Escape to Paradise: Stunning Finestrat Villa with Pool & Breathtaking Views!

Okay, buckle up buttercups, because we're diving deep into the Escape to Paradise: Stunning Finestrat Villa with Pool & Breathtaking Views! review. Forget polished brochures, this is the raw, uncensored truth, complete with my own personal quirks, anxieties, and gushing moments. SEO? Well, yeah, we’ll try to sprinkle some magic dust on that. But first, the experience…

Right, so, the Intro, the Good Stuff (and the Bits That Made Me Twitch)

Listen, you're scrolling for a reason. You want a vacation, yeah? Something different? This Villa, nestled in Finestrat, offers a promise. Breathtaking views (they are pretty breathtaking, hold on, I’ll get to that) and a pool (a serious pool, people). My flight was delayed, my suitcase was lost… the usual travel shenanigans, right? Arriving, even a little frazzled, the sheer serenity hit me. That's the goal, right? Escaping the chaos? It's a good start.

Accessibility: A Mixed Bag, Sadly

Now, the nitty-gritty. “Accessibility." It's important, and it's where things get a little… tricky. The website says "Facilities for disabled guests." But I couldn’t find any specifics. Like, the stairs I saw going down to the pool? Forget it. The overall vibe felt like it might not be the easiest for anyone with mobility issues. I really hope they clarify this further because it’s a big deal to many. Please, please contact them directly if accessibility is critical for you.

On-Site Stuff: Food, Fun, and Finding Your Zen

Alright, time for the fun stuff. There's a bunch on offer, and I'm going to be honest, I didn't try everything. Because… vacations, right? Laziness is part of the charm!

Food & Drink: The dining options? Okay, let's be candid. Restaurants, a la carte, buffet, poolside bar, and a snack bar are available. But did I eat at every single one? Nope. I was more of a "sit by the pool, bring my own snacks, crack open a bottle of wine" kind of girl. Asian cuisine sounds interesting, and they certainly have a strong coffee/tea game, and I appreciated the free water bottles (very important). Room service (24-hour) - a godsend after a long day!
Things to Do (aka Ways to Procrastinate): The Pool with a view is where I spent a significant chunk of my time. Stunning. Seriously. Like, Instagram-worthy stunning. (See, even I’m getting caught up in the influencer life). I didn’t get the chance to try the Fitness center or Gym/fitness, but I peeked in. Looked decent. There’s a Sauna, Spa/sauna, Steamroom, and a full suite of Spa treatments. I did get around to the Massage, which was heavenly. Heavenly. And let me tell you, after my flight, that Body scrub and Body wrap was a miracle.
Relaxation Central: The overall vibe is definitely geared towards relaxation. The terrace is glorious for morning coffee.
For the Kids: They mention being Family/child friendly, but again, confirm with the hotel.

Cleanliness and Safety: Post-Pandemic Peace of Mind

This is where they shine. They really seem to take cleanliness seriously. Anti-viral cleaning products? Check. Daily disinfection in common areas? Check. Individually-wrapped food options? Check. Physical distancing? Check. I felt genuinely safe and secure. It's the little things, like the abundance of hand sanitizer, that make a difference. They also mention Rooms sanitized between stays and Staff trained in safety protocol. All good!

Rooms: My Personal Sanctuary (Mostly)

Okay, the rooms. They're gorgeous. Honestly, the views… the view from my room was enough to make me forgive nearly anything. Air conditioning? Check. Blackout curtains? Check. Coffee/tea maker? Check. I lived in my bathrobe. I appreciated the free Wi-Fi (more on that in a second!). There’s a mini bar (always welcome). It included a hair dryer, slippers, desk, reading light, and a window you can open. A really nice touch was the complimentary tea.

The only slight downside? The walls might be a tad thin. One night, I heard someone’s… well, let's just say, they were having a very enthusiastic phone conversation. But that's just the nature of hotel living sometimes, and if you're lucky, you can get soundproof rooms and non-smoking rooms.

Internet: Because We Can't Completely Unplug, Can We?

