Apartamentos Málaga Andes

This apartment wasn't up to scratch. There was hair in the shower, no bed sheets, and the sofa bed was really uncomfortable. In the end they gave us fancy bed throws, but no proper bedding or duvets.

In El Palo, there's a bus stop right outside, a supermarket next door, and lots of places to eat. My partner and I stayed in these apartments for several days, and I'd recommend them for a short stay near the beach in Malaga.

We were there in January and had just one small duvet for the bed, with no blankets, so it was freezing. The air conditioning was too noisy to leave running. The sofa bed was dirty and uncomfortable, and with no blanket I had to go to Carrefour to buy some, along with pans. The whole place was filthy, including the kitchen, microwave, sofa bed, headboard, and air conditioner. Even the toilet brush had the previous guests' excrement on it. There was mold in the shower, which was broken and leaked. The water heater was so small that there was barely enough hot water for one quick shower, even though there were three of us. The swollen bathroom door wouldn't open properly. Getting anywhere with the apartment manager, Fernando, was impossible. He ignored issues and didn't fix them. When someone finally got in touch, they laughed at us. Fernando, try spending a night there and see how you sleep. These apartments are a disgrace, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

There was very little space, and the apartment was austere. The kitchen supplies were sparse too, with too few utensils, plates, glasses, and cups for the three of us. I was there for two weeks and had to buy a couple of pots and pans. When we tried to reach the manager with requests, he ignored us and never replied.