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Lovely rooms with Seaview, excellent location. All the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. I work in aviation and travel alot. I always look forward to arriving at this hotel. Always a warm and genuinely friendly welcome. Staff always let me know what is going on in the area.

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.

A very luxurious hotel. Everything is very clean and beautiful. Parking is somewhat limited because the hotel garage is usually full. This means you have to walk a bit and pay for parking. Furthermore, good service, good food and nice staff. Nice beach and boulevard within walking distance.

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%!

We visited in July 2022. You have to be aware this area is predominantly holiday spot/area for the Spanish, so the use of the English language is limited. Many local restaurants do not have Emglish translations for their menus. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome. My wife and I speak basic Spanish and our daughter is fluent. That said the lady on reception when we checked in did speak a little English. The rooms were very comfortable, not overly luxurious, room amenities were a TV, fridge and safe. Rooms had wifi service. The pool was never that busy, in fact it was pretty deserted until the late afternoon. Due to the proximity to the hotel and other nearby hotels, if you want to sizzle in the sun you will have to move your sunbed at some point. It was in the 40 degrees during our stay, as Spain was in the middle of a heatwave There was a manned bar a few yards from the pool and several tables and seat should you wish to sit and have a coffee. In fairness this is not really the hotel for anyone who just wants a sit by the pool all day holiday. We did not try the restaurant for lunch or dinner. Breakfast was really good, a mix of hot and cold fair (again very Spanish but totally delicious). The is a small super market a few minutes walk and a ton of great restaurants within easy walking distance. The town does get really busy at night especially the beach area, loads of shops open in the evening and we found some of the more popular restaurants we booked the day or two before visiting to be assured a table. The big question is would we go there again. The answer is we are already booked in for 2023 as for us this hotel was perfect. Yes there are larger and more luxurious hotels in Gandia but they are also a lot more expensive, without really adding that much, unless you really need a spar.

The city where the hotel is located is a small seaside town, surrounded by several restaurants, and the food and beverage prices are cheap. The hotel is a small budget hotel, the owner Peter is very polite. The hotel is not available early.

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.