Estimar Calpe Suitopia

Our room was massive and we were upgraded to a suite on the 26th floor. Elegant, comfortable with a large balcony equipped with table and chairs and 2 loungers. Room class can be confusing. They have a double room, which is not 2 bedrooms but single width with balcony, Suitopia, a double room with optional kitchen and double balcony and Suitopia Sea View which I believe is the upper 5 or 6 floors. The building is not on the beach but about 150 metres away although with the height you don't notice it. View is amazing. This was a wonderful experience and the best hotel ever by design and decor. It was the off season so most facilities like the pool were closed. Everything is basic with many upgrades at a price. Nothing in the kitchen works, like fridge, kettle, stove, cutlery unless you pay 20 Euros a day. Coffee maker comes with 2 pods of coffee and 2 teabags but only expresso size cups so too small to place the teabag in. We had problems with the coffee maker chewing up the pods and placing the water in the garbage container instead of the coffee cup. There was a name changed and our GPS sent us to another hotel in the town by the same name.

This is a very, very good hotel. I loved it, I would book it again. However there are some limitations. I’ve been honest in this review because I always read the reviews before booking and I know how useful it can be when people give you all the information. The rooms are spectacular. Really big, with insanely generous balconies. We spent a lot of time on our balcony, there were sun loungers. And a dining table. The pull out airer was great for swim wear. I was really pleased I’d paid extra for the sea view because not only was that view mind blowing, but we got full sun, pretty much all day. And in February, that was very welcome. Plenty of concealed storage for clothes, a slick bathroom with THREE showers and a small kitchenette. Given that the hotel is pitched at families, we would rather have had two proper single beds in place of the sofa bed. But never mind, it was a very comfy sofa bed and it was so useful that the sliding doors created two separate bedrooms. That and the balcony meant we could sit and have a drink and a conversation in the evenings and early mornings without waking the kids. Complementary drinks and snacks had been left for us and thoughtful gifts like pillow spray and a box of dominos for the children. Small boxes of chocolates, spare toothbrushes, everything. The wifi was great. The tv has about five Spanish Language channels, so I appreciated being able to watch YouTube on our devices while lying in the giant bed. The air con / heating works well. The water pressure is epic. Maintenance in the rooms wasn’t the best. None of the usb sockets worked, which was a shame, especially as we had limited travel plug adaptors. The sliding glass toilet door wouldn’t shut and the shower screen leaked all over the bathroom floor. It felt like we were constantly mopping it with towels. The coffee maker was a bit rubbish and leaky; you don’t get a kettle, but you can get hot water from the coffee machine. Although there were tea bags on the hospitality tray, there were no cups provided except tiny little espresso thimbles, so you couldn’t have a cup of tea. We resorted to pinching a couple of larger cups from the restaurant, but the cleaners kept cleaning them away. Overall though, the room was great, so comfortable. Location: The location is unbeatable, right by the beach, an easy walk to the old town, close to lots of bars, restaurants, launderette, post office, supermarket. A short walk along the promenade to the Roman Ruins, the marina, the flocks of wild flamingos, the giant rock. Facilities: The four outdoor pools on the rooftop are exceptional. Two with kids activities, two for actual swimming. None of these pools were warm (it was winter) even the supposedly heated one was really chilly, but the sunny weather encouraged us in anyway. The infinity pool overlooks the street and the beach and is really special at sunset. Perhaps it’s because it was February, but the sun loungers were always left piled high

Superb hotel. We cannot find fault. From booking in to checking out the staff were pleasant and efficient. Our room was on the 26th floor with an outstanding view of Calpe and the sea. Massive balcony with two comfortable Sun loungers and table and chairs. The room was large and very comfortable with all the little extras you would expect. There were lights everywhere, excellent air con. Twin shower, twin sink and a large tub. I cannot comment on the food as we were self catering. The room had a dishwasher cooker and toaster etc and a starter pack with cloths, tea towel, washing up liquid and dishwasher tablet. The bar staff were friendly and their service efficient. The hotel is in a superb position and the tallest for miles around, very modern. Would visit again with no concerns.

The whole experience is made bespoke to your tastes. You chose the pillows you like. You can choose the fragrance of the room for when maid service provides a clean. They provide a pillow atomiser, slippers, robe, coffee and tea machine, water bottles daily, fresh fruit, beach towels, ALL toiletries including toothpaste and brushes.

We've just stayed self catering. The room was lovely and spacious and the balcony is to die for. We spend most of our time on the balcony. The only down side is there should be more information on how to use the lights, hob and oven. We choose self catering but I don't agree that they should lock away the kitchen utensils if you don't. The Sykbar is lovely and we enjoyed the cocktails. We also tried the buffet for evening meals and would recommend.

Our stay was amazing the only fault was the British TV Channels would not load and i asked on our second day about this and two days before leaving our two week holiday did someone come to fix it ... other than that we enjoyed our stay at the Suitopia Calp ...