Hotel Tres Anclas

We couldn't have our lunch because of the amount of people in the line. I have never seen so long queu in a dinning room hotel. The same for the dinner. Overbooked hotel. Also we had to keep the line to get a lift. Complwte disaster.

Hotel next to the beach. Great staff.

Excellent dinner and breakfast

Not much going on in the area, a lot seemed closed because of time of year.

Food was very poor quality, and very little variety on offer. So glad we only paid for breakfast every morning, opposed to full board. As the food was very disappointing, we ended up eating out for breakfast rather than eat the breakfast on offer at the hotel. 3 small lifts in a hotel that had 80 rooms and 10 floors, people constantly queuing for the lifts, as the lifts couldn't cope with the capacity of people using them. Management need to address this, it's not a cheap hotel to stay in.

Clean, air conditioned friendly staff. A note to any English visitors this is a hotel which is designed mainly to cater for Spanish customers who have been coming for many years, less so uk tourists. (Which is not a criticism, they tend to be found down the coast in Benidorm). Playa Gandía is very popular with Spanish families if visiting this area I would advise you brush up on your Spanish before visiting. Hotel V close to the north end of the beach which is very good. Food ok, buffet kind of thing, small pool lots activities aimed at families.

Can be queues for meals even lifts when the hotel is full. Entertainment can be noisy in the evening, (think bingo and children’s disco at high volume) but it’s a minor inconvenience all in all and easy to avoid. A further note. This is not a luxury hotel, it looks like a 1970’s build, but covers all the basics ok and is clean and comfortable.