I love this hotel. I live nearby and go into the mountains past this hotel often. Since the…read morepandemic we haven't been travelling so treated ourselves to a stay here for my birthday. Gorgeous inside and out. The pool which looks so small when talking past in the mountain is actually a lot bigger than I expected. the restaurant is specular! I had the pulpo and my boyfriend had a steak. Top quality!!! Which is what should be expected for a nice hotel like this. I see another review had a problem with the internet. I hadn't had this problem, but i didn't bring my work with me either. I know how annoying it is when you can't get decent hotel wifi. But I think this wasn't typical. Our room was huge. Views awesome! And I had to hike to get here. I love this place! 5 stars! I'll add pics when I finally download them from my dslr

Great location and a great view of the city. We did stay to have a drink and enjoy our time with…read morefriends, but when it came to pay, it took longer than expected as they were short staffed.

Hostal Nerjasol had clean, attractive rooms, in a great location walkable to every main attraction…read morein the center of town. It was safe, easy to navigate, and quiet. I believe for econo prices shared bathrooms were possible when booking this place but we had a triple room with private bath. Everything was impeccably clean, felt extremely safe to touch things and walk in bare feet. Beds were comfortable and we all slept really well, with perfect thermostat regulation all night. Shower had great water pressure and never lost hot water even with 3 of us showering. Mini fridge was a good size and came in handy with groceries. Check-in was super easy. We arrived very late at night and they provided easy, clear instructions via text. There was a code to get in, then we were assigned a lockbox on the wall with another code, and our key was inside. Up the elevator, we helped ourselves to the room. Knowing Spain pretty well, I understand street structures in ancient cities are narrow and one-way, so you definitely want to drop part of your party off at the door and send your designated driver to go park. There are a few parking lots in Nerja with little street parking. It's a legit walk to parking lots as in most Spanish cities. This was a positive stay and we would recommend/stay again.

The location is great, it's practically near everything, and in case you feel lazy there is a bus…read morestop with frequent buses. 5 min walk will get you to Marina and Old Town, make it 20 and you will see beautiful Malagueta beach. Room is somewhat small, but clean and comfy. Aircon is present (the lowest temperature is 18C). The reception has plenty of info useful for tourists, including maps and free walking tours. Staff is super friendly and helpful! There is no breakfast but there are plenty of cafes nearby!

Stayed here for a week in March 07, and it's a great place to stay to visit Granada. The hosts,…read moreJeremy and Sophie, were fantastic and were very gracious hosts. The Alhambra palace and the city are within striking distance, but you do need a car. The Villa itself was very clean and welcoming, breakfast was great. The only criticism I have is that there is little nightlife in Padul itself, you really need to get in the car to reahc a nice bar or restaurant. But I would stay here again.

Rooms are OK. Our two bedroom apt. had four singles, instead of at least a queen or king. Very…read moremuch a kid resort. Lots of small children. The place is small, so there isn't much to do. Beach is rocky, so its not that enjoyable to walk or play in the beach. The hotel is far enough from Nerja that you'll want to drive, but there isn't parking. So cabs or bus. The hotel restaurant has only a pretty medicre buffet. Huge variety, but low quality. Juice tastes like from a can. Coffee all comes from a machine. There's no real espresso machine anywhere at the resort. Room was clean, no bugs. But the fridge didn't stay cold, so we lost the food we bought. After that, just used it to keep waters cool. Staff are not very hospitable, especially considering the resort is off the beaten path. Folks working at thebgas stations were more friendly. If we go back to Costa del Sol, we'll definitely stay somewhere else.

This is a simple, no frills hotel. Our room was small, and had all tile flooring…read more But our 1st floor room did have a nice patio/outdoor sitting area where we had breakfast. The patio was about as big as our room itself. The Mercadona (supermarket) is around the corner, which is super convenient. The front staff gave us good restaurant recommendation and maps. The Goartin is about 20 minutes walk to downtown area. But it's only a 10 minute walk to the bus & train station, which is why we picked it (for easy access to the airport). There's a local train that is 3 stops away from the airport (1.7 euros I believe). Or take a direct bus (over 2 euros). Good pick for a quick overnight stay in Malaga!

Maria did our efficient and caring Hotel Check In. At…read moreRooftop David took great care of us; he a true Hospitality Pro! Housekeeping is super thorough and clean. Modern rooms and rooftop swimming pool. They also acknowledge and celebrated our wedding anniversary. Only bothersome issue is that the "smiling" doormen act essentially as Bouncers questioning you all the time if you are a Guest.... NOT A GOOD IMPRESSION!! WHY...?? Excellent Management and Awesome Team. This is the place to stay in Malaga!!

Great location and easy to get to! Views are amazing and the room was spectacular…read more Staff were very helpful and nice.

Really good brunch comes with the room. Unfortunately we were booked in a room that faced inland…read moreinstead of toward the beach, so be sure to ask for a room facing the water. Beds were comfortable and the place was really clean and welcoming. Not much parking, about 8 spaces in the lot and they're always taken, but plenty of street parking across the main drag in the 'hood. Malaga is a beautiful destination and is within striking distance for a day trip to the Alhambra in Grenada, or to Sevilla, or Tarifa going the other way.