Spa Hotels in Torremolinos

I'm so happy I finally found a place that I can say I've really enjoyed my time in.Staff who really know what it's all about-HOSPITALITY. Great welcome on my arrival,very comprehensive explanations as to where everything was and how to access things.I know people have complained about depositS for this that and the other-GET OVER IT.Ive stayed in higher end hotel who do the same. Eva ,Arthur and Fernando at Reception where excellent throughout my visit.I ate quite a bit at the hotel and I found the food good and the pleasantness and efficiency of all staff without exception to be wonderful. I asked for a room change on day two,as there was quite a loud group next to my original room and it was sorted immediately. The spa has all you could want also,and again a very pleasant guy takes care of things there. Finally,the room,again its got all you need.I had beautiful sea view,lovely dark wood floors,great shower and amenities aswell as wonderful Housekeeping. This hotel is mainly geared for LGBTQ client and as a member of that community I can recommend this hotel to you-Its great. Well done to everyone involved I'm making my first trip to Torremolinos so memorable and wonderful. John P Murphy xx

It was nice, but it's a pity that you have to pay 25 euros to check in earlier and 15 euros per hour to check out later, which adds up if you have a late flight, it's better to book an extra night.

Then they ask you for your credit card when you arrive from where you get charged the money from the deposit you have to be very careful that if you don't ask for it back they don't give you the money from the deposit. Then when I made the reservation on the App he wrote that breakfast costs €10 while in the hotel they ask you for €15!  As for the beds, they don't have double beds but only two beds pushed together. The floors of the rooms are a bit ruined and obviously the whole hotel needs a lot of maintenance. The location is also very nice because I have a sea view room which in theory is 25 m², it has 25 m² because the corridor from the door to the room is long

This hotel is very good. It's right by the sea. It only takes about 20 minutes by car from Picasso's hometown of Malaga. The bus ticket is 1,4 €, and the train is 2,55 €. It is only a little over 6 kilometers from Malaga Airport and it costs around 20 €. Breakfast is very rich and churros!

We had requested twin beds but after reminding reception 3 or 4 times verbally we eventually separated them ourselves having got two sheets from reception Much to our surprise and delight the management saw. Fit to reward our patience with a big bowl of fresh fruit and a bottle of wine There is only one lift. We were on 3rd floor. I had to stand once or twice waiting for the staff to remove trolley with cleaning stuff from the lift. It’s not fair on staff or people like me who’ve had a knee replacement and literally can’t stand 10 mins. The breakfast was superb. The lunch was amazing and the cocktails were delicious I loved the pool and how near the hotel was to other restaurants/shops and the sea. I will return one day.

Another lovely holiday at Riu Costa del sol. I've already commented on hotel previously but I'd like to give a big shout out to the cleaners. They work tirelessly and not just the rooms. We watched one lady polishing the handrails and glass and they use different coloured cloths for each task. My wife and I both commented on using the public toilets how few guests bother to wash their hands so top marks to Riu for all the staff they employ to make our holidays enjoyable.

With a stay at Hotel Riu Nautilus - Adults Only in Torremolinos (Carihuela), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Carihuela Beach and Benalmadena Marina. This beach hotel is 11.6 mi (18.6 km) from Port of Malaga and 12.2 mi (19.6 km) from Malagueta Beach.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and bike storage.Satisfy your appetite at Main Restaurant, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 293 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have bidets and hair dryers.

With a stay at Moon Dreams Torremolinos in Torremolinos (Carihuela), you'll be steps from Carihuela Beach and a 4-minute drive from Benalmadena Marina. This beach hotel is 11.5 mi (18.4 km) from Málaga Cathedral and 11.7 mi (18.8 km) from Port of Malaga.You can experience a safari, and enjoy an outdoor pool. This Beaux Arts hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers 24-hour room service. Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 8 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

The bedroom was comfortable and a decent size. The furniture and fittings were very good quality and it was tasteful, and immaculately maintained. The TV had several different British channels, and the towels and linen were good quality. The restaurant had linen on the tables and gave off a nice restaurant vibe rather than a canteen one. Male guests are encouraged to wear long trousers for dinner and (being middle-aged or older) most obliged or wore smart chino shorts. The cold food was at all times good - imaginative and varied. Hot breakfast choices were also nice. (If you're addicted to the 'full English' compromise a little - British tastes aren't the only tastes they cater for.) The hot food in the evening was good,with some items being cooked in front of you if you don't mind waiting a minute or two.  Some sites say the hotel is adults only. Technically it's not (there were a few babies and toddlers) but they don't have attractions for children, so I imagine there are seldom many.  The common areas of the hotel are all really rather grand and lovely. The sunbathing provision is adequate but if you're a late riser you'll probably be in the grassy (and slightly muddy) area, which would be better if paved. It was fine for us though, and if you don't get a bed there you can rent one on the lovely beach right in front of the hotel and contribute to the local economy. The hotel is well sited in La Carihuela, which is still the nicest part of Torremolinos (though no longer as quiet and select as it used to be.) Taxis are easy to find and the fare into the centre is about 7 Euros

Arrived at 1am. Night receptionist wasn’t sure what the room layout was (I’d called ahead to book a family room, with the two separate sleeping areas). He gave us directions to the room, we followed the signs, but couldn’t find it. I returned to reception, was given the same useless directions and still couldn’t find it. Returned again to reception, he asked the security guard to take us to the room. The security guard couldn’t find it either! Returned to reception again - the receptionist phoned elsewhere for help with directions and was eventually able to direct us to the room (which was in a different part of the hotel and not as shown on the signs) 50 minutes later. Got there to find we’d not been allocated the correct room. Back to reception again, to be told nothing could be done until the morning. We were offered an alternative room the next day. It’s ok, but the internal sliding doors keep sticking and the bathroom smells of sewage. Also apparently all the family rooms with the two sleeping areas are on the side street at first floor level, so a bit noisy and not a great view. Kids sofa bed has springs poking into them when they lie down, might be ok for very young children. But not great for older ones. Double bed is ok. Would prefer it if sheets and pillowcases were changed daily. Breakfast has a decent variety, but as with our previous stay at the Don Pablo next door, most of the hot food is either cold or tepid at best. The chef arrives with an oven tray of hash browns, but somehow they are cold and a bit dry. I’m starting to think things are cooked the night before. I’m glad we didn’t choose all inclusive. There are lots of restaurants nearby and everything seems to be open in October. The pool areas are nice, however every encounter with the lifeguards has been negative. They all seem to have an aloof attitude. Towel policy is ridiculous. You have to put a deposit down for pool towels at check in and they are meant to last the length of your stay. If you do want a fresh towel though, as you would, they charge €1 each time, which wasn’t made at all clear when we checked in. The towels stink and are musty. Probably because they spend a week lying around damp. Our room has no rail to dry anything on the balcony and it’s in the shade and not warm in October, so they’re never going to dry. The lifeguards jump on anyone daring to throw a ball or take a toy or inflatable into the pool. I get that this might be an issue at the height of summer when the pools are busy, but there have only ever been a few people braving the freezing cold pools at any one time and they are mostly children. What’s the harm? I’ve seen several different children being told off and taken to the sign and told to read the ‘rules’. The indoor pool is a totally different matter. It isn’t lifeguarded and is complete mayhem! Balls and toys being hurled around. Adults trying to enjoy the jacuzzi or swim and being jumped on. The floor is dirty and doesn’t seem to get