Hotel Boutique Mi Almazara

The people at Hotel Mi AlmaZara made the biggest impression on us. They were consistently warm, welcoming and thoughtful, and made us feel like part of the family. Breakfast was another highlight, with fresh, high-quality ingredients, beautifully presented each morning and prepared with obvious care. It felt more like a feast than a hotel breakfast. The hotel is spacious and meticulously clean, with carefully chosen furnishings and a comfortable mix of wood, wicker and natural stone. The gardens are beautifully tended, and the outdoor areas are well maintained. Altogether, the design feels elegant but homely, with attention to detail everywhere. Style, comfort and soul all come together here. We can’t recommend Hotel Mi AlmaZara highly enough, and will be thinking of the stay long after leaving. We’ll definitely return.

We were looking for a break from a noisy fiesta back home and found a really peaceful place. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a garden and lovely views of the Montgo. The people were friendly, and it was a relaxing stay. We’re already working out when we can come back.

We had a brilliant April stay and would absolutely visit again. The rooms were top quality, with nice touches like lavender on the pillows and a lovely fire place. Breakfast had plenty of fresh choices and was lovely outside. During the day there were snacks like nuts to help yourself to, and drinks at a reasonable price. You do have to drive everywhere, though taxis are readily available. And if I’m being fussy, I don’t like coffee from machines on holiday. Better coffee options would be amazing.

The setting around Mi Almazara is breathtaking, especially the views of the Montgo as you drive there. There’s a kind of magic to it that you have to experience in person. Once you arrive, everyone welcomes you warmly and attentively. I’ve stayed at this small, cute boutique hotel twice and hope life takes me there again. The decor brings out the beauty of Jávea, and there’s care in every detail. The restaurant food is to die for, and you can eat there even if you aren’t staying at the hotel. The kitchen follows the Nikkei concept, blending the freshest local ingredients seamlessly into a gourmet experience. I’ve been lucky to talk with the owner, chef, and staff at reception and breakfast. Hearing their stories and how passionately they tell them is inspiring. It’s clear everyone puts their whole heart into the hotel. Mi Almazara feels like home, but better. Thanks to everyone for making me feel comfortable and looked after. Wishing you all the best, and I hope to visit again soon.