Live the true magic that makes Benidorm a world-famous destination.

Important information and rules of use of our facilities.

The Pool Rules:

  • Sun loungers are free for hotel guests. VIP areas have an extra charge.
  • Sun loungers cannot be reserved by placing any object or towel on them.
    Hotel staff is authorized to remove personal belongings from sun loungers that remain unoccupied for more than 30 minutes. Once the items are removed, the loungers will be available again for other guests.
  • Upon entering the pool area, please collect your towel at the towel station, leaving a €10 deposit, which will be refunded upon return of the towel in good condition.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Showering before entering the pool is mandatory.
  • Diving is not allowed.
  • Eating or drinking in the water is not allowed.
  • Jumping headfirst is not allowed.
  • Do not use glass cups or containers.
  • Reserving sun loungers is strictly forbidden.
  • Maximum depth: 1.60 m
  • Pets are not allowed.
  • The water is treated with chlorine and pH reducer.
  • Floats or similar items are not allowed.
  • Swimming in clothes is not allowed.

You can consult the pool water chemistry records here.

You can also consult the pool water analysis here.

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FAQs & info

Does the hotel have parking?

We have parking spaces available for our guests. The price is €10.00/day + €15.00 deposit for the key.

Does the hotel offer laundry service?

Yes, we offer a laundry service. Please check the rates at the front desk.

Are guests allowed to bring food and/or drinks from outside?

No. At Marina Resort Benidorm, we have several bars and restaurants to provide you with the best service.

Does the hotel have a safe?

Yes, it is located at the reception. Please inquire for more information.

Are children allowed?

Yes, but we do not have special facilities or entertainment for children. The atmosphere at Marina Resort Benidorm is oriented towards adults.

Are pets allowed?

No. However, we can recommend several nearby dog hotels.


In the room:

Is there a Pillow Menu available?

Yes, please ask about it upon arrival.

Is there Room Service?

Yes, from 10:00 to 22:00. There is a service charge of €6.00.

Are the bed sheets changed daily?

No, they are changed every 3 days unless requested at the front desk.

Are towels changed daily?

It’s up to you.

Towel on the floor means: PLEASE CHANGE.
Towel on the rack means: I WILL USE IT AGAIN.

Does the room have a safe?

Yes, it has a cost of €2.50/day + €10.00 deposit.

Do you provide an iron?

Yes. You can request an iron and/or ironing board at reception. The service is completely free with a refundable deposit of €20.00.

Are there complimentary amenities in the room?

Yes, we provide shower gel and shampoo. If you need additional amenities, please ask at reception.

Is there a travel cot available?

Yes. It is free to use with a €15.00 deposit.

Daypass and catering conditions

Feel the Vibe, Live the Day

 
Ready to soak up the sun, splash into good times, and taste the best bites in town? Before you dive into your Daypass adventure or indulge in our food experiences, take a quick peek at the essentials. We keep it chill, but clear — just the way you like it.

For all the details, check out our full Daypass Terms & Conditions

Let’s keep the good vibes flowing!

General Terms and Conditions

I. INTRODUCTION

II. REGISTRATION AND STAY RULES

  • ARTICLE 1 REGISTRATION ON ARRIVAL (POLICE RECORD) AND ADMISSION DOCUMENT (WELCOME)
  • ARTICLE 2 ACCESS TO THE HOTEL AND ITS SERVICES
  • ARTICLE 3 BILLING AND PAYMENT
  • ARTICLE 4 PRIOR PAYMENT GUARANTEE
  • ARTICLE 5 PERIOD OF OCCUPANCY OF ACCOMMODATION UNITS
  • ARTICLE 6 NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER ACCOMMODATION UNIT. VISITORS

III. RULES FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE HOTEL

  • ARTICLE 7 PROVISION OF HOTEL SERVICES
  • ARTICLE 8 CLEANING SERVICE
  • ARTICLE 9 LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING AND IRONING SERVICE. SEWING SERVICE, SHOE CLEANING SERVICE.
  • ARTICLE 10 GARAGE SERVICE
  • ARTICLE 11 SAFE DEPOSIT BOX SERVICE
  • ARTICLE 12 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND FIRST AID

IV. RULES OF CONDUCT AND HYGIENE

  • ARTICLE 13 SMOKING
  • ARTICLE 14 FOOD AND BEVERAGES.
  • ARTICLE 15 CLOTHING AND LOCKERS
  • ARTICLE 16 ANIMAL ACCESS
  • ARTICLE 17 CHILDREN’S STAY
  • ARTICLE 18 LOST AND/OR ABANDONED ITEMS
  • ARTICLE 19 RULES OF USE

V. ADMISSION RULES

  • ARTICLE 20 RULES FOR THE ADMISSION OF PEOPLE AND ANIMALS
  • ARTICLE 21 OBLIGATION TO PAY IN THE EVENT OF PROHIBITION OF ACCESS OR EVICTION
  • ARTICLE 22 MOVEMENT AND STAY IN THE HOTEL
  • ARTICLE 23 SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
  • ARTICLE 24 POWERS OF THE HOTEL

VI. PRIVACY POLICY

  • ARTICLE 25 DATA MANAGEMENT

VII. RULES OF CONDUCT AND HYGIENE

  • ARTICLE 26 QUESTIONS AND OTHER ISSUES

VIII. INFORMATION ON SERVICES PROVIDED BY THIRD PARTIES

  • ARTICLE 27 SERVICES PROVIDED BY THIRD PARTIES

IX. INFORMATION FOR USERS ABOUT FACILITIES OR SERVICES THAT POSE A RISK AND THE SAFETY MEASURES ADOPTED IN THIS REGARD.

  • ARTICLE 28 SAFETY OF FACILITIES AND SERVICES
  • ARTICLE 29 SAFETY RULES
  • ARTICLE 30 PROTOCOLS FOR ACTION IN THE EVENT OF EMERGENCIES OR HEALTH CRISES
I INTRODUCTION

The Hotel has these ‘INTERNAL RULES AND REGULATIONS’ which contain the policies, standards and rules that will govern the relationship between the Hotel and its guests.

These Rules and Regulations shall also apply to and be binding on:

  • Visitors and/or occasional companions of hotel guests.
  • Users of the hotel’s services and facilities open to the general public.
  • Any person who, even occasionally, visits or wanders around the hotel.
  • Attendees at events held at the hotel.
  • Contractors, organisers and staff involved in the organisation and running of events held at the hotel.

The Regulations shall apply to all areas and spaces of the establishment, whether for exclusive or common use, without distinction.

These Regulations are available to guests at the hotel reception and may be consulted by them whenever they wish and on the hotel’s website.

Ignorance of these Regulations does not exempt guests from complying with them, as they are based on current regulations and legislation.

