The Best Mojácar Hotel is located directly on the beach in Mojácar. This four-star hotel has 362 rooms with sea views, as well as a pool, garden and terrace.
You can make use of the water park, children's pool, playground and spa. This hotel is ideal for families who want a beach holiday with child-friendly facilities.
Avda. Costa de Levante, 2, Mojácar, 04638, Mojácar, Spain
The nearest international airport is Region of Murcia International, about 94 km away.
Best Mojácar Hotel is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Best Mojácar Hotel has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Best Mojácar Hotel has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Best Mojácar Hotel is a 4-star property.
Very good
5831 reviews via Google
We had a really enjoyable stay at Best Mojácar and I’d like to thank the whole team for the great experience. A special thank you to Cristian from the maintenance team. He was incredibly helpful, friendly and professional, and went out of his way to sort out the issues we had in our room. He dealt with everything quickly and always with a great attitude, which really made a difference to our stay. It’s a pleasure to come across someone who genuinely cares about their job and the guests. Cristian is a real credit to the hotel. Thank you again for everything and for making our stay a comfortable and pleasant one. George Jones
A great hotel - rooms a little tired but undergoing refurbishment later in 2025. The swimming pool is great and you can use the water park over the road as well. The food was plentiful and well cooked - lots to please everyone. Staff - great and helpful. We had three generations and ten people and everyone had a great time and felt welcome - we all want to come back again
One of the best family holidays we have ever had. The hotel goes to a monumental effort to ensure your holiday is truly relaxing. The hotel is maintained to an exceptional standard at all times. Pool area cleaned daily, dining room set beautifully for every single meal and rooms cleaned even if you are occupying them until lunch - they find the time to make your space beautiful again. Fantastic hosts for all activities who go to extra effort to make everyone feel welcome and included. It was joyful to watch and participate in the aqua aerobics and see young and old all moving and having a great time. Fantastic food for the huge amount of people staying. Constantly changed for fresh dishes, new menu each day and a wonderful array of salad and vegetable options. Really impressive. Location is spot on with a lovely beach town close by and historical mountain village a challenging walk for those that love to move while on holiday or a quick five minute drive. We asked our son if he would come here again and he answered immediately that he wished he lived here! Thank you for giving us a lovely big double room with a view of the sea, it was my husbands birthday and it felt really special. He was treated to a surprise bottle of Cava and fruit, such as thoughtful touch. We will absolutely be back and recommend anybody to stay here.
Everything is perfect all of the staff are amazing I’ll recommend this to all my friends and family ❤️🫶🏽🇪🇸☀️🥰😘💋🌺🏝️
Rooms were dated and not very clean. Previous occupants nail clippings and eyelashes were on the bedroom floor! Lobby and restaurant are much better, food was tasty but usually only lukewarm. Staff were very helpful and mostly English speaking, but bear in mind if hotel entertainment is important and you're English, it's all Spanish. This didn't bother us too much because we went out.
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