Relax in Almería.
Almeria is one of the least-known provincial capitals in Andalucia. But lately this ancient port city has been experiencing a renaissance, thanks to an urban regeneration programme which started in 2007 and is scheduled to finish in 2013.
With its new movie museum; recently-opened trendy boutique hotels; and growing numbers of direct flights from around Europe, Almeria is quietly becoming Andalusia’s hottest new weekend destination. Hotels range from well-appointed modern chain establishments, to the smaller, more characterful places. One even has its own Arab baths.
The Costa de Almeria, just an easy drive away, has some of Spain’s most beautiful, and quietest beaches, and some excellent hotels, while hip new bars and restaurants are making Almeria’s nightlife even livelier for visitors.
| Plaza Viejo Hotel & Lounge |  |
Barceló Cabo de Gata |
| Contemporary interiors in historic building in the old town. more> | Beach front hotel on Almeria's stunning coast. more> | |
| AC Hotel Almeria by Marriott | |
Vinci Mediterraneo |
| Well located in the old town, and good value. more> | Reasonably priced, convenient for Almeria’s airport. more> | |
| Husa Gran Fama | |
NH Ciudad de Almeria |
| Well-priced, near shops and cafes of modern district. more> | Modern hotel located between seaside promenade and old town. more> | |
| Hotel Catedral | |
Tryp Indalo Almeria Hotel |
| Elegant period building with classy contemporary décor, full of character. more> | Modern hotel with contemporary decor near the city’s main shopping avenue. more> | |
| Citymar Gran Hotel Almeria | |
Hotel Costasol |
| Modern hotel next to Almeria port, great for large-scale business meetings. more> | Cheaper option on Almeria’s main avenue, with contemporary decor. more> |
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