- Costa del Sol Holidays
- Torremolinos
- El Tiburon Hotel Boutique
It is located in Torremolinos, just 100 meters from one of the most charming beaches of the Costa del Sol, La Carihuela. Also nearby are attractions such as the Synagogue of Torremolinos and Plaza de Toros de Torremolinos. Establishment recommended for adults looking enjoying a pleasant stay and full of luxury in Torremolinos. It is one of the first hotels built on the Costa del Sol, hosting since then to both renowned artists and personalities of great prestige nationally and internationally. Renovated in 2012 with the greatest care, with a cosmopolitan style, which makes it the most exclusive hotel in Torremolinos. Rooms are bright, comfortable and well equipped, make the hotel an ideal place for leisure travel or business. Guests can use the wifi internet access
A small hotel, but just right for a short adults-only getaway.
Juan and Carlos were both really helpful from the moment we arrived, giving us a warm welcome and all the information we needed — including the important drinks 😉.
The pool area is quite small and you do have to chase the sun around a little during the day because of the neighbouring hotels, but we actually really liked how peaceful the hotel felt. It’s tucked slightly away from the hustle and bustle, yet you’re only a few minutes’ walk from the busy streets, restaurants and bars. Being able to go from all the atmosphere straight back to somewhere calm was perfect.
My only negatives would be that the walls are very thin, so you can hear quite a lot from neighbouring rooms, and our balcony was directly opposite the bar seating area, which made it feel a little less private.
Overall though, you get exactly what you pay for. It’s not a big luxury resort, but it doesn’t pretend to be. It’s friendly, well located, peaceful and a great little base for an adults-only break. We really enjoyed our stay
Location is excellent. Only 50m from the beach. The hotel is small. The rooms are clean. If u are looking for a basic hotel at the beach this is good bet.
The main negative I would have is coffee pod was not topped up.
The pool area is not going to
Although officially rated as a 4-star hotel, I would personally consider it to be more of an average 3-star hotel. The hotel is in a good location, just a few minutes’ walk from Carihuela Beach in Torremolinos. The staff were polite, friendly and helpful, including when we needed assistance arranging a rental car. There is a great selection of restaurants, cafés and shops in the surrounding area, and the neighbourhood is lively and enjoyable, making it a pleasant place to stay. The hotel has a decent swimming pool and sunbathing area. The breakfast was perfectly adequate, although nothing particularly special. The rooms were simple and reasonably clean, but the furniture and facilities are beginning to show their age and would benefit from renovation. Overall, this is a decent hotel in a good location in Torremolinos, particularly if you want to be close to Carihuela Beach and the lively atmosphere of the area.
Stayed at this hotel for a week, rooms were basic and clean enough, Location was good, staff were pleasant, only went to the pool once as very small area and no atmosphere or music, never had breakfast so cannot comment we ended up going to the beach everyday. There is a roof top terrace on floor 4 but again very quite and cameras watching you. We stayed at the Carmen Teressa hotel last year only the next street up and would 100% recommend this instead.
Just back from a lovely Mon-Fri at the hotel. Absolutely lovely staff. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Special shout out to Rodrigo and Belen, who kindly put up with my attempts to speak Spanish with them (as well as sorting me out with extra pillows and making amazing piña coladas). The room was clean, tidy and in a good state of repair. Small, but big enough for us. First time staying in a boutique-style, adults only hotel. Pool is small, but a great temperature (the size isn’t an issue when you aren’t dodging inflatables or pool noodles!). I’ve seen a few reviews that mentioned having to chase the sun around the pool area throughout the day, but I see that as a feature rather than a bug - you could always get the right balance of sun and shade.