Free Wi-Fi in all rooms! Seriously. And it was relatively strong too. Good enough for streaming, which is a huge win. They also mentioned Internet access – LAN which I did not use. But it’s there.

Services and Conveniences: The Stuff That Makes Life Easier

This is where the experience really shines. Air conditioning in public area? Check. Daily housekeeping? Check. Concierge? Check. They had luggage storage. Laundry service? Check. Ironing service? Check. The Facilities for disabled guests need more detail, based on my observations, but the other services are on point.

Getting Around: Smooth Sailing (Mostly)

They offer Airport transfer. Highly recommend. Saves a ton of hassle. Car park [free of charge], Car park [on-site], and Taxi service are also available.

The Annoyances (Gotta Be Honest)

The website… It could use a little sprucing up. A few more clear details.
The “Facilities for disabled guests” needs more detail/visibility.

My Verdict: Would I Go Back?

Absolutely. Despite the minor hiccups, the stunning views, the fantastic pool, and the overall feeling of tranquility, made Escape to Paradise worth it. It's a place to unwind, recharge, and forget (at least temporarily) the stresses of the world. It’s a gem.

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Casa Pelt Finestrat with pool, sea mountain view Benidorm - Costa Blanca Spain

Okay, buckle up buttercups, because this itinerary isn't your polished, Instagram-perfect travel guide. This is real life, folks. This is Casa Pelt Finestrat, pool, sea, mountain view, Benidorm, Costa Blanca… and my brain. Let's do this!

Casa Pelt & Costa Blanca: A Rollercoaster (That We'll Hopefully Survive)

Theme Song: Something upbeat, maybe a little Spanish guitar with a definite undercurrent of "Oh God, what have I gotten us into?" Probably "Macarena," but ironically.

Day 1: Arrival & The Great Pool Debacle (and a Paella-Related Existential Crisis)

Morning (ish): The flight. Ugh. Already feeling like a sardine in a can. Managed to snag a window seat, which, you know, is my version of conquering Everest. Pre-emptive champagne to handle the inevitable screaming toddlers.
- Important Note: Pack emergency earplugs. And possibly a hazmat suit, depending on the state of the airplane bathrooms.
Afternoon: Finally! Casa Pelt! Oh. My. God. The view. Seriously, I almost wept. Sea, mountains, pool that actually looks swimmable. Checked in, feeling a little like one of those travel bloggers who claims they're "living their best life." (Spoiler alert: I'm not. I'm just trying not to spill my sangria on the pristine white furniture.)
The Pool Debacle: So, the pool. It looked divine, right? Turquoise dreamscape. Dove in. Felt the chill of the water. And then… the realization. It's freezing. I swear, the polar bears are probably warmer. Spent a solid 10 minutes contemplating my life choices while slowly, achingly acclimatizing my body. Eventually, I emerged, half-human, half-shivering, but victorious.
Evening: First dinner. Went to this charming little place in Finestrat, recommended by the overly-enthusiastic owner of Casa Pelt (who, by the way, seemed to have a deep love for the word "tranquilo"). Ordered paella. The aroma was heaven. Then, uh… the rice. Mushy. Overcooked. Felt a pang of existential dread. Is this what the rest of the trip will be? Mushy rice and disappointment? Needed another sangria. Needed several.
Quirky Observation: The Spanish obsession with giant, brightly-colored plastic flamingos. Seriously, they're everywhere. I’m starting to see them in my dreams.
Emotional Reaction: The view from the balcony: Pure joy. The paella: profound sadness. The pool temperature: utter betrayal.

Day 2: Benidorm, the Bizarre & The Beach (And The Sunburn That May Kill Me)

