Hotels With Pools in Andalusia, Spain

This is a stylish hostel with a very new feel to it 🤍. It's clean and you can tell they've put thought into various details. Pros: Clean, curtains on beds, ample luggage storage, rooftop, tap water/sparkling water machine. Cons: There were no female-only rooms available so I stayed in a mixed dorm, but the shower stalls were too small and my clothes got completely wet 😭. There wasn't really anywhere convenient to change. The facilities stayed consistently clean because the cleaning staff were always tidying up – early mornings, after check-out, and regularly throughout the day! It's great that there are containers and drawers to store your own food and condiments. My coke did get stolen though... 😂 But it was nice to have apples available at the front desk every morning!

The front desk staff were so kind, which I really appreciated. I was satisfied with this accommodation as it was an affordable place for me to stay alone, and the service was good too.

I recently stayed at Eurostars Palace for 3 nights, and this time we chose the Junior Suite for our stay. The room was very spacious, and having a separate bedroom made such a big difference. It meant I could read a book or watch TV in the living area without disturbing my partner while they rested in the bedroom. I especially loved the wardrobe area, which gave us plenty of space for our large luggage and belongings. We also decided not to include breakfast this time because the hotel’s location is so convenient, there are many great breakfast spots within walking distance. One lovely touch was the complimentary bottle of wine waiting for us upon arrival, which felt very thoughtful and welcoming. I would also like to give a special thank you to Susana from the City Expert team, who was incredibly helpful throughout our stay. She gave us excellent recommendations on places to visit, where to dine for lunch and dinner, and what to expect in Córdoba at the beginning of May. Well done, Susana — your hospitality really enhanced our trip. Overall, our stay at Eurostars Palace was wonderful and made our Córdoba experience even more memorable. The hotel is perfectly located near the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter, and the Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba. We even enjoyed stunning views of the city from our room on the 13th floor. Thank you to the whole team for treating us so warmly and making our stay such a pleasant one.

Facilities: Excellent Hygiene: Good Environment: Quiet Service: Very good Stayed for 3 nights, it was very quiet, the bedding was comfortable, and the hotel's service was excellent. Transportation was convenient too. Seville is definitely worth staying in for a few extra days.

There's construction right outside the hotel, which makes it quite messy. They offer a free shuttle to the nearest station, but it takes too long. I chose this hotel outside the city to avoid parking issues, but now I think it would have been better to stay downtown. Taxis take forever to arrive and aren't cheap. Overall, the hotel offers decent value for money, but it seems to cater mostly to tour groups.

The room and room type were pretty much as depicted in the pictures. This was my first time staying at Libere, and even though it's self-check-in, the process was very smooth. I received an email several days in advance for online check-in, which only took 2 minutes to complete. There's also an app with detailed room information, services, and even the check-in password. The NFC function on the app is particularly convenient for opening the apartment door. Luggage storage was also very easy with simple-to-operate self-service lockers. The only thing was that there was no room cleaning during my two-day stay. I'm not sure if it needs to be requested or if there's an extra charge for it. They provided two bottles of mineral water, earplugs, and cookies, which was a thoughtful touch. The location isn't particularly convenient; getting to the main attractions across the river requires walking over 1.3km. Overall, I'd rate it 4.5 out of 5.

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.

The location of this place seemed close to the station, but the route was full of small cobblestone squares, which was quite unfriendly when dragging luggage. It was great that we could check in early since there was a room ready. Still no bottled water or tap water; you need to bring your own cup and get water from the dispenser on each floor. The breakfast was pretty good and started at 6:30 AM, which is rare and convenient. The staff were all very friendly too.

From the moment you walk into the hotel, it feels as though you've entered the Alhambra itself. The architecture of this Iberostar is truly stunning: Arabic-inspired, colorful, with high-quality materials. The reception area is nothing short of majestic, with marble tiles, flowing fountains, wooden ceilings, and other details that leave a lasting impression. I booked a side sea view room for my parents, and they were given probably the best possible one: located on the 5th floor at the far end of the hotel. The view was far beyond “partial”: they could admire the sea, lush gardens, outdoor pool, and all the hotel terraces all at once. As for me, I made two separate bookings for a three-night stay. Since the same room wasn’t available for all nights, I was upgraded to a superior apartment, an unexpected and much-appreciated gesture. We opted for half-board, and the food was outstanding in both quality and variety. From fresh seafood to superfoods like chia seeds, the buffet offered something for every taste. This hotel truly stands out among the 4* properties we've been to across Europe and the world. The outdoor pool is impressively large, with plenty of sunbeds available. The entire property was immaculately clean, and the green spaces were greatly maintained. Parking was hassle-free, with numerous free spots available both in front and along the sides of the hotel. Another plus: water fountains are placed throughout the hotel, allowing guests to enjoy cold water at any time. Just across the street, you'll find a variety of shops, making it easy to pick up anything you need. Lastly, a mention to the entire hotel staff - from reception to restaurant service - who were consistently professional and kind.

Apt RSEG. DO NOT ACCEPT ON CHECK IN. We had a young toddler with us. Our apartment was in a separate building across a road up a hill. This was not conducive to using the pool facilities. Given we had to go down the road anyway, we ended up going to the beach and paying to use so loungers. To access the pool from our building, you had to cross the road and carry the buggy down steps. It was not accessible. Our only outside space felt like a cage. We had to sign an antisocial behaviour policy at check in. This gave false reassurance. We had a full blown party in the apartment above us. I complained to reception. No action was taken. There were no staff in our building to notice. I had to complain again the second night. We had ants in our apartment. The response was to give us a can of insect spray. The bathroom door was warped and would not close. The bathroom shower leaked all over the apartment including the bedroom.. They came up and told us it was fine. No cleaning offered. It happened again the next morning. The bathroom door clearly showed damage so we were not the only ones to experience flooding. I again complained and they cleared the blockage. I had to ask again that they wash the floors given we had a toddler crawling on the filthy floors. The bedding was even wet from dragging in the flood. Overall very disappointed. The only redeeming aspect was one member of the front desk staff that was attentive and responsive when we spoke with him.