We (family of four - two children 9,11 from NYC) spent three days at Humaina during Easter week. I could not underline more what other reviewers write about distance from Malaga. It may be Malaga the way surveyors consider it but even the coordinates provided (this is not a joke) on the hotel's web site are not to the hotel... More

First off, a bit of a warning: this place might look quite close to the city of Malaga as the crow flies, but it's a good 2 hours drive to the city. If you don't get lost. We spent two nights here on our way from Granada to Malaga city, and it was well worth it. The Malaga Mountains are... More

We stayed for 2 nights in May. having selected the hotel from previous Tripadvisor reports. The journey to the hotel is a bit of a nightmare, signposting and VERY windy roads, but the location is worth it. The rooms are fairly basic but with fabulous view, clean and comfortable. The public rooms were characterful if a little shabby, and the... More

This is a lovely building, a comfortable hotel in a beautiful setting. During our stay we met people from many different countries, (even Spain!) and all types, from tourists and families to cyclists and well-heeled weekenders. The website sends you round the 'long' way, (presumably because you'd never find the right road if you came up through Malaga) but actually... More

hotel humaina in malaga ia located some roughly 16 - 20 kms from the main city of malaga. the drive to the hotel is very picturesque uphill drive. the hotel itself looks like a heritage building and is beautiful. the hotel is in the middle of the forest surrounded by lush green pine forests and picturesque landscapes. a 15 mins... More

The setting was wonderful! The staff friendly and the atmosphere delightful. BUT, there was no heating (and it was really cold), the food was so-so, the bed (in the suite) was hard like a rock, the room was dusty, dusty, dusty, the smell of the wood stove (in the suite) was bad, there was a big hole in the ceiling... More

Indeed a delightful respite for a mature couple. This setup of a provincial "Parador" gives the hotel of a feel of more that just a rural hotel. The staff were delightful, food excellent and the location wonderfully insulated from the hubbub of Malaga but easily accessible.

Well run hotel nestled in a valley in the Malaga mountains. The staff were very efficient and friendly and the style of the hotel is very cosy and in keeping with its surroundings. Lovely walks around the hotel and it is also a good base for day trips into the Axarquia. At night it was fun to feel holed up... More

A wonderful haven upon arrival in Andalucia! I arrived in Malaga at 9pm, rented a car, and headed to the hotel. It should have been easier, but I didn´t get clear directions before I left. It took me over an hour of mountain driving, stopping three times with very limited spanish to ask directions (locals were very helpful), before I... More