Torreblanca Hotel Fuengirola

Hotel was classed as 3 star. I am a fussy eater and after reading reviews on hotel after we booked i was expecting poor quality. I was however surprised the choice was limited but what there was i enjoyed.
Set up a hill so not advisable for people with walking difficulties. It was a 45 minute walk to centre and busy end of resort but being in my fifties I was happy with position.
There is a station behind hotel (no noise disturbance from trains though) they ran very frequently to all destinations along the coast. there is also a regular bus service to the centre at only 90cents.the beach is spotless with rubbish bins every couple of yards by the loungers.
Plenty of restaurants and bars even though i classed it as the quiet end.
Staff in hotel were friendly and helpful and booking a trip to Gibraltar at the reception and not the reps saved me 20 euros for 2 people.
Hotel was spotless and only saw the room cleaners once even though they done the room every morning and replaced the towels daily. Dining room is totally non-smoking which is a major plus. More Spanish holidaymakers in hotel than British, which in my mind is a good recommendation.

A poor location for an average 3 star Hotel, 2 small swimming pools set about 50 yards apart with few sun beds, a queue forms at 8 in the morning for them. you have to walk downhill and across a busy road to a tatty promenade. and the beach, very few alternatives to staying in the Hotel at night, fortunately the train station is right next door if you want to get away from the Hotel, would not recommend this Hotel to anyone.
Ray Davies

Overall, I was quite impressed with the hotel. Whilst not being brilliant, the food was certainly nice enough to eat with a good variety of food. Entertainment was fantastic, and the leisure activities available were of a good standard. The staff were helpful and polite, and the hotel was situated in a convenient place.

We thought the hotel was very nice. Most of the staff were very friendly and helpful. Only a short walk to the beach and restaurants, although it is a bit steep. We would go back there again, although I would opt to eat out as sometimes the food wasn’t that great.

The Torreblanca Hotel wasn't very good, as people from surrounding building, including the Lisasol next to the torreblanca train, the night life isn't equiped well enough for the summer trade, apart from that the only thing that I could fault was food and beds. This hotel isnt a 4* hotel, as apparently spanish hotels are rated with stars also, but their ratings usually go up to seven or eight.
The beach 2 minutes away, lovely restaurants including bar Eduardos around corner, and Sunshine. If you have the money to stay here, you would be best just to order the room and eat out.