Morning: Attempted to navigate Benidorm. It's… intense. Honestly, it's like a theme park for retirees, but with more neon. Found a beach! Which led to…
The Sunburn That May Kill Me: Okay, I'm pale. Like, Casper-the-Friendly-Ghost pale. I figured, "gentle sunshine, a little SPF, I'll be fine." Famous last words. The beach was crowded, I was trying to read a book, got distracted by some seagulls fighting over a discarded ice cream cone (highly entertaining, by the way), and BAM. Tomato-face achieved. Feel like an idiot.
Afternoon: Walked the Promenade, soaked in the atmosphere (and the aloe vera). Ate some churros. They were greasy but delicious. Needed the sugar rush to combat the impending sunstroke.
The Observation That Will Stay With Me: The sheer number of people wearing Speedos. And not always gracefully.
Evening: Back to Casa Pelt. Tried to recover from the sunburn while watching the sunset. Gorgeous. Even if I was seeing it through a haze of pain relief.
Messy Thought: I can’t believe I still can't speak more than a few basic Spanish words. "Dos cervezas, por favor", and "I am very, very red". That's pretty much it. I'm a disgrace.

Day 3: Mountain Madness & Tapas Triumphs (and the Dreaded Hike)

Morning: Decided to be "active." A hike! Up a mountain! Sounded like a good idea at the time.
The Dreaded Hike: Let's just say my "hiking boots" were more like "stylish but ultimately useless ankle-supporting sandals." The trail was steep. The sun was relentless. I was sweating profusely. Questioned all my life choices. Again. The view from the top was incredible, though. Worth the near-death experience? Eh, maybe.
Afternoon: Rewarding ourselves with a Tapas Tour. Started at a small place, the locals had a relaxed vibe. The food was delicious, the wine kept pouring. This is what life is about.
Quirky Observation: The constant sound of cicadas. They're like a tiny, buzzing soundtrack to everything. At first, endearing, then, they become part of your soul, then…
Evening: Collapsed back at Casa Pelt. Decided that for the next 24 hours, my activity level would be limited to raising a glass.
Emotional Reaction: The hike: pure agony. The tapas: pure heaven. The cicadas: plotting my downfall. The relief of a cold beer: indescribable.

Day 4: Exploring the "Real" Costa Blanca (Maybe With More Sunscreen This Time)

Morning: Planned a trip to a more "authentic" Spanish town. Somewhere less… Benidorm. Somewhere with fewer flashing neon signs and more… actual culture.
Reality hits: Found a sweet little town, and ate seafood by the sea. It was incredibly fresh and cooked perfectly, and it made me very happy. Perhaps I had been too hard on the region?
Emotional/Opinionated Rambling: I'm beginning to see the appeal of the Costa Blanca. It's a chaotic, slightly bonkers place, but, you know, in a charming way. The people are friendly, the food is (mostly) delicious, and the views are breathtaking. Even the Speedos have a certain… character. Maybe I'm starting to get it.
The pool at Casa Pelt: As cold as ever, but I'm more used to it.

Day 5: Farewell Feast & Final Thoughts (and the looming return to reality! )

Morning: Buying souvenirs. The obligatory, tacky magnets. Possibly a ceramic donkey.
Afternoon: Final dip in the pool. Final sunbathing session. Trying to soak it all in, before the return. Doing my best not to think about the mountains of laundry and the jet lag.
Evening: Farewell dinner. Ate a wonderful meal. Drank enough wine to forget about the plane journey home.
Final Thoughts: Casa Pelt was amazing. The Costa Blanca is… well, it's an experience. I have a sunburn, a slightly mushy paella-shaped void in my memory, and a newfound appreciation for the power of a good beer. Would I return? Definitely. Would I pack more sunscreen? ABSOLUTELY.

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Escape to Paradise: Finestrat Villa - FAQ (Because Let's Be Real, You've Got Questions!)

Okay, so actually how 'breathtaking' are these views? I'm skeptical.

Okay, *fair*. Because, let's be honest, *everyone* says "breathtaking." But seriously? *Actually* breathtaking. Look, I've seen some sights. Spent a year backpacking Southeast Asia, climbed a volcano – *you know, the usual*. But the first time I walked out onto that terrace… I swear, my jaw hit the floor. Picture this: the Mediterranean shimmering like a million sapphires, the Finestrat mountains looming… Majestic, and the *sunsets*? Don't even get me started. Cliche alert! Beautiful, you'll just spend time just staring into it. Now, I am not a sunrise person, but I'd have considered becoming one. The air is just… different. Clean. Crisp. Okay, okay, I'm getting carried away. But really. Seriously. Breathtaking. Bring your own jaw-support.

