Hotel Camposol, Benidorm

The hotel has a prime location, perfect for exploring the old town and close to the beach. The rooms felt cramped and offered poor views, leading to some discomfort. The service was unsatisfactory, especially for British guests, with disparities in treatment. The dining options were limited and not well-suited for all guests, and the pool area lacked adequate sunlight. Despite these drawbacks, the central location presents some exploring opportunities.

The hotel felt like a prison cell with a view of a concrete shaft six stories high, and the bathroom smelled terrible, triggering my claustrophobia. The service was very rude, especially towards British guests, and seemed more catered to Spanish visitors. The location was up the hill in the Old Town, making it a bit challenging to access but fun to explore. The dining experience was fine, but nothing extraordinary. I found the hotel overpriced and would not recommend it to anyone.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were extremely tiny with no balcony, and the noise from slamming doors and thin walls made it hard to sleep. On the positive side, my room had an acceptable-sized balcony, though the view wasn't great. The bathroom drains had a bad smell that bothered me, and the overall experience felt claustrophobic. The air conditioning unit helped, but it wasn't enough to make up for the other shortcomings.