The Regulations shall remain in force uninterruptedly and continuously until they are amended or replaced by others. In case of doubt, all of its rules and regulations shall be deemed to remain in full force and effect.

The rules and prohibitions contained in these Regulations, which must be complied with by those to whom they are addressed, shall not be understood to exclude other analogous or similar conduct not set forth herein but clearly arising from the spirit and intent of these Regulations.

Violations of these Regulations may, as far as possible, be corrected immediately and, where appropriate, may be punished in accordance with current labour, civil or criminal law, regardless of any other liabilities that may be incurred by the offender and the appropriate legal action that may be taken.

The Hotel reserves the right to refuse admission and to cancel the reservation, without the right to a refund, of any customer who contravenes these Regulations, as well as the rules of coexistence and common sense, or who in any way acts disrespectfully towards the Hotel’s facilities or other people in the Hotel, whether they are staff or customers.

We appreciate your preference for staying with us, as well as your strict observance of our Regulations, which have been drawn up for your own benefit.

In any case, if you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact Reception. To this end, we remind you that the hotel manager, together with the reception staff and, where applicable, the concierge, are responsible for liaising with hotel guests and providing them with information and advice.

Applicable legislation

The Internal Regulations are governed by Spanish law.

These regulations have been drawn up in accordance with Article 25 of Decree-Law 13/2020 of 18 May, which stipulates that hotels must draw up internal regulations setting out the rules of coexistence and operation for the normal provision of services and the use and enjoyment of the facilities and equipment offered by the hotel. These regulations are binding and may not contravene the provisions of Law 13/2011 of 23 December. They shall be made available to users at all times, and the assistance of the security forces may be sought to remove anyone who fails to comply with them or who attempts to access or remain in the establishment for purposes other than the normal use and enjoyment of the hotel’s services and facilities.

Language

These Regulations are available in several languages, but only the text in Spanish-Castilian is legally binding and shall prevail in the event of any difference in interpretation or of any other kind.

II. REGISTRATION AND ENTRY RULES

ARTICLE 1 REGISTRATION (POLICE RECORD) AND ADMISSION DOCUMENT (WELCOME)

The necessary procedures for registration and admission will be carried out at Reception, and the magnetic cards for accessing the accommodation will be stored there.

Check-in will take place from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. on the day of the guest’s arrival, and check-out until 12 p.m. on the day of departure.

If the guest arrives before check-in time and the hotel has rooms available, they may check in as early as 7:00 a.m. (upon payment of an early check-in supplement).

If, for personal reasons, the guest has to check in after 8:00 p.m., they must give 24 hours’ notice prior to arrival.

The hotel will not provide accommodation to minors travelling alone, and therefore does not accept room reservations or stays for minors.

However, minors between the ages of 16 and 18 may be authorised in writing by their father, mother or guardian to stay at the hotel, provided that they take responsibility for them and assume payment of the applicable bill. In the case of minors under the age of 16, they must also be accompanied at all times by their father, mother or guardian.

CHECK-IN REGISTRATION (POLICE REGISTRATION FORM)

Any person or persons wishing to use the accommodation units, common facilities and, where applicable, the complementary services offered by the Hotel, must present their identification documents for the purpose of registration and entry in the establishment’s guest register.

When guests are a pre-booked group (group bookings are considered to be bookings of 10 or more rooms), their representative will submit lists together with the identification documents of the group members.

Passports, national identity cards and driving licences are considered valid forms of identification in Spain. If you are a foreigner, you can register by presenting your passport or identity card if you come from an EU country or any of the following countries:

• Andorra, Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, Malta, Monaco or San Marino.

You can also register with a valid Spanish residence permit if you are a foreigner residing in Spain.

IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS MUST BE ORIGINALS (PHOTOCOPIES OR PHOTOS ON MOBILE DEVICES ARE NOT ACCEPTED).

This rule is mandatory in accordance with Spanish Government Ministry of the Interior Order 1922/2003 of 3 July, which establishes the registration of travellers in guest books and entry logs in hospitality establishments, Royal Decree 933/2021 of 26 October and the provisions of Article 12. 1 of Organic Law 1/1992 of 21 February on the Protection of Public Safety.

In compliance with this law, all guests, both individuals and groups, must have an individual registration form.

The registration form must be signed personally by all travellers over the age of 14.

Accommodation is non-transferable, therefore the Hotel will refuse accommodation to guests who do not comply with this registration requirement and is entitled to demand, if it deems it appropriate, the identification of the applicant and the persons accompanying them during their stay. Likewise, entry to the Hotel is prohibited to any person not registered in the Police Register, unless expressly decided otherwise by the Management.

The Hotel Management is not responsible for any false or incomplete information that the guest may provide when filling out the registration card, which must be completed in full by the user or by the Hotel based on the information appearing on the identification documents provided for this purpose by the customer.

In compliance with current regulations, the identification details provided will be communicated to the authorities by the hotel.

ADMISSION DOCUMENT (WELCOME)

Once the person or persons have been registered, this establishment will draw up an admission document stating the name of the customer formalising the admission (one person is sufficient), the commercial name of the establishment, its tourist classification, the identification of the accommodation assigned, the price per day or night, the type and price of any additional services contracted, and the dates of arrival and departure.

Users must prove their status by showing the admission document when requested.

The admission form serves as proof of the tourist accommodation contract and will be valid as evidence for administrative purposes. It must be signed by the interested party to formalise their admission. The signed original document will remain in the possession of the establishment, which will keep it for the legally established period of time at the disposal of the tourist inspectorate, and a copy will be given to the guest who signs it.

By signing the document, the customer confirms that all the information provided and contained therein is true and accepts the terms and conditions expressed in the document.

Likewise, by signing the admission document, it will be assumed that the customer expressly accepts these Regulations, their rights and obligations, and will be obliged to observe the rules contained therein and those issued by the Management regarding safety, coexistence and hygiene for the proper use of the establishment, its facilities and the Hotel’s equipment.

PLEASE ALSO CONSULT THE RULES FOR THE USE OF SUNBEDS, AS WELL AS THE PRICES OF EXTRA SERVICES IN THE QR CODE THAT APPEARS ON THE TV IN YOUR ROOM.

 

 

ARTICLE 2 ACCESS TO THE HOTEL AND ITS SERVICES

Users may freely access the establishment and remain there, subject to the limitations contained in the legislation and in these Regulations.
Users have the right to receive accurate and complete information prior to contracting the services offered.

They also have the right to have their safety, privacy and peace of mind guaranteed in these services for a stay without disturbances, to have these services correspond to the agreed conditions, to be provided with an invoice with the regulatory formalities for the services contracted directly with the Hotel, to confidentiality in the processing of their information in accordance with data protection regulations and, if they wish to make a complaint or report, they are provided with the complaint forms established by the competent authorities of the corresponding Autonomous Community, which may be completed by the customer and handed in at the hotel reception.
The submission of a complaint or claim does not exempt the customer from complying with these regulations and paying for the services.

