At Home in Malaga Stay & Solo Travellers

I stayed in a loft room with private bathroom. I liked it very much. For a B&B in a small villa, I like it very much. The landlord is also very nice. It takes 10 minutes to walk to the beach. The beach has mature businesses and the price is very cute. The surrounding environment is safe and the community is beautiful. It's half an hour's bus ride from the city center and the old town.

It's standard for a B&B, but the water supply will be cut off at night... You need to bring your key when you go out in the morning.

Received a super hospitable welcome. Sweet owner who does everything she can to make your stay pleasant. We will come back again!!

Marcela, who runs the B&B, is very friendly and does her u**ost to ensure that you have a good time. She's there and she's not there, I mean...when you need her, she's there. She asks if you would appreciate having fresh sheets every day, or if you would like fresh towels. She tries to serve a different breakfast every day, so that there is some variety. The B&B itself is within walking distance of the beach. Shop, restaurants and bus stop also within walking distance. Located in a very quiet street. By bus you can go to Malaga for 1.7 euros and from Malaga to Benalmadena for 1.7 euros. We went to Malaga on foot (13 km) and returned by bus. Do you want to walk, not too many tourists and, above all, eat and drink very cheaply? Place to be, Rincon De La Victoria and surrounding areas. 1.7 euros for a beer or cup of coffee at a beach bar. There are kiosks everywhere on the dike where you can buy a large bottle of water for 1 euro, ideal for when you take long walks. A fantastic mixed salad costs approximately 7 euros, a bottle of wine at a restaurant with a sea view 12 euros. Not le grand chic, but pure enjoyment of the view, the sound of the waves, the peace and quiet.