Just spent a week in this Hotel an hour's train ride from Valencia. Had a lovely room with balcony and view of the sea. This resort is mainly Spanish, who seem to have full board. There were very few supermarkets and the restaurants were a bit average as it seems most people eat in their hotels. The shops were also a bit disappointing, none of the usual boutiques etc. Gandia town is a couple of miles away where we also struggled to find a decent restaurant and some shops. There was a Mercadona supermarket near the Renfe Station.

The best Hotel in one of the best beaches of Spain - Grau de Gandia. Good accommodations, good food, sympathy, animation. I repeated several times my hollidays in that hotel, and will not be the last one. It is necessary to reserve with much advance.

The Hotel Bayren was a perfect overnight stay on our trip along the coast of Spain. It was very easy to find - right on the beach - and has convenient underground parking for an additional 9-euro fee. This is more of a business hotel, with the meeting rooms, etc. There is internet in the lobby, but it was always being used.

The check-in was easy, with an English speaking clerk. The room was quite large and clean, and overlooked the pool and the ocean. Very scenic. The room had a safe, minibar, and TV that got one English channel CNN.

The room price also included a large buffet breakfast which was acceptable. The restaurant also had a very reasonable (I believe 9 euro) dinner buffet in the evening.

The beachfront is nice for walking and there are other restaurants nearby, although the weather was cool when we were there and alot of the shops and restaurants were still closed.

Overall, a fine experience, especially for the price.

This is a really nice, cheap, clean and welcoming hotel. We were staying VERY out of season in February, so be warned that there was hardly anywhere open around the hotel so we were basically forced to have lunch and dinner there unless we had wanted to go into the town of Gandia about 4 km away (which we didn't, much, as we were there attending to some legal business connected to family property). However, the room was very pleasant, clean, well appointed and with beautiful sea views. There is nothing really exciting about this hotel but the staff are welcoming, the food is good with a great selection of fruits and salads at the buffet, and we really had nothing to complain of. This is very much a Spanish tourist resort with none of the usual "Brits abroad" feel to it - VERY welcome in our case but don't go if you are looking for a home from home! The clientele were largely elderly nice Spaniards playing bingo and cards. The bar is nice as well! The staff do speak a certain amount of English, in case that is a concern.