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Nerja has plenty of character in the old town and there is very little high-rise. There is a good selection of restaurants to suit most budgets. There are good promenades along the seafront, access to several good beaches, or if you like the country there are walks of varying difficulty in the sierras behind the coast. You are also within an hour of Malaga airport and Granada.

I requested a ground floor apartment, but it was too public. We were given an alternative on on the second floor, which we really loved. Very grateful for the change. We would likethe same one in the spring. It was light and spacious, and got the morning sun. Also at entrance is a lawn, with chairs under a palm tree, where we used to sit and chat with the lovely peoplenext door. We will see them again in Feb/March next year Thank you for great stay, Chris and Paul.

Having stayed in Nerja a few times in the past we had usually stayed with friends in their villa. we were aware of the Parador and it was an ambition to stay there on one of our visits. We were not dissapointed in the least. The Parador is extremely well located with a short walk (10 minutes) to the town centre. Burriana Beach is even closer. You can walk to the beach but the route, by pavement is fairly steep. the hotel does have a free lift which takes you to the southern end of the beach and a simple 2 minute walk gets you to the bars/cafes and shops at the beach area. The hotel itself was spotless, with finely manicured gardens and good sunbathing facilities. Although we did not try the pool it looked good. Breakfast was superb (no-doubt helped by being able to eat on the terrace, with wonderful views). Service throughout was superb and the food was of a very high standard with a well presented lunch and evening menu with lots of local specialities. The only slight downside was that we both felt both the bar and the dining room (during evening service) lacked atmosphere as the layoout was very open and regimented. That said, it was really a minor point. Due to the location of the Parador we decided to do transfers, from Malaga airport, rather than car hire. I found Sun Transfers on google and they were superb. I felt the price was reasonable (160 euros round trip) they were on time, very polite and we had lovely, clean Mercedes vehicles. We did visit the caves a Nerja (which is definately worth a trip) and the taxi for that round trip was 16 euros. Given the lack of messing about collecting and returning a hire car, which probably would have cost 180 euros plus the insurance fees, it was a good move. Overall a relaxing, very enjoyable holiday.

Great stop for combination of tourism (caves of Nerja), relax on the beach, lively drink and restaurant area in the evening and music and shops. Not far form Malaga airport and Granada was our next stop.

Love Nerja and have travelled to this area many times. Beautiful beaches, bars and has retained its Spanish charm while still moving with modern times. Only downside was the dogs poo. Literally everywhere we went. Having young children with us we constantly had to be looking for it. Definitely an issue that needs looked at

Nerja is a beautiful town with something for everyone. It has several nice beaches within walking distance, although it is very hilly so may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. There are hundreds of bars & restaurants, to suit all budgets & tastes. Great for multi generation family holidays.