At Home in Malaga Stay & Solo Travellers

A lovely home from home stay Marcela was a great host, everything you could want was available, a lovely outside area , lovely little pool to cool off in in the afternoon, breakfast was simple but just right and the honesty fridges worked well . I will come back again .

It's not only the name, it is the truth. We felt at home, better as home, being taken care of the best way imaginable. Planed for one night, we stayed half a week. Our honest thank you to the warmest hospitality we experienced during our trip in Spain. Muchas gracias y buenísimo suerte por el futuro.

Spent a night, I only wish I had more time to spend there. Everything was perfect, Marsella will make you feel like at home. Cozy rooms, complimentary breakfast as well, great garden in the back and a pool. Free parking outside the house and always free spots. Everything was perfect!

A comfortable and enjoyable experience. I loved the garden which had loads of spots to relax in. Marcela was a great host and made me feel very welcome. The house is gorgeous, you feel like you’re experiencing local life while you’re there! The breakfast is simple and tasty, I enjoyed having my morning coffee in the beautiful garden, which feels like a haven of peace. Overall it’s a very nice ambiance and a really good alternative to a rental property - you’ll have the same privacy and independence with the benefits of staying with a gracious and knowledgeable host.

A very pleasant stay in a well-equipped and nicely decorated environment. Convenient for the beach and town. Busstop for Malaga less than 5 minutes walk (€5.40 total fare to airport !). Excellent host. Plenty of space for guests to sit outside in sun or shade.

First and foremost this was a very nice place. I was alone and spent three nights before heading to Nerja to take Spanish lessons. Rincón is a very nice small town. It is about a 20 (ish) minute bus trip to Malaga. The bus takes cash (€1.7) ish. As a well travelled American I am very flexible accommodating to different cultures. So here are some thoughts to be prepared for American travelers: - The water is shut off at night ( approx 11 pm to 7:30 am) . This is, I believe, due to the severe drought. Coming from CA- not a problem. We know droughts. - Toilet paper DOES NOT go in the toilet- it’s a hard habit to break. Pipes are old. Paper clogs the drains- so get used to reaching around to the bin. Yep- even THAT paper. - Breakfast is minimal- this isn’t America people- bread, cheese, yoghurt, jam and some hard boiled eggs. - I didn’t have a car so I walked everywhere. Marcella will tell you a nifty shortcut to get to the bottom of the hill. All in all a nice place to stay. Very quiet- I wish the pool/jacuzzi had been heated - that’s my only negative- just too chilly for 70 degree weather.