Hotel Nadal
Sea-view balconies twenty metres from Levante Beach
About this hotel
Hotel Nadal faces Levante Beach directly from a quiet pocket of Benidorm, every room fitted with a balcony and a genuine sea view rather than a partial angle. Rooms stay spacious and air-conditioned, decorated in relaxing colours with tiled floors, TV and telephone as standard. Beyond the outdoor pool and sun terrace, the hotel also runs an indoor pool, useful for cooler days or off-season stays. The lobby's lounge area comes with free WiFi, and the restaurant serves classic Mediterranean lunches that can be enjoyed on an outdoor garden terrace, with the terrace bar open all day. Benidorm's seaside promenade and its clubs and restaurants sit five minutes' walk away, while the beach itself is just twenty metres from the hotel.
- Levante beachfront
- Sea view in every room
- Indoor pool
- Garden terrace restaurant
Our take
This suits couples and families who want a genuine sea view from every room without booking into the loudest stretch of the Levante strip, since the hotel sits in a quieter pocket despite the beachfront position. The indoor pool is a real advantage for off-season or unpredictable-weather stays. The five-minute walk to the promenade keeps nightlife accessible without it being on the doorstep.
- ✓Book any room with confidence on the sea view, since every room here includes a balcony facing the beach.
- ✓Use the indoor pool as a backup on cooler days rather than assuming outdoor-only access.
- ✓Eat lunch on the garden terrace for a quieter alternative to the busier beachfront restaurants nearby.
Why we love it
- Sea-view balcony in every room
- Twenty metres from Levante Beach
- Both indoor and outdoor pools
- Quiet pocket despite beachfront position
Why guests love itOpening the balcony doors to a full sea view over Levante Beach each morning, twenty metres from the sand, made this stay hard to beat for the price. The indoor pool got genuine use on the one overcast afternoon we had, and the five-minute walk into the busier part of the strip meant evenings out never required a taxi. Lunch on the garden terrace became a daily habit rather than a one-off.