- TV
- Refrigerator/Mini Fridge
- Safety Box
- Heating
- Air Conditioning
- Wi Fi Internet Connection
- Bathroom with Shower
- Balcony
Mediterraneo Carihuela
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Beachfront
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
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Welcome to the Mediterraneo Carihuela in Torremolinos. The closest cities to the hotel are Malaga (20 km) and Torremolinos (2 km). To make your stay more comfortable a reception, ... Continue reading
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Welcome to the Mediterraneo Carihuela in Torremolinos. The closest cities to the hotel are Malaga (20 km) and Torremolinos (2 km). To make your stay more comfortable a reception, air conditioning and an elevator are available. The staff in this 3 storey hotel speaks English, German, French and Spanish. Distance from the hotel to: train station (2 km) and airport AGP (15 km). The hotel is within easy reach of bars and restaurants, taxi stands and bus stops.
*Please note that the Standard rooms may have or may NOT have balcony.
Facilities
- Free WiFi in public areas
Other facilities
- Balcony
- Beachfront
- Outdoor dining area
- Outdoor furniture
- Terrace
Food and Drink
The breakfast type is Continental and it is provided from 09:00 - 12:00.
Other Information
Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities.
To make booking a holiday at Mediterraneo Carihuela in Torremolinos easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Mediterraneo Carihuela with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
Southern Spain's answer to Benidorm, Torremolinos is a vast purpose-built holiday resort situated 10 miles (16km) west of Malaga, on the road to Marbella. Holidaymakers looking for a cultural experience will be disappointed, as Torremolinos, particularly in high season, is noisy and fast-paced, 24 hours a day. With six miles (10km) of wide, sandy beaches, lots of watersports, masses of bars and restaurants and an exhausting nightlife, the resort attracts tourists of all ages from all over Europe. There is a large gay scene, but the resort is equally popular with families and the inevitable 18 to 30 crowd.
Activities
Most holidaymakers come to Torremolinos to spend idle days on one of its beautiful beaches. The largest and most popular two are Playamar and Bajondillo, both offering safe swimming and all sorts of watersports. Bars and cafés along the promenade offer respite and refreshment away from the sun. The nearby water park is one of the best on the continent and is a great family day out. Visit www.aqualand.esfor more information. Popular excursions from the resort include a trip to El Ranchito, a wonderful show where horses and riders display their skill in a form of equestrian ballet, choreographed to music www.ranchito.comThe spectacular hilltop town of Ronda is also worth a visit for those wanting to escape the beach for a day.
Restaurants
The best places to eat out in the holiday resort of Torremolinos are Bar El Mojito, Nuevo Lanjaron, Frutos del Mar and Bodegas Quitapenas. Torremolinos is packed with restaurants catering for the tourist trade and menus, usually in a few languages, offer good staple dishes such as fish and chips, steak, pasta and schnitzel. However, some excellent Spanish restaurants are also around, particularly those serving tapas. The best seafood restaurants are in the fisherman's district of La Carihuela, which has been relatively undisturbed by high-rise hotels and has retained its Andalucian coastal charm. The upmarket harbour at Puerto Banus is only ten miles (16km) along the coast and is packed with good restaurants overlooking rows of expensive-looking yachts.
Nightlife
Holidaymakers should visit Kiss Bar, El Open Arms, Tinas Bar or The Viking in Torremolinos for a good time. The nighttime can be fairly intense, with dozens of bars and clubs catering for all tastes and persuasions. A good place to start the evening is in one of the tavernas in Calle San Miguel or in one of the cafés and restaurants that line the promenade. The clubs start to open at around 10pm; the Palladium disco being a good bet. The best selection of clubs is along Avda Palma de Mallorca. There is a big gay scene in Torremolinos centred on La Nogalera, where the clubs vary from the mainstream to drag bars. Exotic shows are a feature here and are popular with both the gay and straight visitors.
Shopping
There is a great range of shops in Torremolinos ranging from international clothes stores to lots of small shops catering for holidaymakers. Good buys include the local jewellery, leather goods and the famous Spanish Lladro porcelain. For self-caterers, there is a good selection of corner shops and supermarkets stocking all the well-known international brands. Calle San Miguel is at the heart of the shopping centre; it is an attractive pedestrianised street, flanked by small shops and cafes and is a good place to sip sangria and people watch for those not interested in shopping. More extensive shopping can be found in Malaga.
Negatives
Torremolinos is a sprawling purpose-built holiday resort; those expecting any cultural or architectural merit will be disappointed. Explore a few miles inland, however, and the real Spain can quickly be discovered. As with most large resorts Torremolinos is very commercial, tourists are regularly pestered by salesmen selling everything from trinkets to timeshare apartments. Be firm and don't trust anyone with scratch cards. Guests at some hotels have to climb lots of steps when returning from the beach - elderly people should check before booking, however in general the resort is easy to get around with an excellent bus and train system. The centre of Torremolinos is fairly run-down in places; the suburbs of Benalmadena and Fuengirola are cleaner, friendlier and cheaper.
Essential Information
Time Zone
Plug Type
Voltage 220V 50Hz
Language:
Spanish,
Currency:
Euro (€)
€1 = £0.89
€1 = £0.89
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Hotel address : c/ Carmen, 43, Torremolinos, Costa del Sol, Spain, 29620
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Hi could you please tell me if this is hotel is suitable for someone with mobility problems. Are there any ground floor apartments or is there a lift? Thank you 1 Answer
Hi Maureen, the hotel is suitable for wheelchair users and the less mobile. There are ground floor accommodations available as well as lifts in the property. Kind Regards
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By Gemma.Larder, loveholidays.com team member
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