The hotel establishment is not responsible for the price or use of tools, equipment and other services provided outside the hotel premises, nor for the behaviour of personnel outside the hotel, unless expressly stated in its terms and conditions and rates.
The rates with the prices and conditions of the different types of accommodation, catering services, bars, safe rental, and complementary services offered by the Hotel itself are detailed at reception and/or bars-restaurants and are available to users who request them.

Services of the establishment or accommodation units may not be reserved at a price other than that stipulated.
The complementary services offered and provided at this establishment by other persons or entities, the details of their scheduled times, their prices and conditions of use are also available at reception, will be formalised in the corresponding documents and will be paid for in accordance with the agreed conditions.
Legal or natural persons who, on their own account, provide complementary services on the premises of the Hotel are responsible for their staff and their behaviour, their operation, maintenance, pricing and everything inherent to their own services. The owner of each of the premises is clearly identified.

You will find summary information on all services and entertainment activities, where applicable, in the directories, which include information on the evacuation plan in case of emergency, accommodation prices, menus with prices, and a list of free services, such as Wi-Fi.
The Hotel may offer/manage certain extra services for its guests, which can be found out about at Reception or Customer Service, such as tourist information and various services, wake-up service, luggage storage and safekeeping, taxi call service, car rental, excursions, tickets to shows, restaurants or other services related to the stay.

The Hotel may vary the hours of the different services for consumption, use and enjoyment throughout the seasons, depending on seasonality, reserving the right not to admit users outside these hours, also when the maximum authorised capacity is exceeded or when requests are made within the admission limits, thereby affecting the work schedule of these services.
The management of messages, calls, packages or any other items intended for a hotel guest will only be carried out once the guest’s prior consent has been verified, in which case the item will be communicated or delivered.
If the customer is not at the establishment or cannot be located, the staff will ensure that they receive the message or package when they return, verifying this with the customer. IF THE PACKAGE THAT THE GUEST HAS TO RECEIVE IS CASH ON DELIVERY, THEY MUST LEAVE THE MONEY AT THE RECEPTION IN ADVANCE.
The hotel rooms and common areas may not be used for purposes other than accommodation and/or contracted services, either by the customer or their companions, or by third parties. Consequently, these rooms and/or common areas may not be used for activities such as interviews, filming, taking pictures for promotional activities, photo shoots, etc., unless prior and express authorisation has been given by the management of the establishment and in compliance with the rest of the Internal Regulations and the conditions set by the management.

 

ARTICLE 3 BILLING AND PAYMENT

Accommodation rates will be billed per day and according to the number of nights stayed.
The minimum charge per accommodation will be the amount of one night or day, which is understood to end at 12:00 noon on the day following the date of arrival.
The Hotel accepts the following methods of payment:

  • Cash, debit cards (Maestro) and credit cards (Master Card, Visa)
    Personal cheques are not accepted.
  • Payments in cash must be made in euros.

According to Law 11/2021, of 9 July, on measures to prevent and combat tax fraud, CASH payments may not exceed the amount of 1,000 euros and, given that rights must be exercised in accordance with the requirements of good faith, banknotes must be used in accordance with the amount to be paid, so the Hotel may refuse to accept high-denomination banknotes if the amount to be paid is much lower. Higher amounts must be paid by credit card.

Payments with more than 50 euro coins will also not be accepted.

Users are obliged to pay the amount for the services contracted at the time of presentation of the invoice or according to the agreed conditions.

For food and other movable property found in the hotel room (e.g. the contents of the minibar, PILLOW, towel, bathrobe) that you consume or take with you when you leave the room, you will be charged the equivalent value listed in the price list available in the room or, where applicable, at the hotel reception. (PRICE LIST MISSING)

In the event that the Customer leaves their room and said food or movable property is not found in the room, it will be considered that these were consumed or taken by the customer.

The invoice may be presented by the Hotel before the end of the contracted stay, if during the stay the services enjoyed (whether for accommodation, extras or both) reach or exceed the sum of 600 euros.

The establishment may require its customers, at any time and upon presentation of the invoice and receipts, to pay for services provided other than accommodation, even if payment for the latter has been agreed in advance.

Early departure by the customer before the end of the contracted stay shall not exempt said customer from paying for all the days booked and the services contracted, nor shall it entitle them to a refund (except for medical reasons).

If the customer attempts to leave the establishment without paying all or part of their bill, the Hotel shall be entitled to request the assistance of the authorities.

Invoices will only be provided for accommodation and services contracted directly by users.

For any questions or queries regarding the operation of the hotel, please contact our reception staff, who will assist you and, if necessary, put you in touch with the person authorised to resolve your query or question, the hotel manager being the person ultimately responsible for the hotel.

 

ARTICLE 4 PRIOR PAYMENT GUARANTEE

The Hotel may request a prior payment guarantee by credit card for the services contracted, in accordance with applicable legislation, both for the totality of the reservation, including taxes and tourist tax that may be applicable, as well as for any extras.

This guarantee may be extended to cover damage or breakages caused to the facilities, furniture and other items belonging to the establishment through negligence or misuse.

To this end, the Hotel may ask the customer, upon arrival or at the time of booking, for a credit card number to which the amount of the bill can be charged in the event of non-payment.

This request may be made even in the case of accommodation with a voucher or pre-payment, in order to cover any damage or breakages.

The Hotel reserves the right, in the event of any damage, deterioration or theft caused by the customer in the room or any other Hotel facility, to make use of the deposit for damage and/or to claim the corresponding compensation from the customer. In the case of groups, the deposit is shared equally among all members of the group.
The Hotel may also charge the card number provided by the customer, even days before the customer’s arrival, in order to verify its validity, for the amount of the first night booked.

If no card is provided, prepayment for the stay and a security deposit of 500 euros will be required, as well as direct payment for any extra services requested.

 

ARTICLE 5 PERIOD OF OCCUPANCY OF ACCOMMODATION UNITS

Hotel rooms must be used based on the number of nights reserved.

Occupancy of the accommodation unit begins at 4:00 p.m. on the first day of the contracted period and ends at 12:00 p.m. on the day designated as the departure date.

However, on dates of maximum occupancy, when there are more arrivals and departures, it may not be possible to make all rooms available at that time due to availability and cleaning times, so the availability of the accommodation unit to the user may be delayed by up to four hours. Availability may also be delayed in the event of exceptional circumstances beyond the Hotel’s control that prevent the room corresponding to each guest from being available at the time set for the start of occupancy in accordance with normal occupancy rules.

