Hotels in Almería

Yes. Staying in Almería city is worth it if you want to combine culture, beach, gastronomy and excursions around the province. From the city, you can visit the Alcazaba, the Cathedral, the Civil War Shelters or the Cable Inglés, and easily reach urban beaches such as El Zapillo, San Miguel or Nueva Almería.

A good option is to stay in a well-connected area of Almería city, close to services, restaurants, transport and main roads. This way, you can move around easily to the historic centre, the beach, the airport, the intermodal station or nearby destinations such as Cabo de Gata.

Yes. From some areas of the centre, you can walk to urban beaches such as San Miguel or El Zapillo, although the time will depend on the exact starting point. For greater convenience, you can also use public transport, taxi or car.

Sercotel has hotels in Almería city that are well connected to the centre and the city’s main points of interest. From them, you can easily reach the Alcazaba, the Cathedral, the Cable Inglés, the port area or the urban beaches.

To discover Almería city, a weekend may be enough. If you also want to visit Cabo de Gata, the Tabernas Desert or explore the province, three or four days would be ideal

Yes. Almería city is a good base for visiting Cabo de Gata, as it allows you to stay in an urban setting with restaurants, services and good connections, while organising excursions to the beaches, coves, viewpoints and villages of the natural park.

If you are travelling as a couple, Almería offers simple plans with plenty of charm: strolling through the historic centre, visiting the Alcazaba, enjoying tapas for dinner, going to the beach or taking a trip to Cabo de Gata.

With children, Almería allows you to combine the beach, city walks and easy excursions. Urban beaches such as El Zapillo are a good option thanks to their services, while visits such as the Alcazaba, the Casa del Cine or the surroundings of Cabo de Gata can be enjoyable plans for the whole family.

Almería is a city closely linked to tapas culture. In the historic centre, around Paseo de Almería, La Rambla and other nearby areas, you will find bars and restaurants where you can try tapas, fish, local products and Mediterranean cuisine.

Almería is easy to explore on foot in many areas, especially the historic centre. For longer journeys, you can use public transport, taxi or car. If you want to visit Cabo de Gata, the Tabernas Desert or more remote beaches, a car is usually the most practical option.

It depends on the area and the time of year. In central areas, it can be more difficult to find parking, especially during peak hours or high season. That is why staying in a hotel with parking can be an advantage if you are travelling by car and want to move around the city or take nearby excursions.

Sercotel Avenida Almería is located on Avenida del Mediterráneo and offers spacious rooms, buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, covered parking and event rooms.