Hotel Residencia Miami

ottima posizione,si arriva in spiaggia in 2 minuti a piedi.pittoresco l'hotel, caratteristico, semplice e non si può dire un "hotel classico"..:-))

un pò troppo vecchiotti l'arredamento delle camere e la biancheria delle stanze..assolutamente da rinnovare i copriletti!!!!!!

Tutto perfetto!!!!a due passi (effettivi) dalla spiaggia staff gentilissimo e cordiale, camere pulite e silenziose, un hotel da consigliare a tutti.

la comdità, la posizione vicinissima al mare, lo staff gentile e cordiale e lo stile

la colazione solo fino alle dieci!!!:)

E' una struttura tipica andalusa a conduzione familiare, gradevole alla vista ben curata negli spazi esterni, con parcheggio libero, piscina, ma con camere poco curate nell'arredameno e nella tappezzeria .con pareti sottili e per questo se ti capitano vicini rumorosi o non educati come è capitato a noi (vicini ubriachi) il sonno può essere facilmente disturbato.

Bella la struttura in tipico stile andaluso, bel patio con piscina, inoltre parcheggio privato per una decina di auto e si trova a 5 minuti a piedi dalla spiaggia.

Le camere hanno una pulizia discreta, ma tende, mobili, condizionatore e asciugamani sono piuttosto datati.

I like that the hotel was close to the beach and located in La Carihuela. It has a lovely garden and a sitting area is quite cozy and has a homely feel. Although the room was basically and not color coordinated, the bathroom was quite modern and large.

The staff did not appear to know what was going on in the town or any local areas to visit. I know it was low season, but I think that a few suggestions for nightspots, restaurants, etc. would have been greatly appreciated as this was our first visit to the area.

nice location - lovely building

an old queuky hotel that must have been a gem in 1957 when it was built.

i wish i could buy it to renovate it to its former glory..................

I loved the Spanish Andulucian style, the court yard for breakfast, there was a real feeling of history at the hotel and the paintings of Lola Madina, the gipsy queen added to the atmosphere. Even though it was so convienient to Torremolinos ect I felt I was staying in a Spanish villlage in the mountains. The staff were very helpful, and polite.

Just the fact, there was no food available, only breakfast, also the bar was not open, although there are many restaurants very close, and a great bar a short walk down the street. Considering it was end of November, I couldn't complain.

Breakfast in the courtyard was a nice touch as was the balcony overlooking the courtyard.

the room had everything we needed for a short stay and was situated very close to bars etc.

would have liked tea making facilities

The beach and the surrounding area. Wide sandy beach unlike many on the Med. The promanade is nicely paved and pedestrianized, with lots of restaurants and shops. The hotel itself has a lot of character - you get a whiff of what Torremolinos must have been like 50 years ago. We liked it because they accept dogs (6 euro fee), and have a good sized 4 person room for us and our two kids. The kids liked the pool, the dog liked the grounds, we liked the ambiance. Bathroom was nice, and breakfast fine, typical Spanish breakfast, coffee and carbos. Staff helpful.

Beds are small and not too comfy. A little hard to find, turn at the language school shaped like a ship.

Friendly reception

Hard bed