An Alicante guide for guests should help them find their bearings from the property, not simply list places. For the owner, preparing this information also reduces questions and makes it possible to explain precisely what the property offers.
Alicante city, beach and surroundings: describe them from your address
The municipal tourist information distinguishes areas such as El Postiguet, La Albufereta, La Almadraba, San Juan and Cabo de las Huertas. They are not interchangeable locations. When writing the listing, identify the address and keep photos of the surroundings separate from photographs of the apartment.
See the official information on the city of Alicante (in Spanish) and the area around the coves of Cabo de las Huertas (in Spanish). A tourist description of an area does not show that a specific property has sea views or direct beach access.
What your property guide should include
| Section | Useful information | How to keep it reliable |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival | Address, access to the building and key handover. | Test the instructions by following the guest’s route. |
| Getting around | Options that can be checked from that location. | Link to official sources for timetables and changes. |
| Daily life | Appliances, rules and services that are genuinely included. | Review whenever the property changes. |
| Surroundings | References that help guests get their bearings. | Distinguish real distance from a general description. |
| Help | Support channel and how to report an incident. | Keep the contact details up to date. |
Don’t turn recommendations into promises
Timetables, prices, transport and the availability of activities can change. It is better to direct guests to the information from the operator or the responsible body than to present an old list as if it were still current. If a service is not part of the booking, say so clearly.
Nor is it wise to promise that a property is accessible without checking its conditions. Steps, the width of doorways and the layout can be decisive. Specific information is more useful than a generic label.
Local information for owners
If you are preparing your property, start with holiday rental management in Alicante. For a property near the beach, see preparing the listing in Playa de San Juan or management in Cabo de las Huertas. The Costa Blanca guide sets out how to reach information on other areas.
An arrival guide should stay connected with booking management. If the same questions keep coming up, review the text before adding more messages. Guest support from 6:00 to 21:30 complements this information, but does not replace clear instructions.
Checklist before sending the guide
Check that the address matches the booking, that access is explained, that the house rules are visible and that the phone number works. Make sure there is no private information about other guests and no old key instructions. Keep an up-to-date version for each property rather than sending the same document to every property.
FAQ
Can I reuse the same guide for several properties?
You can share a structure, but the address, access, appliances and rules must be reviewed for each property.
Should I include transport or activity timetables?
It is better to link to up-to-date official information and make clear that it depends on third parties. Do not guarantee timetables or availability that you do not control.
Why does the guide matter to the owner?
It helps anticipate questions, keep expectations clear and organise guest support. It also shows which information in the listing needs improving.
Let’s talk about your property
Tell us where the property is, its capacity, whether it already takes bookings and which tasks you want to delegate. We will review your needs and the scope of the service with you.