3-Star Hotels in Nerja

The off-season is catching up with the holiday. There are not many tourists in the town. The hotel is in a good location and the staff is very good. Although it is an old hotel, I still like it very much. The price is very good. If I have the opportunity to come back to nerja, I will consider this hotel

The location is very good, 10 minutes from the beach, there is a bus stop downstairs, to Frisiliana and Malaga. Clean, hygienic, the store and waiter are very good, breakfast is also rich. There are microwave ovens, refrigerators, etc., the overall is great!

La atención del personal es lo mejor con diferencia. Tanto en recepción, como las camareras de pisos y el personal del bar, estos ultimos casi todos. Hotel estilo años 90., tanto en las instalaciones como en las habitaciones, anticuado y viejo. Necesita una buena reforma. El mantenimiento tampoco es el que merece un hotel al precio que vale pernoctar. Humedades en zonas comunes y habitaciones, hamacas rotas, vajilla con daños, ascensor que se queda pillado, la, comida del Sport Bar muy, pero que muy mejorable, mas aún con la facilidad de su carta y aún así mala ejecución al elaborarla, como sin ganas. El café delicioso por cierto y muy bien preparado.

I am so happy and pleased that we stayed here; I’m really glad we chose this place. Here are my detailed thoughts after our stay: The price was incredibly low compared to nearby hotels and aparthotels, and it offered much more value. After checking in online, your room number and door code are automatically sent to you—it’s fast, practical, and very convenient. The room was amazingly nice, clean, and spacious. The one we stayed in also had a large balcony, which is great for relaxing in the evening if you like. It’s about a 7–8 minute taxi ride to the center. Uber costs around €17 on average, which is pretty much the only downside as commuting back and forth gets a bit pricey. I would strongly recommend renting a car instead, as you can get very good cars for just €10 a day. The nearest beach is Playa de Maro, and we went there every day during our 5-day stay. It’s a maximum 8–9 minute walk and is a beautiful, clean cove. You can rent a sunbed and umbrella together for €6. The beach itself is free, so you can just sit on the sand if you prefer. There’s a café where you can get food and drinks, or you can buy your own supplies from a market. There is a small pool on the top floor of the hotel with views of the surroundings and the sea. We never used it since the sea was more enjoyable for us. If you head into the center of Nerja, you’ll find plenty of restaurants and pubs to enjoy your time. There are 2 or 3 nice restaurants around the hotel. Restaurant Maro (full name: Hogar Y Centro Social Maro) and a casual seafood spot in the side street called Bar El Rincón de la Tapa, where you can eat incredibly delicious, fresh, and cheap fish. The side streets and the surrounding area are lovely. We walked around and found some great spots for photos. The most famous beach in the center of Nerja, Playa Burriana, is about 7–8 minutes away by Uber.