water in. The Overall the stay was OK, I would say it's a 4 star hotel. "

"The property was a beautiful country home a near wonderful hiking trails and a short drive from either Valencia or Alicante. Our hosts (Macu and Jose Luis) were friendly, accommodating, and helpful. They provided maps and points of interest in the area and, although we would often return late in the evening, there was always someone awake to greet us upon our arrival. The rooms and beds were quite comfortable and the breakfast was plenty hardy to get us moving in the morning. We highly recommend the Casa Royal Aire for others visiting southeastern Spain."