Alexandre Hotel Troya – complete hotel guide (2025)
Looking for a hotel where you can stroll straight onto the promenade in the morning, but also recharge quietly in the spa/fitness area—and still have a bit of buzz around you in the evening? In this guide you’ll find a fresh, creative overview of what to expect here, plus practical tips so you can choose the right room and the right type of stay faster.
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Best for
A mix of beach, nightlife and comfort — without complicated planning.Good to know
In busy periods the area is lively. Choose your room location wisely.Upgrade tip
A room with (more) views or a quieter position often pays off the most.Quick booking
Check prices first, then your room preferences — it saves a lot of searching.Overview in 90 seconds
This is the “quick scan” you normally only piece together after 20 tabs. Use it as your baseline and then jump to rooms, facilities and location.
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Hotel type Comfortable base with a resort feel: ideal if you’re out a lot, but still want “everything at hand” in the evening.
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Location Right in Playa de las Américas: promenade, shops and nightlife close by. Perfect if you want “everything within walking distance”.
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Choose smart Rooms can feel very different. Think: “quieter vs. livelier”, “higher vs. lower” and “(more) views”.
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Facilities Fitness and spa-style relaxation are great if you also want “indoor quality” alongside beach days.
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Food & drinks Buffet-style convenience with options that suit an “I just want to keep my day moving” vacation.
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Best timing Want peace and quiet? Choose a quieter room position (where possible) and plan beach time/trips smartly to dodge crowds.
Rooms: how to choose wisely (no regrets)
In a lively area, “the right room” is often more important than people think. Use this step plan: first your vibe goal (quiet vs. buzz), then view/floor—only then the details.
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1) Decide your vibe Do you want to come back to peace in the evening, or do you love having some “life” nearby? That sets your room preference.
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2) Ask about positioning “A quieter location” or a “higher floor” can make all the difference (especially in busier periods).
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3) Finish with comfort Only then: bed type, (balcony/terrace), “a bit more space” or a “nicer view”. That prevents decision stress.
Quick room checklist
Paste this into your notes before you book. It really helps avoid “if only I had…” moments:-
Quiet or buzz? Choose the experience, not just “the cheapest option”.
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View/floor If the price difference is small, this is often the best upgrade.
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Breakfast / half board / AI Pick what fits your daily rhythm (eating out vs. convenience).
Facilities: what you’ll actually use
Not everything is a “must-have”. Below we focus on what most often shapes your experience in practice: energy (fitness), recovery (spa) and convenience (easy food/drinks).
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Fitness Ideal for a short workout (or a little “balance” after tapas). Great to start your day actively.
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Spa / relaxation Perfect when you want a calm reset after the beach or walking. This is often the “hidden gem” of your stay.
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Practical convenience Everything is close by: no transport puzzle for the basics. That makes short trips extra relaxed.
Mini strategy for your day plan
This way you get more out of the hotel without feeling “stuck” at the hotel:-
Morning Beach / walk / excursion (when it’s still a bit quieter).
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Afternoon Lunch + a short break, then pool/relax or shopping.
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Evening Dinner (buffet or out) + promenade / bars within walking distance.
Book quickly (without second-guessing)
Enter your dates, compare upgrade price differences, then choose your room preference. That’s often faster than the other way around.Tip: if you’re booking in a busy period, check whether you can select or request a quieter room position.
Food & drinks: what fits your vacation rhythm?
For some, buffet is the ultimate convenience; for others it’s mainly “a solid base—then head into town”. Below are the most logical scenarios.
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Breakfast type If you like to get going fast in the morning: breakfast included is often the nicest “no-brainer”.
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Half-board type Great if you’re out during the day and want an easy base in the evening—without planning.
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All-inclusive type Handy if you mainly do “relax + pool + short outings” and like to keep costs predictable.
Pro tip: choose based on your days
Planning 2–3 real excursion days? Then breakfast only can be enough. Planning mostly beach days? Then (half) board or AI is often more relaxing.Helpful: if you eat out often, a “lighter” plan can give you more freedom — and it often feels less “locked in”.
Location & area
You’re here for the combination: beach + promenade + everything close by. Ideal if you don’t want taxis or complicated planning.
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Walkability You have many “vacation essentials” within walking distance: beach, promenade, shops and plenty of places to eat.
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Best time for the vibe Early morning and later in the evening often feel the most relaxed. Midday can be busier.
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Excursion tip If you want 1–2 days that feel “different”: plan your bigger trip early (less crowds, cooler start).
Quick route for your first day
Check-in → short promenade walk → drink → groceries/essentials → dinner. You’ll “land” immediately and it feels like you’ve been there for 2 days already.Want to book right away?
Quickly check prices/conditions; then come back to fine-tune your room and rhythm.Practical tips that really improve your vacation
These are the small choices that later make the difference between “fine” and “wow, nicely sorted”.
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Sleep more quietly? Ask (where possible) for a quieter room position—especially if you sleep lightly or want early days.
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Day 1 “set-up” Get basics right away: water, snacks, sunscreen. You’ll avoid unnecessary mini-trips later.
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Beach moments Go early or later in the day for a more relaxed vibe and better photos (the light is nicer too).
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Keep your budget smart Mix it up: 1–2 times “nice and extended” out, the rest simpler. Feels luxurious and manageable.
The fastest way to decide
If you’re torn between two options: pick the one that gives you the most “peace” (less hassle). That’s almost always the best vacation choice.Extra: mini workspace?
If you want to work or plan for an hour: a quiet corner/lobby spot can be handy. (Also nice for route planning and day trips.)Tip: keep your plan short: one big activity per day is often enough.
FAQ
Quick answers to the most common doubts before you book.