This is very much an apartment rental rather than a hotel. Anyone looking for someone to be on call to get taxis, offer advice etc would be in the wrong place. Reception is unmanned. But the door has a sign which gives a phone number and the apartment number of the management. The apartments themselves are fine. Clean, comfortable with... More

The apartment itself was fine - and it's a good location - quiet, good local bus service, good for trips into countryside. The reception service was non-existent. When we arrived there was no indication which bell to ring to contact reception and so we disturbed other guests until we discovered that it was bell no 4. A child showed us... More

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay in this working suburb and plan on going next year to the same apartment.The place was clean, plenty of storage space,comfy bed and the concierge forgiving of our language skills and helpful.The bus to the city centre is at the bottom of the hill and left;If you turn right you come to... More

Okay fair enough it is not the Ritz, but what do you expect for less than £200 for a week! The apartments were a perfect size with an adequate bathroom and a seemingly brand new kitchen. The reception was generally unmanned however the owners lived in the apartment block and they were quite happy for you to knock on the... More

El Cenachero is in a residential/business suburb of Malaga with a good bus service in to the city centre. The apartments themselves are very uncared for and the reception desk was very rarely manned. The sun terrace was filthy with dead plants in pots and full ashtrays and litter around. It has the potential to be a good place but... More

We stayed at this hotel for one night in late June of 2004. The hotel is located in a highrise building and it consists of only one level out of about 10 or so stories. The other levels are occupied by other businesses such as law offices, etc. Therefore, it seems that this building was never really meant to be... More