We kindly ask guests to inform us of their arrival time and travel plans so that the Hotel can make the necessary arrangements. Please also note that if you do not arrive at the Hotel before 8:00 p.m. (local time) on the scheduled day of arrival, without prior notification from the guest, the Hotel will consider the reservation a ‘no show’ and it will be automatically cancelled in full, with 100% or the outstanding amount of the reservation being charged.

Notwithstanding the above, the reservation will be maintained provided that the customer has notified the hotel before the aforementioned time.

In the case of groups of 20 or more people, the establishment may set the departure time to be from 10 a.m. onwards.

For possible changes, both in terms of occupancy and extension of the specified time, please consult reception, bearing in mind that you must immediately inform the hotel staff if you wish to extend your stay, and always before 12 noon on the date of departure.

The hotel will accommodate your request as long as availability permits, duly informing the customer who has made the request. If both parties agree, a different occupancy arrangement for the accommodation units may be agreed upon, which must be reflected in the admission document.

Extending your stay beyond the agreed time without prior agreement will result in the obligation to pay for an additional day.

Notwithstanding the above, the customer may not extend the contracted days of stay without the agreement of the Hotel, due to the serious damage this may cause to other customers with reservations, and the Hotel staff may request the assistance of the authorities to evict customers who fail to comply with the above.

If the customer leaves the room on the day of departure before the established check-out time, no refund of the total amount of the stay will be made. If the guest reduces the number of guests in the reservation, either in whole or in part, it is the Hotel’s decision whether or not to apply refunds, although if the room is marked as non-refundable or similar, the full amount of the reservation will be charged.

When guests are absent for more than seventy-two hours without prior notice, the Hotel may consider the accommodation contract suspended or terminated, as the case may be, and proceed to collect the luggage.

The collection will be made in accordance with Article 18 of these regulations, except in cases where the actual value of the guest’s luggage does not cover the amount of the bill. In this circumstance, the accommodation may be terminated or suspended if the guest is absent for more than twenty-four hours.

In the event of the death of the occupant of a room, their heirs or representatives shall be responsible for paying the expenses incurred as a result, including, if necessary, the redecoration and disinfection of the room and the replacement of linen and equipment.

 

ARTICLE 6 NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER ACCOMMODATION UNIT AND VISITORS

NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER ACCOMMODATION UNIT
As a general rule, no more people than the contracted number will be allowed to stay in a room. Thus, two people will not be allowed to stay in a double room that has been contracted as a single room. Similarly, no more than two people will be allowed to stay in a double room or suite, nor more than three in a room contracted TO BE OCCUPIED BY 3 PEOPLE as a triple room.

For safety reasons, occupancy exceeding three persons per room is not permitted, or, where applicable, the maximum number possible according to room format and type of reservation.

Otherwise, the Hotel shall be entitled to charge the rate set for the actual number of persons using the room and, at the same time, to terminate the customer’s stay immediately.

Guests staying with babies aged 0 to 2 years may request, subject to availability, a cot at no additional cost. The maximum number of cots in the room is one. Cots are available on request and must be confirmed by the accommodation.

A child over 2 years old or an adult may stay in an extra bed. The installation of an extra bed will incur an additional cost and will only be possible in double rooms and always at the request of the user.

If not requested in advance, the hotel reserves the right to request an additional reservation in the event that the establishment does not have the requested extra bed available. This extra bed can only be occupied by one person, with a maximum of one extra bed per room.

No person has the right to provide accommodation to another person without the prior consent of the Hotel and, if this is agreed to, the corresponding registration procedures must be carried out and the guest must be entered in the guest book.

VISITORS

The Hotel reserves the right to refuse admission to occasional visitors and under no circumstances will they be allowed access to the rooms. If the user wishes to receive visitors, the Hotel has spaces available for this purpose.

In the event of non-compliance, the Hotel Management reserves the right to order the immediate departure of the visitor.

III. RULES FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE HOTEL

ARTICLE 7 PROVISION OF HOTEL SERVICES

The Hotel offers services and amenities in accordance with its category. These are specified on the official website of Marina Resort Benidorm, https://www.marinahotelbenidorm.com/https://marinaresortbenidorm.com/en, which also indicates that special requests will be accepted.

The price of the accommodation unit includes water, electricity, heating or cooling (depending on the season), use of bed linen and towels, and cleaning of the accommodation.

We ask our guests to use water responsibly.

Some services have an additional cost, in which case it is prohibited to use them or receive their benefits if they have not been previously contracted, and they must be paid for in advance or after use, as agreed.

Persons representing the hotel company or providing services related to accommodation shall have free access to the rooms occupied by guests for this purpose.

In providing its services, this establishment will comply with the requirements established by Civil Liability as set out in the Hotel’s insurance policy, and is exempt from any liability in the event of personal accidents due to negligence or recklessness on the part of guests or their companions.

In the event of technical deficiencies beyond the Hotel’s control, the Hotel undertakes to resolve the issue with the least inconvenience to the customer.

The furniture and utensils in the rooms, as well as in the other areas, form part of the services provided and have been arranged with the intention of making the customer’s stay as pleasant as possible. We therefore ask that they be used appropriately and respectfully.

In any case, they are the property of the establishment, so in the event of loss, theft or unjustified damage, the establishment reserves the right to demand payment for them.

Without prejudice to the right of admission, hotel guests may, in general, access the services and facilities offered by the establishment, unless access restrictions are established, which shall be fully justified and in no case contrary to constitutional rights and principles.

 

ARTICLE 8 CLEANING SERVICE

Rooms are cleaned daily. Room cleaning hours are generally from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Guests who do not make their rooms available during these hours will not have their rooms cleaned.

The hotel reserves the right to enter each room at least once a day through one of its employees to carry out maintenance and/or cleaning tasks. This also allows us to check that all guests are well and safe.

If you would like your room to be cleaned, please hang the ‘please clean room’ sign outside your room door.

If you do not wish to be disturbed, please hang the ‘Please do not disturb’ sign outside your room door.

If there is no response, the room will be entered to clean it and check that it is in perfect condition.

If the customer responds to the telephone call or when entering the room, an apology will be offered and the time when cleaning can be carried out will be confirmed with the customer. Cleaning cannot be delayed beyond the following day, subject to verification that the room is in perfect condition and cleaning can be delayed.

Towels and sheets are changed whenever the customer deems it necessary or at least every 3 days. If you need towels, a change of sheets, replacement of the welcome kit or cleaning of the room at a specific time within the cleaning schedule, please contact reception.

 

ARTICLE 9 CLEANING, LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING AND IRONING SERVICES

LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING AND IRONING SERVICES

Information on laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services, prices, and garment delivery and return times is available in each accommodation.

The service is not available on Sundays and public holidays. On Saturdays, it is only available until 1:00 p.m. Same-day clothing deliveries are available as an Express Service.

The Hotel is not responsible for garments that shrink, discolour or deteriorate due to their condition or composition.

