My husband and I stayed in the Pez Espada in February this year for 4 nights. Even though we are both in our early 40’swe were the youngest people in the hotel this however did not stop us from having a great time. We stayed half board, which as a vegetarian is always a bit worrying, but there were no... more

We booked the Hotel PEZ ESPADA with Thomson Holidays,hotel only for 7 nights in March.Booking a Superior Sea View Double Room at a supplement of almost £100.Only to be very dissappointed with the hotel and room. Firstly on getting out of lift on 3rd floor to be greated with a brown leather effect chair that was ripped along the back... more

Me and my boyfriend came to the Pez Espada last year for 2 weeks we loved it, very clean, rooms cleaned everyday, food nice but got sick of it after 2 weeks so we went out a few nights, loved the garden and the pools. The hotel is situated right near the beach so that was a bonus, and you... more

I have just returned today from a weeks stay at the pez espada, i cannot rate the hotel highly enough. Hotel rooms: the room i had(402) was spacious, clean and had a nice balcony with side sea view. The room was cleaned well everyday and towels changed when needed, there was plenty of complimentary shampoo, soap etc..The bedrooms and hallways... more

I have stayed at the Pez Espada with a friend every year from 1986 to 2007, and we have booked yet another holiday at this hotel for this year. We think the position of the Hotel is first class, the food is excellent with a varied choice. The restaurant staff were very friendly with a lot of handshaking on arriving... more

We have been staying at the "Pez" since 1990 ! The Hotel is ideally located on the seafront with gates leading straight onto the Promenade. To the left is a pleasant stroll to the Carihuela noted for its' Fish Restaurants and to the right to the Marina at Benelmadena. The best rooms are in the "new Block" all overlooking the... more

When the Pez Espada was built in 1959, all around it was empty beaches and sand dunes, and a kilometre away along Carihuela Beach was the small cliff-top village of Torremolinos. After the Pez Espada was built, everything on the Costa del Sol changed so that today is one of the most-overbuilt, ugly and unlovely stretches of coast in Europe.... more

Stayed here in November 2007 with 11 middle aged friends on a golf trip for 5 nights and I found the hotel perfectly acceptable. Staff were very friendly on reception, in the dining room and especially the bar where the staff looked after us superbly. Breakfast was good with a wide selection of choice and the rooms perfectly adequate for... more

booked hotel on a late deal,got a superior room on groundfloor which was quite nice.half board was very good,restaurant was clean and food of a high quality,no sharing when you dined.bottle of water one pound bottle of house wine four pounds. entertainment low key,happy hour three times per week in cabaret bar. most of the clientele over 50, but that... more