Hotel Caballo de Oro

Booked few hotels through these excellent service

Just got back from a 3 night stay Was travelling solo so wanted to make sure a was going to be safe. Check in on arrival was quick was on the 7th floor overlooking Tommy's bar which does bingo and 2 for 1 drinks Room was very clean but a bit dated but that was no problem Had a TV with a few English channels as this hotel Caters more for the Spanish which is not a problem at all Rooms have baths and showers and the showers were the best IV ever used in any hotel. Beds are comfy with Maid service everyday. Got told you had to hire a fridge but was already one in my room when I arrived Aircon was a must due to the extreme heat over but they were also radiators Only cost me a extra €20 to up grade from B&B to full board Breakfast lunch and dinner were standard but catered for Spanish etc which again I don't mind your in Spain. Bottles of water €1 bottle of wine started from €4 Pool area is big and clean with more than enough sunbeds tables and chairs Only downside was the lifts only 2 which room forever especially round meal times so I must of lost a few 1lbs going up and down. They is also a big bar area with lots of seating I am fussy and I would go again they say you get what you pay for and this 2 me was a bargain They is also a slight incline if you have disability issues They are also safes to hire and hairdryers in bathroom

Nice for price Although mainly Spanish occupancy was not an issue

Amazing stay! Perfect location & welcoming staff. We just stayed one night but will definitely be back again. Room was spacious on 11th floor with views. Step out the front of the hotel, turn left & you can see the sea.

greatvhotel staff very good cleaners as well, good food too.

2 star quality at 4 star prices. Absolute rip off - outdated rooms from the 1930s, staff keep hold of your passports and take down card details (get treated like criminals), uncomfy beds, shower hot and cold, miles from the main town and cost double what it should have. We were staying at another (well known) hotel for 5 days (which was great) but decided to extend our stay by 2 days. Being the bank holiday weekend prices had gone up and hotels were getting booked up quickly. I understand supply and demand but it's unacceptable to charge £100 a night for a 2 star standard room. If you want to charge those prices the rooms need renovating to at least 3 star standard.

The hotel is located not far from British Square and half way between the new and old town. The hotel really caters for an older Spanish clientele and would not be suitable for young families. The room was pleasant if a little dated. It was clean and well maintained. There were no English channels on my TV and the rooms do not have fridges - though you can hire them. There is wifi but it is somewhat slow and unreliable. The bed I found very comfortable and there was a large balcony. Breakfast did have warm and cold items - perhaps not entirely to British tastes. The dining room was rather understaffed at breakfast and finding a clean table was difficult. I found no problems with the bathroom and the shower was more than adequate. Towels were changed daily. The pool was large for the size of the hotel. I guess it was a 25 metre pool with the last 5 metre sectioned off for children. The area around the pool was large and very pleasant. The hotel was significantly cheaper than comparable hotels in the area.

Very basic rooms, no fridge no tea/coffee making facilities and the wifi was horrendous. Reception staff were very pleasant though.

Very good location, central to the centre of benidorm. We went on a stag do so was only a 5 minute walk to all the bars which was good. Very clean hotel but rooms are a bit dated, breakfast not really up to much. We felt like we stuck out a bit as we was the only non Spanish people staying at the hotel. Get what you pay for.