If you wish to iron clothes in your room and need an iron, please contact reception, where one can be provided if available. THE DEPOSIT FOR THE USE OF THE IRON IS €20.

Please take extreme care when using the iron in your room.

SEWING SERVICE, SHOE CLEANING SERVICE

If you require any of these services, please contact reception, where you will receive detailed information about them.

 

ARTICLE 10 GARAGE SERVICE

The garage is an exclusive service for hotel guests, which may be free of charge or subject to payment of the rate stipulated by the hotel and availability of spaces.

The minimum rate established for the use of the car park is for a full day; it is not possible to reserve by the hour at a reduced price.

Parking spaces cannot be reserved in advance of the day of arrival, but must be reserved at the time of check-in, subject to availability.

When parking your vehicle, please occupy only one parking space, otherwise you will be required to pay for 2 parking spaces.

THE DEPOSIT FOR THE PARKING KEY IS €10.

The use of the parking area designated for disabled persons must be justified by displaying the required card inside the vehicle.

Do not leave money or valuables inside vehicles.

The Hotel is not responsible for theft, robbery or damage to vehicles, nor for the theft of the vehicle itself, including all objects or living beings contained therein, regardless of whether they are parked in the spaces provided for parking by the Hotel itself.

 

ARTICLE 11 SAFE DEPOSIT BOX SERVICE

Each accommodation unit has a safe for the safekeeping of valuables, the use of which is subject to the payment of the fee stipulated by the Hotel.

THE DEPOSIT FOR THE SAFE KEY IS €15

These safes are provided by a company external to the hotel.

Please deposit your valuables and/or money in the safe in your room, provided that their total value does not exceed €600.

The Hotel is not responsible for any theft, robbery or loss of objects or sums of money not deposited in the room safe. Liability coverage is limited.

The hotel shall also not be liable in the event of armed robbery or other events of force majeure.

 

ARTICLE 12 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND FIRST AID

If you have limited physical abilities or suffer from contagious conditions or illnesses, please inform the reception staff as soon as possible upon arrival so that the Hotel can take the necessary measures. This establishment has a properly marked and adequately equipped first aid kit available to our guests who may need it.

If a guest falls ill, the hotel reception will contact the medical service at the express request of the guest who requires it so that they can be treated or, if necessary, transferred to the appropriate place, the cost of which will be borne by the guest.

If the guest who falls ill is unable to act on their own behalf and there is no one else who can act on their behalf, the hotel will take the necessary steps to ensure that they receive medical assistance. The hotel may require the guest themselves or, failing that, their relatives or the paying party to pay for any expenses incurred by the hotel.

In the event that the customer suffers (or is likely to suffer) from an infectious disease or other illness, or is in such a condition that it is (or may be) dangerous to other people staying at the Hotel, the Hotel has the right to terminate the contract with immediate effect and require the customer to leave the Hotel immediately.

The Hotel is not responsible for any type of accident and/or event that the guest suffers within the Hotel’s facilities, such as falls, blows, animal bites, among others. The expenses incurred by this accident or event shall be borne by the guest, exempting the Hotel from any legal liability.

In the event of the death of the customer, the Hotel may require the relatives, heirs or the Paying Party, in addition to the payment of the outstanding bill for services, to pay compensation for the expenses incurred by the Hotel as a result of or in connection with the death. The expenses that the hotel may claim include cleaning costs, in addition to normal cleaning costs, incurred by the hotel as a result of illness, death or any other type of event or incident suffered by the guest on the premises of the establishment.

IV. COEXISTENCE AND HYGIENE RULES

ARTICLE 13 SMOKING

This hotel is a ‘smoke-free space’, so smoking is prohibited throughout the establishment, with the smoke-free area extending to all rooms and common areas of the hotel.

Smoking is only permitted outside the hotel, so please extinguish your cigarette before entering, using the ashtrays provided for this purpose.

Please remember that all rooms and common areas are equipped with fire detectors.

If a guest smokes in their room or in any other area of the hotel, they may be asked to leave, reported and/or charged for damages.

In any case, a charge of 200 euros per day + VAT or equivalent tax will be added to your bill, to be paid at check-out, for cleaning and deodorising the room or area in question.

The cleaning and smoke removal charge is subject to change.

 

ARTICLE 14 FOOD AND BEVERAGE POLICY

OPENING HOURS

For your information, the opening hours for food and beverage services offered or that may be offered at the hotel are generally as follows:

Bar hours:
Monday to Sunday: 09:00-01:00

Dining room hours:
Lunch: 13:00-15:00
Dinner: 19:00 – 21:00

Buffet breakfast:
Monday to Sunday: 08:00-10:00

Some opening hours may change depending on the time of year or any other circumstances that make it necessary.

The board basis contracted is personal and non-transferable. HALF BOARD consists of breakfast and dinner.

ON CERTAIN OCCASIONS (DUE TO OCCUPANCY, AMONG OTHER REASONS), LUNCH OR DINNER MAY CONSIST OF A SET MENU AND/OR MAY BE SERVED IN ONE OF THE HOTEL’S BARS.

Consumption at any of the hotel’s restaurants or bars must be paid to the waiter at the time of consumption.

Guests who, for any reason, must follow a SPECIAL DIET must notify the reception upon arrival so that this can be coordinated with the kitchen.

Food, meals and drinks may not be taken out of the hotel dining rooms.

Food and drinks (except baby food) are also not allowed in the rooms and/or public areas of the hotel unless they were purchased within the hotel premises, in the hotel bar or restaurant; otherwise, the hotel, at its discretion, may demand the removal of such food and/or charge an additional fee (for the bottle opening service, for the request of cutlery, or for other services provided by the establishment in relation to this matter).

The Hotel may prevent access to any external food delivery service, even if its service, in breach of the provisions herein, has been requested by a guest staying at the hotel.

Furthermore, the Hotel is not responsible for any goods that may be brought into the Hotel in contravention of the provisions herein.

Users may not under any circumstances access rooms or spaces that are reserved, private, or intended for the preparation and location of items or machinery for the provision of services.

Guests who consume alcoholic beverages must do so responsibly. Hotel staff may refuse to serve alcoholic beverages to guests who do not consume responsibly.

 

ARTICLE 15 CLOTHING AND ATTIRE

As a general rule of dress, it is established that in order to move around or travel within the Hotel facilities, the clothing or attire shall be that established for this purpose and customary in each case.

Likewise, guests must comply with any dress codes that may be required in certain areas of the Hotel, such as the Bar, Restaurants, or for special occasions or events held within the Hotel premises.

Guests are not permitted to enter or stay at the Hotel wearing clothing or symbols that incite violence, racism and/or xenophobia.

It is also not permitted to walk around or visit the Hotel premises without wearing any clothing or wearing inappropriate attire, such as, but not limited to: going down to reception in a bathrobe or pyjamas, walking around the Hotel bare-chested or without shoes.

