The Costa del Sol juxtaposes gorgeous Mediterranean old towns and inland national parks with developed beach resorts. Famed for being the birthplace of Picasso, Malaga serves as a gateway to family-favorite stops such as Benidorm and Fuengirola.
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3.5 based on 32 reviews
Finding an ideal budget friendly pension (b&b) in Malaga does not have to be difficult. Welcome to EL Manantial Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning, bringing comfort and convenience to your visit. Monumento a Canovas del Castillo (1.8 mi), located nearby, makes EL Manantial Hotel a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Malaga landmark. During your visit, be sure to check out one of the nearby restaurants that are within walking distance of EL Manantial Hotel, such as La Cónsula (0.0 mi), Los Pinos del Coto (1.2 mi), or Vista Alegre (0.2 mi). During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Iglesia del Sagrario (Church of the Tabernacle) (1.2 mi) and Parque del Guadalhorce (0.9 mi), which are all within walking distance of the pension (b&b). EL Manantial Hotel puts the best of Malaga at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
We stayed in this place only one night cause of flight we took from Malaga. We took one room, it was clean, had air conditioning and 2 windows, Tv didn't work properly cause of bad scart cable. Men on the reception (of the restaurant with the same name ) has spoken english ok and has gave us information for the coffee and walk in center of Malaga. We could take bus number 21, ticket is 1,5€ for one person in one way and bus drives app. 20 minutes, bus station is very near hotel, but we went by our rented car, it took us 5-7 minutes. Hotel has bad isolation in room like most of the hotels that we stayed in, one couple was in the next room to us, we have heard all words and all sounds so we had to pleased them to be little more quiet :-( The same situation was with the upper room (we stayed in room number 2 on first floor), every time the man has got up from bed and walked, we heard his steps?.
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Finding an ideal budget friendly pension (b&b) in Marbella does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Pension Juan, a nice option for travelers like you. Pension Juan is a budget friendly pension (b&b) offering a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. For guests with a vehicle, a parking garage is available. Close to some of Marbella's most popular landmarks, such as Ayuntamiento City Hall (0.2 mi) and Avenida del Mar (0.3 mi), Pension Juan is a great destination for tourists. While visiting Marbella, you may want to try some oyster at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Bibo Andalusian Brasserie & Tapas Dani Garcia, Casanis Bistrot Restaurant, or Sea Grill. Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular historic sites, such as Iglesia Mayor de la Encarnacion, Capilla de San Juan de Dios., and Murallas del Castillo (Las). Pension Juan puts the best of Marbella at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
The owner is rude, threatening, and took £155 from me even though i could not travel due to Covid. When asking about rebooking new dates, she asked for far too much ontop of what i already paid. I can get Peurto Banus resort for what she asked of me. I asked for refund. She refused. She kept my money, provided no service, fought with me on WhatsApp how she had every right to steal my money. Be warned. Treating customers like this during a pandemic will surely result in future business struggles. All about ethics. She can say what she wants, but fact remains, she took my money, i got nothing. She is wrong. Period
4 based on 7 reviews
Welcome to Pension Nomphosumus, your Rincon de la Victoria “home away from home.” Pension Nomphosumus aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk, and you can stay connected during your stay as Pension Nomphosumus offers guests free wifi. The pension (b&b) features a 24 hour front desk. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While visiting Rincon de la Victoria, you may want to try some tapas at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Casa Antonio Tapas, Meson Taperia Txoko, or La Tasquita. If you’re looking for something to do, Peña Flamenca El Piyayo (1.2 mi) is a nice way to spend some time, and it is within walking distance of Pension Nomphosumus. Pension Nomphosumus puts the best of Rincon de la Victoria at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
I chose this pension specifically for the 24h check-in (due to late arrival flight), the wifi and the parking space (for the rental car). The place is a bit far from Malaga (further than I imagined), but it is great for for its quiet aspect. The guy who received us in the middle of the night was very nice and helpful. My husband had to work from his laptop and the plug adapter (for UK connection) we had wouldn't fit so he managed to find us one. He offered us two cans (beer and Coke). We asked for the breakfast and for only 3€/person, we were so happily surprised! We had a gargantuan meal with fruits, juices, hot drinks, cereals, toasts, cheese and even donuts! The room was big with a separate desk part (great in my case so I could go to sleep while my husband was still working), very clean, the bed was a bit hard but comfortable enough. The bathroom was newly refurbished and it was really pleasant. The boiler is small so if you fancy long hot showers it might be a bit tricky, but it heats up again directly after use (not on timer, or once a day). The checkout was supposed to be done by 11:00 but as we arrived very late we dragged for breakfast and left the room around 11:30 without any complaint from the staff. It was a great little stay in a pension I would definitely recommend!
