This listing involves the sale of a fully operational hotel business located in the Vall de Gallinera valley, Alicante. The property has been completely renovated and features 8 suites, targeting the wellness and inland tourism market. Situated in Benialí at an elevation of 286 meters above sea level, the setting is rural and secluded. The valley covers an area of 53.6 km² with a small local population of approximately 583 residents. The asking price for this business property is set at €799,000.
Compared to projects in coastal towns like Benissa or Altea, where villa prices start above €4 million, this hotel in Vall de Gallinera offers a commercial entity in a lower price bracket. Real estate prices in the interior of Marina Alta are generally lower than on the coast, but here one buys a running business. While villa projects focus on residential use, this is purely commercial. The location is more rural and quieter than projects in the Finestrat or Benidorm area.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The hotel is positioned in the heart of Benialí, part of the municipality of Vall de Gallinera in Alicante province. This region is characterized by its mountainous valleys and traditional rural architecture. The inland location implies the property relies on visitors actively seeking a stay in a natural environment, away from the coastal strip.
For hospitality entrepreneurs, this project offers a turnkey entry into a running business. The 8 suites and wellness facilities are designed for an adult clientele (Adults Only). It is not a residential property for owner occupation but a commercial space fully dedicated to lodging and relaxation.
The property is not a new build development but a historic building that has undergone extensive renovation. The listing describes it as 'turnkey' and fully operational, indicating a modernization of interiors and technical installations to meet current hospitality standards.
The location requires a car for all movement; public transport is limited to one stop in the vicinity. The distance to Alicante airport is substantial (approximately 67 km), and the beach is over 16 km away. This makes the project less suitable for visitors seeking immediate proximity to the sea or the vibrant nightlife of the coast.
This project is relevant for investors seeking a turnkey enterprise in the wellness sector. The setting suits entrepreneurs who prefer a rural environment over a busy coastal location. It is also important that the buyer has an affinity with managing small-scale, high-end accommodations in a region where tourism is seasonal and related to nature and sports. The required mobility (own car) and distance from major cities make it less suitable for urban-style exploitation.
The property condition is described as fully renovated with modern design. Specific elements include a cave-style spa, an indoor pool, and communal areas furnished as a lounge and cocktail bar. The 8 suites are fitted with designer furniture focusing on comfort. The presence of extensive gardens and a sun terrace indicates a finish focused on aesthetics and outdoor living.
The asking price for the entire hotel business is set at €799,000. This represents the purchase price for the commercial real estate, including furniture and operational assets as described in the commercial presentation. There is no price variation per unit as it is a total entity acquisition. Buyers should account for additional legal costs and potential goodwill.
Vall de Gallinera is a sparsely populated area consisting mainly of eight small settlements. The daily atmosphere is defined by quiet, rural activity, and nature engagement. For a hotel, this means the environment is extremely quiet at night. The presence of 1 school and 6 restaurants within a short distance indicates a tight-knit community life. The climate features over 3,700 sunshine hours per year, making the area viable for activities outside the peak season, such as hiking and cycling in the mountains surrounding Benialí.
The living environment immediately surrounding the hotel is characterized by dense traditional-style construction in the village of Benialí. Amenities such as a pharmacy are reachable at 1.5 km, while a supermarket is at 6.5 km. This necessitates planning for daily supplies. The area hosts 32 local holidays per year, offering cultural activity in surrounding villages, but infrastructure is basic.
This map shows the rural location of the hotel in Vall de Gallinera. Road connections to the coast (Gandia/Oliva) and the airports of Alicante and Valencia are visible, illustrating travel times for guests.
In the context of the Costa Blanca, Vall de Gallinera is located in the northeast of Alicante province, in the Marina Alta comarca. It is one of the more rural and sparsely populated areas within this region, contrasting with the heavily visited coastal towns like Benidorm or Denia which are further away.
The hotel is accessed via local road connections through the valley. The nearest beaches (Platja de l’Aigua Blanca and Platja de Burguera) are at a 16 km straight-line distance, meaning a drive is necessary. Alicante-Elche airport is approximately 67 km away. For golfers, the nearest course, Golf de Gandia, is 17 km away. Public transport is very limited with only one stop nearby, underlining the dependence on a private vehicle.
| Alicante-Elche (ALC) | 67 km |
| Valencia (VLC) | 78 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
Vall de Gallinera lies at approximately 286 meters above sea level, resulting in a slightly cooler climate than the coast, yet still with an average annual temperature of 17.9°C. With 3,719 sunshine hours per year, there is significant solar exposure. The swimming season in this region lasts approximately 4 months.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Recreational focus in this region shifts from beach to nature. While the Costa Blanca beaches are about a 20-minute drive away, the immediate environment is geared towards hiking and cycling routes. The presence of golf courses (Golf de Gandia at 17 km) offers a leisure option, but the location is primarily attractive for those seeking tranquility.
Source: OpenStreetMap
In the context of the Costa Blanca, Vall de Gallinera is located in the northeast of Alicante province, in the Marina Alta comarca. It is one of the more rural and sparsely populated areas within this region, contrasting with the heavily visited coastal towns like Benidorm or Denia which are further away.
La Vall de Gallinera is a valley and a municipality in north-east Alicante, Spain, included in the Marina Alta comarca. It is formed by the nuclei of Benirrama, Benialí, Benissivà, Benitaia, Carroja, Alpatró, Llombai and Benissili. All these settlements constitute a single municipality. The total combined population at the moment is around 600.
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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