Access to the hotel restaurant, buffet, dining rooms and other common areas is not permitted in work clothes, swimwear, wet clothing, shorts, flip-flops, torn T-shirts, tank tops (in the case of men) or without a shirt and/or shoes.

Apart from the exceptions listed above, the dress code for our restaurants is casual.

 

ARTICLE 16 ACCESS OF ANIMALS

People accompanied by pets, domestic animals of any kind, birds or any other type of animal are not allowed to enter or stay in the hotel, with the exception of people accompanied by guide dogs or assistance dogs, as established by the sector regulations on the use of guide dogs by people with total or partial visual impairment.

In any case, the person who brings in an animal and/or its owner shall be jointly and severally liable for any damage or breakages caused by the animals to the Hotel’s property, goods and/or facilities and/or to its guests and/or visitors.

 

ARTICLE 17.- CHILDREN’S STAY

The protection of all its guests, especially children, is very important to the Hotel. To this end, those responsible for their care must be attentive to the areas they visit, the activities they engage in and also their behaviour in public areas of the Hotel so as not to affect third parties.

Parents and guardians are responsible for the behaviour and supervision of minors within the Hotel premises during their stay, and must therefore ensure that the facilities are used properly and, above all, that the common areas are respected:

‘DO NOT USE THE LIFT WITHOUT THE COMPANY OF A RESPONSIBLE ADULT, DO NOT RUN IN THE CORRIDORS, DO NOT SHOUT IN THE RESTAURANT, DO NOT PLAY ON THE TERRACE, DO NOT JUMP WITHOUT CONTROL…’

Any damage caused by minors in the absence of such supervision will be the sole and exclusive responsibility of their parents or legal guardians, and the hotel will be exempt from any liability.

In accordance with current regulations, minors under the age of eighteen who enter the establishment may not be sold, served, given, or allowed to consume alcoholic beverages.

The sale of tobacco to minors is also prohibited.

 

ARTICLE 18 LOST AND/OR ABANDONED ITEMS

Any items found in the rooms or other areas of the Hotel, once a guest’s stay has ended or been suspended, will be removed after an inventory has been made and signed by two witnesses.

The items will be available to the guest who lost and/or abandoned them and may be collected from the hotel between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on working days from Monday to Friday.

In order to ensure that the item is located as quickly and efficiently as possible, the customer must provide all the details relating to the description of the item they have lost and any other circumstances surrounding its loss or abandonment.

If the customer requests that the item be sent to them, they must pay the cost of transport, which will be charged as freight, and they must also pay any costs that the storage of the item may generate for the Hotel.

Personal identification documents (ID cards, passports, etc.), if not claimed, will be handed over to the police authorities.

FOR HYGIENE REASONS, THE HOTEL DOES NOT KEEP TOILETRIES LEFT IN THE ROOM AFTER CHECK-OUT.

Perishable goods that are not claimed will be destroyed the day after they are found. All other items found will be kept at the hotel offices for a maximum period of 90 (ninety) days.
If the owner is known, this period will be counted from the date on which the owner is reliably notified of the fact at the address provided by the user of the establishment so that the forgotten item can be returned (request for return with your address must be made in writing).

If no address is available for the purposes indicated above or the owner of the item is unknown, the period will begin from the date on which the item was found.

The same procedure will be followed in cases of abandonment of belongings in the event of eviction and/or expulsion from the establishment for non-payment, breach of the rules contained in these Regulations or any other reason.

Once the 90-day period has elapsed, the establishment may dispose of the unclaimed belongings as it sees fit.

 

ARTICLE 19 – RULES OF USE

TOWELS: It is strictly forbidden to use room towels or garments for outdoor purposes.

WASHING AND DRYING CLOTHES: Washing clothes in the rooms is not allowed, nor is hanging garments from windows, terrace railings, or inside the terraces, whether on ropes or in the hallways.

SILENCE: From 10:00 p.m. onwards, guests must maintain silence in the hallways and accommodations in order not to disturb the rest of other hotel guests. Please keep TV and voice volume to a minimum.

MOBILE DEVICES: When using mobile devices in any public area of the hotel, please keep the volume low or use silent mode out of respect for other guests and visitors.

COMPUTER DEVICES: While using computers and internet connections provided by the hotel, guests must comply with applicable laws (especially intellectual property laws) and maintain the condition of the hardware and software.

SECURITY DEVICES: In order to ensure the safety, privacy, and peace of mind of our guests, this hotel is equipped with technical surveillance systems, including some with permanent recording, in hallways and other common or general areas. These recordings may be made available to authorities in legally authorized cases.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: The hotel is equipped with a sufficient number of fire extinguishers and smoke detectors to be used in case of emergency. In such cases, follow the instructions indicated on the devices and notify the hotel reception immediately.

ELECTRICITY: The electrical installation in your room operates at 220 volts.
Guests are strictly prohibited from using the electrical current and mechanical equipment in the room for any purposes other than their intended use.
For safety reasons, the use of hair irons, curling irons, and other electrical, gas, or similar devices that may cause a fire is strictly forbidden anywhere in the hotel, including the rooms. Cooking in the rooms is strictly prohibited.
To help save energy, please use air conditioning only with doors and windows closed.

SWIMMING POOL:

  • Showering is mandatory before using the hotel pool as a hygiene measure.
  • Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult to use the pool.
  • Persons with contagious diseases are not allowed to use the pool.
  • Glass containers are not allowed in the pool area.
  • Inflatable toys and balls are not permitted. No balls, inflatables, or air mattresses are allowed in the pool area.
  • DIVING HEADFIRST IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

COMMON AREAS:

  • Furniture: It is not permitted to lie down or put feet up on sofas, armchairs, tables, etc.
  • Games and use of scooters or similar: Playing with balls or similar objects is not allowed in any hotel facilities. The use of scooters, electric scooters, or similar is also prohibited.
  • Littering is not allowed. Trash must be disposed of in the bins provided.
  • Smoking is not allowed in the hotel’s restaurants, bars, or facilities, except in clearly designated outdoor areas.

ELEVATORS: Children are not allowed to use the elevators unless accompanied by an adult.

CAMERAS AND OTHER IMAGE-CAPTURING DEVICES:

It is strictly forbidden to take photos or videos of other guests or hotel staff, especially minors, individuals in swimwear or topless, or those with identifiable traits (such as mobility issues, Down syndrome, or religious indicators).

It is forbidden to record hotel staff performing their duties unless the employee has expressly consented (e.g., posing for a picture with an entertainer or waiter).

Photos or videos taken by guests that show identifiable guests or employees of Marina Resort Benidorm are only permitted for private, domestic use. It is strictly forbidden to publish such content on any physical medium (documents, brochures, articles…), electronic medium (e.g., email), or online platform (websites, social media, blogs, review sites like Tripadvisor, etc.).

