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First of all i would give this hotel and the amazing staff 100per cent for everything.our flight was delayed for seven and a half hours so we did not arrive till five am and the girl Monica was all smiles and full of chat ,nothing was to much to ask her.She is so pleasant.We have stayed here twice a year for the last few years and have been so lucky to be met and greeted by Monica..We will be back soon.All the rooms are perfect and so peaceful.Thanks again to Monica and all the staff for another fab holiday.

Ritual is pretty and not too far from Torremolinos train station. It’s located in a prime position where you can get to enjoy the view of the sea, the mountains and Torremolinos, the place is cleaned constantly and the rooms almost daily. All the staff are friendly and speak various languages making it so much easier to communicate with them. These factors cause the Hotel to trump other five star ones across Spain. The food is mostly great and the vibe also. The cons would be the Steam room and Sauna in the spa could do with being hotter and the pool on the Roof terrace could do with being heated, these things will help eliminate the prospects of varying temperature which could bring about a cold/virus. It would be great if it was clear that The Pringles are part of the mini bar, they had an ironing board to go with the iron and the staff bring it to your room and the wardrobe space be more or include a chest of drawers. I understand it was due to kitchen development.

First of all we were very disappointed by being downgraded from a Junior suite that we had booked and payed for down to a standard double room. We got told that the Junior suites were under rehabilitation. Something they could informed us about before we arrived. The rooms were dirty with old furniture's. Bathroom was nice and new. Thee rooftop area was very nice and clean, but unfortunately no heated jacuzzi or pool. Dinner buffet was quite nice to. Back to the room: Minisafe was not working and not even fixed when asked for. We do not recommend this hotel at the moment. Everything, even if we were polite to the staff all the way was declined and not helped with. We are normally not the people that complain or demanding, but this was a bad experience for us.

The location is great, has access to both the beach area and the center of town. The hotel seriously needs to fix its WIFI though, I paid for my WIFI which doesnt work in the room, have to go to the lobby for the dang thing to work. Breakfast is mediocre, although its not that bad. Seriously, the only really bad thing that happened was the WIFI, which is not included in the room, and seriously expensive, and yet doesn't work properly.

All the hotel staff are fantastically helpful and friendly, the breakfast was great value and would definitely recommend paying a little bit extra. The room was good, only tiny change would be the addition of coffee making facilities....First time I've stayed a hotel (previously stayed at the Melia Costa Del Sol) up the road staff at the Sol Don Pablo even better than the Melia... !!

Happy with almost everything except the confusion about what I was entitled to. Tried to assertain exactly what half board entitled me too, and asked for a wrist band but was told wasn't neccasary. Only to have a couple of highly embarrassing encounters with a bar person who literally followed me everywhere to the extent that every time I ordered anything I felt guilty even though I was told I was entitled to it. Having explained to Pedro the circumstances he told me that I was the only one who had a problem out of 800 people, inferring that I was untruthful even though my cousin was with me when I went to reception . apparently they do not make mistakes , although I met many people there who in fact had experiance problems. room was nice comfortable, bed and nice bathroom, clean with nice balcony and mountain view . Food nice and pool very nice. Reception staff very helpful . One thing , if you want internet , make your own arrangements , the internet connection is absolutly appalling, great value for money through agoda , £20 cheaper than the lowest price .

We arrived at the Barracuda for our last night in Spain having booked a double room. We were shown to a twin room, and told by the manager that there were "no more double rooms". Bear in mind that this is at least a 6 floor hotel, and in February, not even a quarter full. Then, on enquiry with the manager, we were told that we might upgrade to a superior double room for a price. We paid the extra 12 euros for this, but felt that since we had booked a double they might have seen sense to provide us with the type of room that we had booked. We noticed that there were extra charges for everything, and that you could hire kettles. It seemed mealy mouthed and mean. The "free" wifi was only available in the draughty reception area, and the signal virtually non existent, and I gave up trying to use it, however, you could pay for "premium wifi", where the signal was very strong. It seems outdated not to have free wifi in a 3 star hotel. However, the hotel redeemed itself in the attitude of the young woman on reception, in the following way. I walked out of the hotel and was immediately "pooped on" by a seagull-adding insult to injury. When I enquired about buying some shampoo from the hotel- we found there was none for sale, but the very sweet receptionist, sensing my growing annoyance with the lack of customer care, actually lent me her own shampoo and conditioner. This is why we have given the hotel favourable reviews, so I hope she gets a raise in wages or promotion, as she was exemplary in her customer care (her name was Anna). The place is very clean, and the rooms are the older type, and that means a bit shabby, but large- and well heated in February, with the rather useful addition of a fridge in the room, and balconies. The upgrade superior rooms are nicer as they have views of the sea. Towels are tiny, and the overall brand gives an atmosphere of mean-ness, which was rescued by the initiative of their receptionist. Breakfast was plentiful, but cheap and nasty. It's

Difficult to find from train station. Only 15 minute walk but we walked around the back of it twice not seeing the entrance. It was 9pm and dark, took us an hour. Our fault for not taking note of directions beforehand. The hotel was spotlessly clean, rooms spacious, comfortable bed and a large bathroom. Only stayed the one night. Would definitely stay again. 10 minute walk downhill to the sea front. Conveniently situated once you find it.

Budget hotel for the tourist mass. Nice pictures rooms of very limited size. Room service ladies do their best but the linen and towels are stinking. AC is nearly working but insufficient to cool the room. The free breakfast lunch and dinner result in a buffet which is the same for lunch as dinner and after week has the same taste. Wine and beer are of a quality which is poor. The entertainment is lousy. cheap, cheap. Swimming pool area is a crowd of bodies stacked together. Free parking is a lottery mainly no space and parking to be 1 km of the hotel in weekends. In short never again.

This place is a bit hidden, like a Love hotel. Leaving your key at the desk every time you leave the building is an inconvenience and makes you wander about security. However, they did ask for my name on return before giving the key. This may have been at my insistence. Only one bathroom/shower combo on the far end of my floor, it wasn't an issue, however, I spent a lot of time out of the building. Location is a bit north of all the attractions which made it quieter. I was there during a big event with large crowds and most accommodations trough-out the city still had availability, which was hard to believe. I felt just as secure in a "not highly rated" shared hostel dorm room in the city center (near the festival) - as I felt at Hostel Guillot.

The apartments were hard to find, they are above a shop. The apartment was very small, it has a tiny bedroom, the two beds were pushed together and you had to climb in from the bottom of the bed to get in one of them. The kitchen was tiny with two cooking rings, a micro wave, fridge and coffee maker.There is a tiny lounge with a two seater settee and tv with only English news on it. The bathroom was tiny with a shower over a half bath. The apartment is clean, the BIG BUT.... the only heating is in the bedroom, the rest of the apartment is freezing. We asked for an extra heater but were told they are not allowed to put any other heaters in there except the aircon.We spent the first evening in bed trying to keep warm. We had booked four nights but had to leave after the first one as we were so cold. These apartments should not be booked out in the winter months.

This is a real gem on the costa del sol. Its a small hotel, one of a group of three and it really was one of the best budget hotels I have stayed in. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, the room was spacious, super powerful shower, lovely sea view and the inclusive breakfast although basic was good quality and more than adequate. all in all I have no hesitation in recommending it