The hotel is a bit older; but very clean and well maintained. We had a sea view room on the corner and the views were endless! This was a perfect room location (#201). The staff did not speak much english; but using our smart phone to translate and a little patience it all worked out. The staff did everything to... More

The hotel is a small 1960s/70s block situated right on the beach at Cullera. Being an older hotel, it could probably do with a major facelift.. However, our new air conditioning unit and flatscreen TV worked perfectly and although the rooms were very basic, the staff kept them clean. It is strongly recommended that you pay the supplement for a... More

Whenever you stay some days here, you want to come back as soon as possible. More

I've been many times to this hotel, but I don't know what happened to the charming and elegance it had once, some time ago. The hotel is beautifully located, and I spent many lovely nights having dinner by the sea. But that finished this year: the friendly musicians don't play anymore, and dinners in the terrace have been cancelled. What's... More

Nice place to stay - front line, nice beach, normal rooms But - the staff were not ENG speaking! We was calling to ask how to find them - the answer - pls, call tomorrow:) But we found the hotel More

Hotel Sicania is situated perfectly on the beach front with a beutiful view. The kids are safe from having to cross busy roads, looking the wrong direction. There are many shops and drink outlets close by with a good variety food to eat. However, if you do not speak spainish and wish to have specific dishes, learn the language a... More

Hotel Sicania is as old as whiskey's receipt. The web site design, shows the lack of organization and customer-thinking of this company: my 5 year old daughter could make a better work. Besides, neither the waiting managers nor the director ("direstressed") could understand me. I love Spain and there are thousands of better places to visit. Furniture and walls need... More

Hotel Sicania is built literally on the beach. You don´t need to cross neither roads nor promenades to be down the sea. Each room has asigned it´s own parasol, and you can have lunch with the bathing suit on, I mean that you don´t need to dress yourself, because the restaurant is in the terrace, near the beach. I had... More

If you have never been to Hotel Sicania, please don't go. The rooms are small and the furniture is very old; the air conditioned is frequently out of service; the staff cannot speak English, neither the director; the staff is very old and unfriendly, and sometimes they laugh at the customers, thinking they cannot speak Spanish; it is very expensive... More