Any unauthorized use of another guest’s or staff member’s image may constitute a criminal offense against honor, privacy, and personal image, punishable by up to FOUR YEARS in prison, and up to FIVE YEARS if publicly disseminated.

V. ADMISSION RULES

ARTICLE 20 – ADMISSION RIGHTS FOR PERSONS AND ANIMALS

The Hotel is open to the public and may be freely accessed, subject only to the restrictions laid down in current regulations, the provisions of this By-law and, in all cases, the rules of good conduct and hygiene.

The Hotel is not liable for guests’ behaviour, nor for any objects, substances or materials they may bring into their rooms, since it is not authorised to inspect luggage.

No member of the public may enter or remain on the premises without meeting the requirements on which the Company has conditioned its right of admission.

PERSONS – Access to, or continued presence in, the Hotel will be refused in the following cases:

  • When the maximum permitted capacity has been reached.
  • When the established closing time has passed.
  • When the person does not meet the minimum age required by law to enter.
  • When the admission fee, where applicable, has not been paid.
  • When the person displays violent attitudes, behaves aggressively or causes disturbances.
  • When carrying weapons or objects that could be used as such, except members of the security forces or licensed private bodyguards performing their duties.
  • When wearing clothing or symbols that incite violence, racism or xenophobia, as defined in citizen-security legislation and the Criminal Code.
  • When creating dangerous situations or nuisance for others, or lacking personal hygiene in a way that may bother other guests.
  • When consuming drugs, narcotics or psychotropic substances, showing signs of having done so, or being clearly intoxicated.
  • When showing disrespect towards hotel employees or other guests.
  • When behaving immodestly, shouting or making loud noises that disturb other guests or the normal running of the Hotel.
  • When adopting actions contrary to health and cleanliness, or failing to comply with regulations to prevent contagion of COVID-19 (mask use, distancing, etc.) or any future virus.
  • When disturbing normal social coexistence or causing any nuisance to other guests, visitors or third parties, thereby affecting the tranquillity and privacy expected in the Hotel.
  • When carrying out, promoting or encouraging discriminatory acts against other customers, visitors, employees or companions, or acting rudely or aggressively towards any of them.
  • When refusing to pay for services when asked to do so.
  • When removing Hotel property from the premises without express consent.
  • When partially or totally damaging the Hotel’s facilities, fittings, goods, services or supplies.
  • When disclosing or spreading the Hotel’s confidential information obtained during the stay.
  • When refusing to complete and sign the Traveller Entry Form with all required data (including ID type and number) as required by Organic Law 1/1992 of 21 February on Citizen Security and Order INT/1922/2003 of 3 July.
  • If any of the above circumstances arise, staff may request the person to leave the premises after settling any outstanding charges.

Access will never be denied on the grounds of sex, disability (with or without a guide dog), religion, opinion or any other personal or social circumstance.

The Hotel may call upon the authorities to remove anyone who breaches this By-law, seeks to access or remain for purposes other than normal hotel use, is not registered as a guest or event attendee, or falls under any of the situations listed above.

ANIMALS – Admission of animals is governed by Article 16 of this By-law: Pets, domestic animals, birds or any other creatures are not allowed, except guide or assistance dogs as provided in the relevant regulations for visually impaired persons.

ARTICLE 21 – PAYMENT OBLIGATION IN CASE OF DENIED ACCESS OR EVICTION

Anyone refused entry or required to leave under the foregoing rules must nevertheless pay all charges incurred up to the moment access was denied or their stay was terminated.

ARTICLE 22 – MOVEMENT AND STAY WITHIN THE HOTEL

Guests may circulate and remain only in areas designated for their use; private or restricted areas are off-limits, including function rooms unless hired and accessed by invitation.

Restricted areas include staff-only zones, administrative corridors, kitchens, stores, stockrooms, staff changing rooms and other service rooms.

ARTICLE 23 – SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Management advises:

Watch and control your luggage and personal belongings in public areas to avoid loss or theft; do not leave them unattended. THE HOTEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS FORGOTTEN OR UNATTENDED IN COMMON AREAS.

  • Close your room door when leaving and check that it is locked, even for short absences.
  • Keep the door closed when inside the room.
  • Lock your luggage when not in use and store it in the wardrobe; if it has a lock, use it.
  • Safeguard your key, card or access device; never leave it on the reception counter. Always return it by hand when checking out.
  • If you lose your key, only reception staff are authorised to issue a replacement.
  • Report immediately any unusual situation, such as suspicious persons in corridors, repeated unidentified phone calls, knocks at your door from unknown individuals or finding no one outside when you open it.
  • Do not be offended if reception or other departments ask for identification—it is for your safety.
  • Do not display jewellery, money or valuables in your room.
  • Do not invite strangers to your room or disclose your room number.
  • Do not admit maintenance personnel unless requested or authorised by Management.
  • Do not accept unsolicited deliveries to your room.
  • When meeting new acquaintances, do not reveal the name of the Hotel or your room number.
  • Do not discuss specific plans for excursions or outings in public or with strangers.
  • Do not store your key card with any document showing the Hotel name or room number.
  • Do not show your room key in public. Report any damage or irregularities to reception.
  • Please respect guest-room areas during night-time and siesta hours; avoid unnecessary noise and shouting.
  • Use the facilities responsibly, respecting Hotel furniture and gardens.
  • Observe the operating hours of all Hotel facilities; some schedules (food and beverage services, etc.) may vary by season.

To prevent accidents:

  • Do not use glassware or china in the pool area.
  • Do not throw objects.
  • Do not run.
  • Do not walk barefoot or while wet in inappropriate areas.
  • Please review and comply with the pool rules displayed in the pool area.

We appreciate your cooperation should any emergency drill or evacuation take place during your stay.

ARTICLE 24 – HOTEL POWERS

Total or partial breach of this By-law empowers the Hotel, at its sole discretion, to:

  • Invite the offender to modify their conduct or habits.
  • Demand respect and compliance with rules of behaviour, etiquette and dress.
  • Insist on adherence to these provisions.
  • Impose specific sanctions, such as a warning, suspension of use of some or all facilities/services, or expulsion from the Hotel.
  • Exercise its right of admission to bar entry to anyone who has previously violated this By-law or fails to meet its requirements.
  • Inform and request intervention by the competent public authorities.

Sanctions will be applied by Management considering: the seriousness and nature of the breach, surrounding circumstances, repetition of misconduct, background and prior sanctions.

The Hotel reserves the exclusive right to apply—or not apply—the penalties set out herein. Non-application in one instance does not create any future right to avoid sanctions for similar or other offences.

Offenders must indemnify for any damage caused. They shall hold the Hotel harmless against claims by third parties arising from their breach of this By-law or applicable law.

