Western Andalusia hotel rooms a the Independent

"Wonderful stay for a long weekend, very close to Malaga centre and a lovely hotel in every aspect. Would stay here again."

"it was middle of everything"

"Very nice stay! "

"Beautiful building , exterior and interior. Lobby is decorated with moorish architecture style one will see in Alhambra, Granada. It’s is a beach front hotel with pool perfect for summer hot days! Very clean and comfortable rooms. "

"We had a brilliant girls trip away, the hotel location was fantastic, we could walk everywhere to see all the main sights. The room was modern and had everything we could ask for, even a complimentary pillow menu! The staff couldn’t do enough for you, all the reception staff and especially Marco who looked after us by the pool. It was really chilled and relaxed, you could take your drinks in the pool and read your book, heaven! Also the food was delicious, we had lunch and nibbles, and reasonably priced too. It was just the attention to detail and comfort that really impressed me with this hotel, having drink glasses kept in the freezer and the light mist sprays to keep you cool. Already booking to stay agin next year and I’ve never returned to the same hotel before. "

"My friend and I were very pleased with hotel itself, its location (walking distance to the beach and a slightly longer walk to the restaurants / downtown) and amenities. Breakfast was excellent with so many fresh yummy options that we were full till early dinner. Staff was super polite and really helpful. "

"The hotel food drink and staff were amazing. "

"Come here a lot as we love the overall hotel"

"A charming hotel whose rooms are connected homes in the old part of Seville. Access for some is through long underground tunnels with stone floors and walls. The rooms are large and spacious, with classical furniture. This is no problem and to be expected in this unique hotel, located in the heart of the old city close to the famous sites. The rooftop pool is large for standing groups of guests in refuge from the heat. "