- Costa del Sol Holidays
- Nerja
- Hotel Nerja Club Spa by Dorobe
This hotel is located on the edge of the holiday resort of Nerja, close to Capistrano and 1 km from the famous Burriana beach and the centre of Nerja. There is a town bus stop directly in front of the hotel. The beach hotel was built in 1984 and has a 200 m² garden. The hotel's facilities include a refined café, a bar and a conference room as well. Guests may park their cars in the car park. The en-suite rooms are well equipped with telephone, satellite TV and a safe. All rooms come with an air-conditioning system and Internet access, the majority feature a terrace. There is a pool with a spacious sun terrace. Also a golf course is 20 km away. A night-time entertainment programme is organized for the guests. On offer are breakfast and dinner in the form of a buffet. At lunchtime, the bar offers a selection of snacks from the menu.
We had the most enjoyable stay at Nerja Club. The rooms,food(although not very Spanish) was very good. We loved happy hour!!!
Arrived just before 8.30pm checked in by a young man at reception. Room was booked as a twin but double room allocated, was advised could not change not the end of the world but annoying. 8.45 pm told by reception no food available as we were too late, food was suppose to be served till 9pm. Went to Supermarket across the road for sandwiches as hungry after long day travelling so not a good start. Sliding door in room was sticking and I must say this was sorted very quickly. When we finally got some food there was always plenty of variety but only ever warm. Spent most days at the beach bus across the road first one is 10.30 am cost €1. Usually got a taxi back. Hotel was nice. room very clean and comfy bed. Staff helpful and very apologetic about our lack of food on first night, we did get a free cocktail to compensate.There was no real atmosphere a little bit of music in the bar or around the pool would have been nice. We did have a good time and would return to the hotel if it wasn’t so far away from beach, restaurants and shops.
Lovely place to stay, very friendly and helpful staff ,comfy rooms with fridge and air con, food was very good lots of choice for the whole family, and nice clean good sized pool to cool down after sunbathing on the sea view terrace. Would highly recommend.
This is an excellent hotel given it’s 3 stars and about half the price of the bigger chain hotels closer to town. The staff are friendly and nothing is too much trouble for them. The rooms are a bit on the small side but once everything stored away perfectly fine.
The evening meal was varied and there were theme nights. Breakfast not to my taste but always something to eat.
The hotel has a really relaxed vibe and is a great place to spend a relaxing week.
Bonus happy hour 4pm to 6pm in the sports bar
On arrival at 2pm the reception was unmanned and when the receptionist came he was transactional, made no eye contact and was not welcoming. Our room was on the second floor. It’s the worst room I’ve ever had and I’ve visited some 25 countries. It was small and dark with poor lighting and very little storage other than a wardrobe. The bathroom door and frame had been refurbished with some stick on vinyl and was peeling off. It seems same technique used in other parts of the room eg gym area. The pool is OK but rather small. Arrive early to get a sunbed and brolly. Food is only served between 8am and 10am and 7pm until 9pm if you are on half board. Rarely used the onsite bar except for happy hour as it’s so expensive- local gin with tonic €14.40! The barman shouted at us because we stood at the bar and did not form a queue although there was no sign advising us of queue rule. Food is unfortunately poor both in quality and variety. I only found the roast chicken to be reasonable and the fish done ‘à la plancha’ - on the griddle. We made friends with another couple on holiday and they were eating in the restaurant and they said to join us so we pushed two small tables together and the waiter had a hissy fit although we weren’t obstructing anyone. I blame Jet2 for putting us in such a poor value / quality hotel. I would rate it as a two star at best, we had much better holidays in Fuerteventura and Rhodes recently with Jet2 for the same or less money. Beaches nearby are nice and we took a bus trip into the pretty little village of Figiliana and a day trip to Malaga where the castle and Picasso exhibitions are worth seeing
