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"Just stayed with my friend for a week. It was a really lovely place to stay. We only had the breakfast included but it was a really great buffet breakfast with load of options and quality food. The pool area was nice but it did get packed a lot which made it difficult to find a spot and use. Otherwise though the room was wonderful and clean. Balcony was nice too. The gym was basic but clean. I noticed there were lots of ramps everywhere for disabled people. Smoking areas well dispersed around the complex so you don't have to go far. There were fab kid activities and play areas, though I don't have children they definitely looked great. There were also some really pretty pictur spots for the social media. Only thing I will say is the bars and restaurants are pricey. You're better off getting a bus or walk down the road for better prices. For example the alcoholic beverages were super pricey and it was mainly ice, the drink didn't fill half the cup so way overpriced. But if you go into Benalmadena, you've got way better options. "

"A very nice boutique hotel in the middle of all the attractions and dining. "

"The property is very clean , quiet and easy parking , especially in Malaga . I am impressed with the cafe in the lobby , the all pastry is very delicious, and open very early and closed very late . It has plenty seat to eat . Strong recommend this hotel if stay in Malaga . It is much better than other hotel in old town . "

"Excellent hotel, from the minute we arrived to leaving staff very welcoming, room was very comfortable, quiet, seemed new, breakfast was excellent."

"We really enjoyed our one night stay at tent Torremolinos. The room was clean and spacious and we were able to check-in early. We made use of our sea view balcony which was a good size.The location was good to get around town and we enjoyed the buffet breakfast although the quality of the drinks (juices and hot beverages) could be improved."

"Lovely property. Very friendly staff and close to the city center of Malaga. "