I agree with most of the comments I have read about this hotel. I thought the breakfast was pretty good, but I recommend going down for breakfast before 8:30, unless you want to spend some time queuing. There are definately not enough lifts, which was a problem for us, as we had a pushchair, and once ended up carrying it... more

My husband and I stayed at Hotel Cervantes for 4 nights. By reading their website, one would think the hotel is easy to get to the beach. You have to walk across the street, get on an elevator, which costs 1 euro roundtrip, and then when you get off, you have to go down a street and cross a road... more

Stayed there for 7 nights in June. Room was clean, Fresh & Airy with a lovely sea view. Very disappointed with the breakfast. Very overcrowed it took 30 mins to que for toasting and the sauceages & bacon were raw most mornings & if you wanted ceral you had to UHT milk with it. The evening meal was €40 per... more

We're a young couple and have just returned from a great week at this hotel. The hotel itself has recently been done up and is really clean and modern. We were half board and the food was excellent..good variety, some staples but something new on offer each night! Pool wasn't huge but good and deep and the lifeguard solves the... more

Initially very happy with the hotel. It looks very smart from the entrance lobby and feels very spacious and calm. However, after a while it becomes very obvious that the hotel isn't of the same standard you might expect of a 4 star hotel in Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia. Although there are 4 lifts in the building two were out... more

This hotel needs to be sound-proofed. Waking up almost every night by slamming doors, loud televisions and even by normal talking in the room next to mine (even though I am a sound sleeper). more

Just returned from Hotel Cervantes parts of which are still being refurbished, e.g the first floor swimming pool is out of comission.The public areas of the hotel are spacious and well maintained. The problems start at reception with one female member of staff whose aim in life is to make life as difficult as possible for guests. A lot of... more

Hi. Just back from a weekend stay {my 2nd}at the Cervantes hotel in Torremolinos. Its a superbly located hotel right in the center of the town,ideal for shopping and restaurants. The reception as has most of the hotel been lavishly refurbished. This is a town hotel as opposed to a holiday hotel as such but offers a great buffet breakfast... more

My husband and I have just returned from a trip to Torremolinos, Spain. We stayed in the Cervantes Hotel. I was delighted that we chose this hotel. We flew to Malaga and though I had read somewhere that you just follow the signs for the train, we did have to ask for directions. Arrivals is downstairs in the airport and... more