Hotel Monarque Torreblanca

The room and the view were both okay, and I liked them overall. I’d rate the room 8/10, but the food only 2/10. We had Full Board, and the meals were the worst we’ve ever had at a hotel. Breakfast was acceptable, though the coffee was really bad. Lunch and dinner were extremely poor, easily the worst hotel meals we’ve experienced. When the food is that bad, it makes you feel as though you aren’t respected as a guest.

The peaceful, welcoming atmosphere made Hotel TorreBlanca in Fuengirola a lovely place to stay, whether you want to relax or have an active holiday on the Costa del Sol. The beach is just steps away, and restaurants, shops and the scenic coastal promenade are all within easy reach. My room was spotless and very comfortable, with beautiful views of the sea and surrounding area. From the moment I arrived, the staff greeted me warmly and professionally and made sure everything was taken care of. The hotel was clean throughout, with a real attention to detail. Breakfast was a highlight, with a wide choice of fresh, delicious food each morning. Hotel TorreBlanca brings together comfort, a great location and excellent service. I’d highly recommend it for a memorable stay in Fuengirola, and I’ll definitely return. Muchas gracias 😊

We’re leaving today after a fabulous week. We were all-inclusive, and the food was excellent, from the wide breakfast spread to the varied choices each evening. The staff were friendly, helpful and pleasant throughout. Our room, 502, was spacious, had a great sea view and was cleaned daily. The pool areas and gardens were lovely too. The hotel is in a great location, with the train station behind it. We didn’t hear it. We took the train to Malaga, and you can also ride into Fuengirola centre instead of walking. We walked most days. We’d definitely come back and highly recommend staying here 😀

As a solo traveller, I had an amazing stay and felt very lucky to get a room with a beautiful sea view. It was absolutely huge, with lots of wardrobe space, a hairdryer and a fridge. Torreblanca station was only a 30-second walk away, handy for a day trip to Malaga city or going into Fuengirola centre for food and entertainment. The bus was €2 and a five-minute walk down the hill, and the beach was close by too. Breakfast was included. I’m not much of a breakfast person, so I mostly ate fruit. When I tried the hot food, a lot of it was cold.