Benicàssim Accommodation

Find the best apartments in Benicàssim for cheaper than anywhere else across the web. Hundredrooms endeavours to collate thousands of holiday rentals in one place so that you don’t have to waste your time searching to find a well priced deal on your accommodation, whether you’re here for the huge international music festival in July, or here to enjoy the sun and beach. Benicassim is a stylish resort town in the Costa del Azahar region of the Spanish peninsula, which means ‘orange blossom’ in English. Dating back to the Moorish invasion in Spain, this town still retains fascinating features of its previous history, where ancient Arab methods were used to grow cherries, oranges, lemons and almonds. Famous for its beautiful villas, Moorish history and not forgetting its world-class reputation as a summer festival host, you are sure to enjoy all that it has to offer. Now it comes alive in the summertime to host thousands of international visitors for the Festival Internacional de Benicassim (FIB) for which it is famous. For that reason, we can help you discover the range of cheap accommodation in Benicassim if you’re looking to visit during the festival or otherwise. Stretching over 6km, this resort has a whole host of sandy beaches for you to choose from when you’re relaxing in the sun, and we’ll make sure that your self-catering apartment is only a short distance from all amenities. Forming part of Greater Valencia, despite its tourism you can encounter much local culture - don’t be surprised to hear the local dialect of Valenciano spoken here. In the 19th century it grew exponentially as a popular holiday destination, once playing host to wealthy Valencian families who escaped there from the city during the summertime, and built gorgeous Benicassim villas both in the late 19th and early 20th century. Now a large cultural hub, chances are you’re visiting for one of its electric events during the summertime that transforms the entire town. We’ll be sure to find you the best offers for holiday lettings in Benicassim so that all you have to do, is book your ticket - the rest is taken care of!

While the city certainly explodes when the crowds of festival-goers descend upon its shores, the history of the place is also certainly worth exploring during your stay in a short-stay apartment in Benicassim. Take a stroll and admire the extravagant villas along ‘La Ruta de las Villas’ (The Route of the Villas) where you can stop and take in the incredible architecture. The houses are split between the ‘celestial’ court and the ‘hell’ route - those that were famous for parties! Some are open to the public and others can only be seen from outside. We recommend that you make the most of the ‘Via Verde’ which runs between Benicassim and the next resort town of Orapesa - here you can cycle along 5.5km of cycle path along the coast. Alternatively, if you’re visiting during the summer months, you are probably visiting for either the Festival Internacional de Benicassim, which, was curated in 1995 and has seen the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Primal Scream, Radiohead, Oasis and many more headline its stages. Mainly staging pop, rock and electronic artists, it has a stellar reputation as being one of the best international festivals that many flock to every summer. For that reason alone, here at Hundredrooms we can help you find Benicassim festival accommodation and make your festival as enjoyable as possible. Entertainment does not stop there - not only does the town host this giant event, but is also home to Rototom Sunsplash which is a large European reggae festival that takes place every summer. We’ve taken the time to help you decide where to stay in the town:

• Centre: Here you will find much atmosphere and vivacity, particularly along the main street, Calle Sant Tomás. Similarly, the Plaza de los Dolores is a great meeting point for drinking a cana (small beer). There are many options to rent a self catering in Benicassim here if you’re looking for a central location.
• Las Villas: Named after the ornate villas that adorn its street that date back to the 19th century, you will find that many of these beautiful homes are protected. If you are looking for a beach apartment in Benicassim, here is your best bet as it occupies a coastal position overlooking the glittering Mediterranean.
• Desert de les Palmes: For a more secluded and picturesque trip, we recommend that you stay in the mountain range which runs through various municipalities in the areas such as Benicassim, Castellón de la Plana, Borriol, La Pobla Tornesa and Cabanes.

• Playa Voramar: Rated with a Blue Flag status, this beach has some gorgeous villas behind it and is hugged by a manicured boulevard. It is 550m long by 60m wide and has plenty of facilities.
• Playa Almadraba: Another Blue Flag beach that is set up to welcome visitors with disabilities and is also in a privileged position.
• Playa Torre San Vicente: This is a fine sandy Mediterranean beach with lots of sport facilities such as volleyball courts, and it also hosts open-air movie nights. It is named after the amazing tower behind it.
• Playa Héliopolis: A very large beach of over 2650m. It has a cycling path which is great for running and cycling in the summer. It is a Blue Flag beach and has plenty of activities.
• Playa El Terrers: This beach is oval shaped and is particularly famous for water sports such as sailing, kayaking and windsurfing. There is also a sailing school with lessons for beginners.

Aquarama: A water park with the 11th highest slide in the world called ‘The Devil’s Drop’. Montornés Castle: This was once an Arab fortress in 10th century and perfectly illustrates the rich and diverse history of the region. In 1233, it was finally conquered by Jaume I and was an important defence at the time. You can enjoy fantastic views across the sea and Castellón from here.
• Torre de San Vicente: It is one of the 18 watch towers that were built along the coast and is traced back to the 16th century.
• Parish Church of Santo Tomás de Villanueva: A neoclassical church that is built in the form of a cross. It features frescoes and paintings from Camarón, the Spanish artist of Segovia.
• The Old Monastery of the Carmelite Fathers: Although now only ruins, it is an interesting site to see the views and understand why the Carmelite monks were so moved by the scenery that surrounded them!
• The Carmelite Winery: Here you can learn all about the methods used by the Carmelite methods in the 17th century to make their Carmelitano Liqueur. There is still a shop where you can buy the liqueur which is naturally made.
• The Monastery of the Carmelite Fathers: The new monastery was built to replace the old one, which is in an incredible setting with beautiful views over the valley and orange groves.
• Route of the Villas: The route to see the 51 properties that many wealthy families of Castellón and Valencia built as summer homes.

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