As some other reviewers have said, you WILL need a car. That said for a 7 day rental from Alicante airport the cost was less than £100 which will easily be less than transfers / cabs etc. Another tip is to have a sat nav, the hotel is located in a very quiet resendential part and unless you know where it is, it's not the easiest to find.

Anyway, the hotel itself is as good as their website suggests, very nicely decorated, attentive friendly staff and very good clean facilities.

Our room had a digital safe so any adverse comments about there being a lack or that they didn't work can be allayed(!!??).

The pool was a very quiet place to relax and the unobtrusive waiter service a welcome addition for a cold drink or snack.

The only criticism I would have would be how quiet the restaurant seemed during the week (weekends not as quiet), to the point where we didn't bother eating there - possibly we missed out but we preferred the short (car) trip into th town.

Also as a footnote, the wifi didn't connect but that's probably a good thing really.......

Highly recommended.

We stayed for 2 nights in a standard double room. Room was amazing - very spacious and stylishly furnished and had our own private terrace area. Great facilities in the room including 28" flat screen TV. The pool is superb and plenty of loungers and seating whether you want sun or shade. Breakfast was excellent - buffet style, but everything you would want - we were totally full each morning. The hotel is set in a quiet residential area which means we got a great night's sleep. However, I would say you really need a car if you stay here unless you want to stay at the hotel all the time. We took the car and explored the surrounding area, and also ate out in the evening in Moraira both nights. The hotel restaurant looked nice, but was a piano bar style and we preferred to be down by the sea to get a bit more authentic and lively atmostphere (D'Gust restaurant was good). We couldn't get Wi-fi access anywhere in the hotel which was a bit disapointing - the staff tried to help, but couldn't make it work. Overall, though we had a thoroughly relaxing and peaceful time in this very luxurious hotel.

hotel staff are second to none. Owner was fab and rooms were excellent.
If you want a peaceful relaxing break in a wonderful setting with a charming hotel then this is the place..... for a couple - recommend this any time

Stayed with wife for 3 nights through the Semana Santa holidays, and enjoyed every moment. The hotel was perfect for what we were looking for: relax, good food and beautiful grounds and surroundings. The hotel was not easy to find, and we had to rely on our faithful GPS navigator, but this turned out to be an advantage, the neighborhood of summer houses was peaceful and interesting to walk around. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with views of the surrounding hills. The mattresses were as good as any I have tried, bath robes were thick and the bathroom was beauty. The food at the hotel's restaurant was top notch, and a good value for the price. The included buffet breakfast was very good. Service was excellent, but in one opportunity, when the staff apologized and treated us to some excellent wine and cava. The manager also treated us to a spa session free of charge. The spa is a small but well appointed room with teak floors and granite walls, very pleasant, but unfortunately the water at the jacuzzi was lukewarm and the jets lacked pressure. I wouldn't recommend spending the spa fee to try it, rather save it and check the many other spas in the region. The walk downhill to the beach was pleasant, but the uphill return was a little taxing, not fort the out-of-shape. The region of the Costa Blanca was a pleasure to explore, although a little bit overbuilt, but I'm afraid that's Spain these days. Overall, a fantastic stay in a beautiful place.