These rules are not discriminatory on grounds of ethnicity, nationality, gender, religion, race, age or political ideology, but are intended to guarantee all guests the Hotel’s high standards of service.

Nothing herein limits individual rights; rather, it reflects the Hotel’s property rights and duty to ensure proper operation while respecting guests’ rights. The Hotel may issue additional rules to complement, extend, amend or replace these, or to govern specific areas or behaviours.

Accordingly, the Hotel may require a guest and/or companions to leave, and may repossess the room without judicial proceedings, in cases of:

  • Total or partial non-payment (see Article 3).
  • Lack of agreement on extending the stay.
  • Occupancy by more persons than contracted (single, double, triple, etc.).
  • Any cause for denial of access or stay as per the Hotel’s right of admission.
  • Refusal to complete and sign the Traveller Entry Form.
  • Breach by the guest and/or companions of any other obligation under this By-law or applicable law.

In such cases the guest and/or companions must immediately vacate the room and other premises when requested by Management.

If they refuse or act in a manner constituting a criminal offence, the Hotel may call law-enforcement or tourism inspectors to effect eviction, without prejudice to the Hotel’s right to claim unpaid amounts and damages caused.

Any dispute between guests and the Hotel shall be submitted to the ordinary courts of the Hotel’s location, waiving any other jurisdiction, without prejudice to criminal proceedings where applicable.

VI PRIVACY POLICY

ARTICLE 25 – DATA MANAGEMENT

In order to comply with legal obligations, provide the services offered to its guests, offer personalised products and services, improve the business relationship, and manage guest requests, the Hotel will process guests’ personal data in an automated manner and undertakes to comply with current legislation regarding the automated processing of personal data.

The primary purpose of this processing is the management of the guest’s stay and of the requested services.

The legal basis for data processing is the execution of the accommodation and services contract, and, where applicable, the express consent granted by the data subject.

The recipients of the data will be those established by the applicable laws.

Additional information: You may consult — and are encouraged to do so — the full and detailed legal notice and personal data protection policy at https://marinaresortbenidorm.com/privacy-policy/, available in several languages. In the event of any discrepancy, the Spanish version shall prevail as the only legally binding language.

You may exercise your rights of access, rectification and erasure, as well as other rights described in the “additional information”, by contacting the Data Controller at:

Phone: +34 965 853 762

Email: central@marinaresortbenidorm.com

To exercise these rights, you must send a request to the address above indicating the right you wish to exercise and attaching a copy of a valid identification document (ID card, passport, or equivalent).

VII. ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBLE PERSON

ARTICLE 26 – QUESTIONS AND MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES

For any questions or concerns regarding the hotel’s operation, please contact our reception staff. They will assist you and, if necessary, refer you to the appropriate person to resolve your query. The Hotel Director is the highest authority within the establishment.

VIII. INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICES PROVIDED BY THIRD PARTIES

ARTICLE 27 – SERVICES PROVIDED BY THIRD PARTIES

You may inquire at the reception desk about excursions, services, and experiences provided by companies external to the hotel operator.

This establishment is not responsible for services provided by companies not managed by the hotel operator.

IX. INFORMATION FOR USERS ABOUT FACILITIES OR SERVICES THAT MAY INVOLVE A RISK AND THE SAFETY MEASURES ADOPTED

ARTICLE 28 – SAFETY OF FACILITIES AND SERVICES

All the facilities and services of our Hotel are equipped with measures to enhance or guarantee safety at all times.
However, if you believe that the use of any facility or service may pose a risk to your health or physical integrity, we strongly encourage you to contact us so we can provide information and clarify any concerns you may have.
In any case, if you have doubts about whether the use of any facility or service may involve risks to your health or physical integrity, we advise you to choose another facility or service.


ARTICLE 29 – SAFETY RULES

Self-Protection Plan: Emergency instructions are available to guests, along with signage indicating evacuation routes and fire safety equipment. In the event of an emergency, you must follow the additional instructions given by hotel staff. Blocking emergency exits or fire safety equipment (extinguishers, hydrants, alarm buttons, etc.), as well as improper use of such equipment, may result in expulsion from the hotel.

Surveillance Cameras: For the safety of all users, this establishment uses electronic surveillance systems with permanent recording in corridors and other common areas. In compliance with data protection regulations, you may exercise your rights by contacting: central@MARINARESORTBENIDORM.COM

Events: In meeting rooms and common areas, exhibitors and set-up personnel must comply with safety rules, particularly those concerning maximum capacity, emergency exits, and fire prevention. Materials and objects must not be leaned against walls or seats and must be placed securely in designated areas. Materials that could scratch the floor must not be dragged and must be transported using carpet or similar protective material.

Room Rentals: Renting or assigning any space to individuals or entities does not exempt the responsible person from ensuring that only activities compatible with legislation and with the venue take place. Any illegal, noisy, disturbing, unhealthy, hazardous, or harmful activity is strictly prohibited. The person signing the rental or assignment contract will be held responsible for all activities carried out, as well as any damages caused. Activities must be declared in advance to establish coordination of business activities (Royal Decree 171/2004). Any breach or lack of solvency may result in expulsion from the hotel.

Cooperation: If the client believes that the use of any facility or service may pose a risk to their health or physical integrity, we strongly encourage them to contact our Customer Service to obtain further information and resolve any concerns. (Repeated content from Article 28, Paragraph 2)


ARTICLE 30 – SAFETY PROTOCOLS IN EMERGENCY OR HEALTH CRISIS SITUATIONS

30.1 If the Authorities declare a state of emergency or health crisis affecting the normal operation of our Hotel, this will be announced on our website so that, as a guest, you are aware of and comply with the adopted measures.

30.2 Guests who, during a declared emergency or health crisis, fail to comply with the mandatory or recommended measures adopted by this establishment may have their accommodation contract immediately terminated. Their stay will be cancelled without any right to a refund, and the competent authority will be notified.

30.3 The hotel currently maintains preventive hygienic and sanitary measures against Covid-19, which are subject to constant changes based on the current situation.

30.4 Any modification or condition will be communicated to guests through various means.

30.5 Due to Covid-19, in the event of a health crisis, guests will be required to sign a consent form upon check-in in which they commit to comply with the preventive hygienic and sanitary measures imposed by the hotel and accept any related charges in the event of contagion, after the hotel has provided all necessary resources.

30.6 THE HOTEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONTRACT WHEN AN EVENT CANNOT BE HELD AND/OR A SERVICE CANNOT BE PROVIDED DUE TO FORCE MAJEURE, SUCH AS WEATHER EVENTS INCLUDING EARTHQUAKES, HURRICANES, OR LIGHTNING STRIKES, OR DUE TO FIRES, STRIKES, RIOTS, OR OTHER SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES.

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