Is the pool heated? (Because let's face it, I chill easily.)

...Oh, the pool. Listen, let's just get this out of the way, there is no heated pool, that is how it goes.. Now, the temperature? Well, it depends when you’re going. But honestly, if you're visiting during the summer, the sun does a *pretty good job* warming it up. If you’re a wimp like me, come during summer, then take your little swim in the sea. I found it so cold initially, but just take the plunge and feel the heat of the sun. (okay, I'm not a cold water swimmer but I did it!!) Seriously, worth it. (but you can always take a plunge in the sea, so there is always that)

The description says 'Finestrat'. Where exactly is this villa? Because 'Finestrat' could be anywhere, right?

Okay, geography nitty-gritty time! Think: prime location, very close to the charming town of Finestrat, and the dazzling lights of Benidorm are just a short drive away. Literally, you could see them. But hey, imagine the silence! No streetlights or the noise of a busy city. The villa itself is tucked away, high up in the hills. You're close enough to everything, far enough to escape it all. Driving up the road, it’s like a movie, you feel that your in a secret hideaway. (Be wary of the bends though, they might catch you out!)

Is there Wi-Fi? Because, you know, priorities.

Yes, yes, internet. I hear you. We're all addicted. Yes, of course, there's Wi-Fi. Pretty decent too, I might add. I actually watched a whole season of my favorite show on the balcony, whilst the sun was setting. (Don't judge. I needed the sunset *and* the drama!) However, keep in mind, this is a villa in the hills, so don't expect the super-speed of a fibre-optic connection. But for streaming, browsing, and keeping in touch with the reality, it's more than sufficient - good enough but not outstanding.

Cooking facilities? If I have to eat out every night, its gonna get very, very expensive.

Ah, the kitchen! Here's the thing: it's well-equipped. There's a hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, coffee machine (essential!), and all the basic things you need. I actually did most of my own cooking some nights. Its so fun, because the local supermarkets have amazing fresh produce. A little tip - local markets have some of the best food. I made some amazing meals in that kitchen… and some… well, let’s just say I'm not exactly a Michelin-star chef. But hey, the patio dining area is *perfect* for enjoying whatever culinary creations you come up with (or the takeaway you order). Don't be afraid to experiment! (I once tried to make paella, and it wasn't pretty, but it was *fun*.)

What about the bedrooms and bathrooms? Are they… you know… nice?

Okay, let's be real – a comfy bedroom and a decent bathroom are non-negotiable. The bedrooms in the villa are *lovely*. They're beautifully decorated, and the beds are comfy. The bathrooms are clean, modern, and spacious. There are *multiple* bathrooms, which is a godsend when you're traveling with a group, or just trying to avoid arguments over who gets the mirror first. No complaints; it felt properly luxurious. The space is so good for people to go off to, they have so much space to relax.

Are there any downsides? You know, the hidden catches?

Okay, brutally honest time. Nobody lives in a perfect world. The hill to get to the villa is pretty steep. Nothing *too* crazy, but if you're mobility-impaired or super unfit, it might be something to consider. Honestly, though? It adds to the feeling of being 'away from it all.' Another thing: You will need a car. And here's a bit of a weird anecdote. The first day, I was a bit confused trying to find it, the signposting isn’t amazing. So I'd suggest downloading Google maps. But really, that's it. Worth it. Honestly, its an incredibly small price to pay for the views, the privacy, and the overall awesomeness. (I mean, *nobody's* perfect, right?)

I saw it! What's the best thing about this place?

*Exhales slowly*. Okay, there isn’t just one. But the feeling you get when you are just sat on the decking, sun setting, glass of wine, chatting with the people you came with. That is the best thing. Just being there, and taking it all. It’s the feeling that you are a million miles away, yet you are so close to everything. It's a feeling of pure bliss. You can't bottle that. You have to experience it. Just go. Seriously. Just go. You won't regret it. It’s not just a holiday; it’s an escape, a soul recharge. I actually feel I need to go back, because the feeling hasn’t left me. (I am currently looking at the prices.)

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