Hotels near Murcia–San Javier Airport - MJV, Murcia

We found in September it was very quiet, but enough to do for us, we hired a couple of bikes, did the mud bath, lots of walking & spent lots of time on the beach, chilling out. We did notice quite a few restaurants seemed to be closed on mondays.

I have been there before and really like the town as it has much to offer. However, being very honest with you, both the hotels I have booked with Booking.com have been very poor and I honestly believe that you maybe need to check them out much more often.

Great location, close to many eating places in Los Alcazares, you could even walk there. We didn't play golf be the course & clubhouse are there. Only downside is there is no shop on site to get the last minute things, but many supermarket fairly close. You really need a car to get around the local area.

No kitchen appliances, did not know you had to order in advance. Woman in reception extremely rude. No water consumed by poolside ij a heatwave, the owner threatened to call the police for drinking water. The lifeguard spent more time making sure we were not drinking water, rather than check for peoples safety. Asked 'Where are you from'? Pure US AND THEM. The site was like a shanty town and our view was of an industrial park and yes lots of noise. Our tent smelled like cat pee and there was bugs all over the tent, When we received our fridge, hob and microwave we had no pans to cook with.

Second visit to Los Alcázares, lovely place to spend a vacation. Has everything we need, plenty of restaurants and bars. The beach is lovely, clean and shallow water which is especially good if you have children.

A very long beach front...ideal for walking/cycling...mud baths are an excellent amenity...plenty of Bars,Resturants,Shops and Gyms in the area. I'd recommend the Boardwalk cafe for some excellent Indian food.