Lowest Holiday Rental Price | £19 |
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Low season | November | cheapest month to stay |
High season | October | most expensive time to stay |
30% | expected price decrease | |
40% | expected price increase |
Price | £40 - £93 |
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Cheapest day of week | Wednesday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Saturday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
£29 | ||
£65 |
If you are looking to enjoy your time in Benidorm by partying, then look for holiday rentals around the Calle Gerona area. This is known as the main "strip" in the resort, and every night you will find plenty to do, ranging from chic bars to nightclubs that continue until the early hours of the morning. In particular, the town square near Avenida Mallorca is a hotspot for partiers and attracts people from all over the world to its bars and clubs. For a more serious nightclub experience, you could stay slightly outside the main resort of Benidorm and closer to the main road that leads to the city of Valencia, where you will find some of the region’s biggest and best clubs while still being close to all Benidorm has to offer.
In Benidorm, you will find plenty of holiday rentals that offer a perfect base for an unforgettable family holiday. If you want to stay close to the city, consider one of the many rentals near the main road of Avenida Ametlla De Mar that gives plenty for the whole family to enjoy with its proximity to Benidorm's main shopping area and principal beach, Platja de Llevant. Similarly, the area around Poniente Beach is perfect for families and convenient if you are planning on taking a trip to one of the many amusement parks located nearby. Alternatively, for a different experience altogether, you could look for holiday rentals near the Serra Gelada Natural Park, which offers you and your family an opportunity to get closer to nature in this vibrant part of the region.
Benidorm is a great place to discover and having your own holiday rental, as opposed to a hotel, is a great way to really get to know this seaside resort. When staying in self-catered accommodation in Benidorm, you can take advantage of the many major supermarkets that are easily accessed from the town centre and stock up to try your hand at some typical Spanish cuisine. Alternatively, you can head out to the streets to get to know some of the local delicacies. For example, coca farcida (a typical tuna and tomato pastry) can be found at many places around the town of Benidorm and is a great way of getting to know the local culture. Furthermore, staying at a holiday rental doesn't mean you have to sacrifice the best parts of staying at a hotel. Many holiday rentals include private swimming pools, particularly those located slightly further out of town, while others also have top facilities, such as hot tubs and terraces with sun-loungers. Lastly, if you are planning on spending your trip to Benidorm on the beach, you can find holiday rentals located nearby or even with direct access, meaning you can enjoy feeling right at home with the sun, sea and sand on your doorstep.
A holiday apartment rental booking of around 7 nights is most popular for those visiting Benidorm.
A holiday rental in Benidorm will generally cost around £77 per night. This figure is taken from average apartment rental searches in Benidorm and prices will vary according to the required size, facilities, and location of the rental.
November is typically when Benidorm holiday apartment and rental property prices are at their lowest, with prices around 31% lower than the Benidorm peak season.
As of May 2024, there are 3,524 operators available to choose from for hotels in Benidorm.
Prices for hotels in Benidorm are updated daily.