Fuengirola Hotel Reviews

I went in November so of course places were closed etc. It was ok for our cheapy 2 day get away boozing but no good for younger people wanting night clubs. I ate out at a chinese restaurant chino which was nice and soooo cheap €6! One friend found a nice british cafe which did a nice english breakfast but unfortunatly i missed that one and ended up with an undercooked egg at the karaoke bar nasty. So for eating I would recommend you have a walk round first and see whats available. One great thing about fuengirola is that it is so easy to get to by train. The train is every 30 mins to and from the airport, it costs €2 and is the final stop. The times are 17 mins past the hour and 47 mins to the hour from fuengirola to the airport. I dont know if it was because it was off season when we went but there seemed to be a lot of prostitutes, people begging and alot of building going on, so i would say its not my fav place but if its a cheap weekend away then getting there and staying there was so ok for that, but for a proper holiday I would advise against fuengirola.

fuengirola is a good lively resort plenty of things to do and eating out the prices were a little steep on some things, two years ago we stayed on the east side of the resort, this year we stayed on the west side (near the castle) much prefered the east side cleaner and quieter and the beeches were better

OK. Go to the market on a Tuesday......Fantastic

very built up now havent been for 10years wont go again. the beaches are clean and well kept but it is not a pretty place. torremolinos is far better

Fuengirola is a great resort. A flat prom you can walk for miles and buses, trains and ferries to take you to Benalmadena, Torremolinos, Marbella, Malaga and more all along the Costa del Sol. Plenty of English and Spanish bars and restaurants. The train is Eur1.85 from Malaga Airport to Fuengirola. Cab nearer Eur40.00. We used the train but there are a few steps to negotiate.