4 based on 13 reviews
I suppose you get what you pay for. I would not recommend staying in this guest house unless you want to preemptively email the owner to figure out how to get in. 95% of our complaints stem from the lack of communication prior to our arrival. We wouldn't have known to ask for check in procedure in advance. This should just be provided. Prior to our visit we received no instructions on how to get in. Our Booking.com email just included a pin but no other information. Upon arrival, there was no sign on the door or instructions so we walked past it at first. After double checking the address, we knew we were at the right place. There was no one at the guesthouse, even though we were checking in after the 2 pm mark. We tried ringing the voice buzzer several times and no one answered. A French woman who was already a guest happened to arrive around the same time we did. She had keys, but she couldn't get in with hers. Together, we all waited outside while we spent money on data to pull up the old emails looking for the host's contact number. Then we had to pay for an international phone call to get in touch. Luckily she answered, but the PIN we received via email was incorrect. She gave us the correct PIN, and this was used to open a lockbox outside the guesthouse door which contained all incoming residents' keys. Once we got in, we used each of our three keys to open a different set of doors. We also were not told in advance what our room number would be, but luckily once we got in there were chalkboard signs on each bedroom door which had our name on it. The actual house is cute and well maintained. There are 3 or 4 bedrooms, and two shared bathrooms. There is a kitchen, washing machine, wifi, linens/towels, and a patio. However, my travel mate said when they went to shower one night there were two cockroaches in the bathroom. I never saw them during my morning showers or anywhere else in the house, though. I was not able to connect to the Wifi with my laptop, only my phone, even after running numerous diagnostics and restarting. We received no communication regarding how to check out of the guesthouse. We sent the host a message via WhatsApp, a number which was provided on an information sheet in our rooms, and it did not work for us. We had to email her to get instructions. She did offer to book us a cab for our departure, which she followed through with and the cab was there as promised.
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Booked as needed somewhere near the airport-check in is in the restaurant, then was led through pitch black corridors to the room. Room was small, uncomfortable, sheets and blankets didn't look particularly clean and the shower head was hanging off so had to hold it up whilst showering. Fridge in room was noisy so had to turn it off, and struggled to sleep because of the guy snoring next door-noise is terrible. The area isn't bad but if you do go there, eat at the bar over the road to the right-staff and food there lovely. In summary-stay here is you need to be at the airport early and just need to get your head down-but if you are thinking of booking this for a holiday-THINK AGAIN!! Paid 50 euros-it was about forty euros overpriced....
4 based on 13 reviews
I suppose you get what you pay for. I would not recommend staying in this guest house unless you want to preemptively email the owner to figure out how to get in. 95% of our complaints stem from the lack of communication prior to our arrival. We wouldn't have known to ask for check in procedure in advance. This should just be provided. Prior to our visit we received no instructions on how to get in. Our Booking.com email just included a pin but no other information. Upon arrival, there was no sign on the door or instructions so we walked past it at first. After double checking the address, we knew we were at the right place. There was no one at the guesthouse, even though we were checking in after the 2 pm mark. We tried ringing the voice buzzer several times and no one answered. A French woman who was already a guest happened to arrive around the same time we did. She had keys, but she couldn't get in with hers. Together, we all waited outside while we spent money on data to pull up the old emails looking for the host's contact number. Then we had to pay for an international phone call to get in touch. Luckily she answered, but the PIN we received via email was incorrect. She gave us the correct PIN, and this was used to open a lockbox outside the guesthouse door which contained all incoming residents' keys. Once we got in, we used each of our three keys to open a different set of doors. We also were not told in advance what our room number would be, but luckily once we got in there were chalkboard signs on each bedroom door which had our name on it. The actual house is cute and well maintained. There are 3 or 4 bedrooms, and two shared bathrooms. There is a kitchen, washing machine, wifi, linens/towels, and a patio. However, my travel mate said when they went to shower one night there were two cockroaches in the bathroom. I never saw them during my morning showers or anywhere else in the house, though. I was not able to connect to the Wifi with my laptop, only my phone, even after running numerous diagnostics and restarting. We received no communication regarding how to check out of the guesthouse. We sent the host a message via WhatsApp, a number which was provided on an information sheet in our rooms, and it did not work for us. We had to email her to get instructions. She did offer to book us a cab for our departure, which she followed through with and the cab was there as promised.
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