Hotels in Nerja

Nerja is a beautiful costal resort with lovely little windy streets leading to different shops and restaurants. It has everything you could ask for in a coastal setting holiday. Beautiful views from The Balcon de Europa. The Caves are a good visit for those wanting culture, don't walk back into the centre though unless you want a good 1 hour 15 min walk! The public transport service is available to most places, however don't be expecting the bus to arrive as per the timetable! Fingarola is a lovely little village with whitewashed houses and has a lovely little spanish market on a Thursday morning. There are lots of excellent restaurants in Nerja with everything you would wish for. There are lots of places that you can eat in very cheaply. 'Little Italy' is amazing for a cheap meal, between 5 of us, we had 3 large pizza, a large garlic bread, 2 pasta, 3 wine, a juice and a beer and it came to 21 euro….what more could you ask for! 'Ichiban' Japanese restaurant was also amazing value for money, a soup, 2 mains, a rice, a beer and a wine, cost 20 eurO, and the food was excellent, they close after the 7th Jan and don't open until 21st March as we wanted to go back it was so good! Watch out for beggars, there is a few, but they don't really bother you. Lots of street buskers, some of which are pretty good! In all Nerja is definitely worth a visit.

Caves are amazing, and the museum with artefacts from the caves quite impressive. Gorgeous everywhere along the beach. Great restaurants of every kind! If you are a cook, book a room with a kitchen to try your hand with the fantastic local produce. People very friendly and helpful, always have a smile. It's a Spanish feeling, with many expats comfortably making their homes there. Bus system is great, sometimes need to buy a ticket in advance to ensure a place. A wonderful place for a relaxing holiday by the sea, will return soon!

We stayed for New Year's Eve and had a fabulous time! There were 8 of us and we all stayed in Hostal Tres Soles, perfect as it was close enough to the Balcon but far enough away so the noise didn't disturb us!! There are plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from, all serving great food at great prices, we come here very often as there is always something going on in the resort, and now the new parts of the E15 have been finished the journey is even quicker!! Recommend Maria Bonita restaurant, Little Italy, and you must visit the Caves if you get the chance well worth the visit!

Nerja has everything to offer; sea, excellent beaches, mountains lots of places to visit with the local buses and handy for Malaga too with 1 hour trip by bus. Good variety of restaurants and cafes. The local people ar friendly and helpful too. Nerja also has a cultural centre for films ballet and theatre.

We had a great time in Nerja, although we have been many times before this is the first time to celebrate bringing in the new year. There are many bars, cafes, and restaurants to choose from. I recommend Restaurant Maria Bonito for fab food and the portions are very generous. We also had an amazing Chinese takeaway from Asian Ben. Cochran's Irish bar has fab views over the sea. There are lots of little streets to get lost in with lovely shops. We have been different times of the year and it has always been a great little break.

Nerja has a wide selection of bars and restaurants catering for all sorts of tastes. Also, there is a wide variety of entertainment including music, dance, drama and other shows. The theatre in the cultural centre is marvellous and there are a number of art exhibitions for those inclined. Public transport links to other towns are excellent and of course there are the world famous Nerja caves. If that is not enough you can choose a lazy day on the beach.