
An exclusive experience for adults in the heart of Torremolinos, close to all the leisure activities on offer: restaurants, shops and nightlife. The hotel offers an exclusive stay combining comfort, Mediterranean style and relaxation in an ideal location for discovering the best spots on the Costa del Sol, just 20 minutes from Malaga by train.
Indoor parking available at the hotel. Note: Additional charge and subject to availability upon arrival. €18/day
Torremolinos train station (250 m) Málaga - María Zambrano train station (12.5 km)
Malaga Airport (6.6 km)
From UK: 0870 0267 145 International number: +33 (0)1 73 01 85 66 (English speaking advisor) National rates from landlines
Monday-Friday: From 8am to 6pm (BST)
Saturday:
Holidays:
Monday : 00h00-24h00
Tuesday : 00h00-24h00
Wednesday : 00h00-24h00
Thursday : 00h00-24h00
Friday : 00h00-24h00
Saturday : 00h00-24h00
Sunday : 00h00-24h00
Monday: 00:00-24:00 Tuesday: 00:00-24:00 Wednesday: 00:00-24:00 Thursday: 00:00-24:00 Friday: 00:00-24:00 Saturday: 00:00-24:00 Sunday: 00:00-24:00
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Prices include all charges and taxes
At Pierre & Vacances your pet is more than welcome! Rates: €20 per day - 1 animal per room - Max.
10 kg - You must present your pet's passport and rabies certificate upon arrival - Category 1 and 2 dogs are not allowed - Pets are not allowed in the pool area or restaurant.
They must always be on a leash - Dogs may not be left alone in the room for more than an hour
Good
Based on 2640 reviews
Valerija Menulis
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I hope my review helps you decide if this hotel is right for you.
We actually booked this hotel by mistake and, after reading the rather poor reviews, were quite worried, especially as we planned to stay for more than 10 days. In the end, we were pleasantly ...surprised.
The rooms are dated and could use some renovation, but this didn’t bother us. The biggest problem is the doors: they let in light and there is almost ZERO soundproofing. You can hear neighbours slamming doors, shouting and staff moving around the corridors. Noise is definitely the biggest downside. Some guests simply forget they are not staying alone. ?
The bed was fantastic – huge, probably 3 metres wide ? and honestly the most comfortable hotel bed we’ve ever had. The pillow was average, but I slept very well with no neck pain.
The balcony is VERY small, but enough to sit outside in the evening with a cup of tea. Unfortunately, there is nowhere to hang a wet swimsuit or clothes, although some other balconies had this.
The bathroom is also not very practical, especially for women – almost no space for toiletries. Even a small shelf under the sink would help. On the positive side, the water pressure is excellent.
Our biggest disappointment was the arrival. We arrived very early after being awake for almost 24 hours and were exhausted. I had emailed the hotel beforehand (I wrote in English and got a reply in Spanish ?). We were told early check-in was possible for an extra fee, which we accepted, but no rooms were ready.
We waited one hour… two… three… ? I was feeling unwell and needed to lie down, while groups arriving after us seemed to get rooms immediately. Nobody could properly explain why. The lack of communication was very frustrating and really spoiled our first impression.
Food: Amazing at first, but after 10+ days quite repetitive. Breakfast was almost the same every day – mainly eggs, sandwiches and sometimes pancakes. By the end, I never wanted to see another egg. ? Dinner was tasty, but often very oily. There were few lighter options such as porridge or simply cooked food. Food was not always refilled on time either, especially later in the morning. We also noticed that this depended a lot on the staff shift – some teams were excellent, others much less organised.
Rooms are cleaned every day. Sometimes better, sometimes not, but it didn’t bother us.
The pool view is probably the nicest. There is music from around 10:00–20:00, but it didn’t disturb us.
The staff were lovely – friendly and helpful both at reception and in the restaurant. â¤ï¸
If you come mainly for the beach, be prepared for quite a long walk and LOTS of stairs. In very hot weather this is tiring. Sun loungers cost €20 for two people.
Torremolinos and this hotel seem particularly popular with the LGBT community, so just something to be aware of.
Parking is also a big problem if you have a car.
So, did we regret staying here? Definitely not.
Would we recommend it? Yes, if noise doesn’t bother you. ?
I had to use earplugs at night, but overall we had a good holiday and were happy we came here. â¤ï¸
hpanouws
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Everything perfect: rooms, food, staff, pool, etc.
Cristobal and Auxi are the kindest and most helpful people we have met.





