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The hotel has a great location, excellent service, pleasant and courteous service, our only downside is that the pillows are a bit hard and the smell of pipes in the bathroom, but you can't stand it. In general, we will repeat it again because we returned with a satisfactory price and a satisfactory price.

First and foremost this was a very nice place. I was alone and spent three nights before heading to Nerja to take Spanish lessons. Rincón is a very nice small town. It is about a 20 (ish) minute bus trip to Malaga. The bus takes cash (€1.7) ish. As a well travelled American I am very flexible accommodating to different cultures. So here are some thoughts to be prepared for American travelers: - The water is shut off at night ( approx 11 pm to 7:30 am) . This is, I believe, due to the severe drought. Coming from CA- not a problem. We know droughts. - Toilet paper DOES NOT go in the toilet- it’s a hard habit to break. Pipes are old. Paper clogs the drains- so get used to reaching around to the bin. Yep- even THAT paper. - Breakfast is minimal- this isn’t America people- bread, cheese, yoghurt, jam and some hard boiled eggs. - I didn’t have a car so I walked everywhere. Marcella will tell you a nifty shortcut to get to the bottom of the hill. All in all a nice place to stay. Very quiet- I wish the pool/jacuzzi had been heated - that’s my only negative- just too chilly for 70 degree weather.

This house is in a great location just 700m from the beach, You must be aware that the last 100m are steeply uphill but manageable. The house is large and spacious with a significant number of spaces for lounging. The outside space is magnificant for hot

Hotel is worth what you pay & staff very accommodating. Continental breakfast included was awful really cheap food. Reason writing the review is more about the area not only this hotel all in the area they are doing major under ground pipe work so the majority of the length of the pro are is rubble and double fencing so you can see the sea and hardly any restaurants open (assume more now as we are coming to Easter) but who would visit a sea front restaurant that the tables are covered in dust & if in the day the few work men will be attempting to fix a big problem and what is the point of sitting in a sea view restaurant when you can’t see the sea (NOTE this applies to all restaurants along this strip !!! Don’t go)