The Hotel Ibersol Torremolinos Beach is located directly on the beach in Torremolinos. This four-star hotel has 260 rooms with sea views and a garden terrace.
Easy family beach days
Thanks to the children's pool and kids' entertainment, it is ideal for families. You can also use the spa and wellness area outside of beach hours.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Views
Sea view
Number of rooms
260
Year of manufacture
2000 (refurbished 2012)
Hotel chain
Ibersol
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzziRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
We absolutely love this hotel. Is a very good location, near the beach, plenty pools outside too. Is very clean. The room service is excellent, the ladies are cleaning everyday. We had the towels changed, refreshed the beds. They gave us every day 1 bottle of 1.5 liter water. We have soap, body shower and shampoo. Perfect silence. There are few lifts. Mini fridge in the room. We had only breakfast, but very good, good variety, plenty to choice from hot and cold food and drinks. There is entertainment at the evening. There is a gym. Everyone from stuff is nice, smiling and helpful. Plenty shops, restaurants, farmacy, We highly recommend it to anyone!
We stayed at Ibersol Torremolinos for eight nights and were extremely happy with our experience.
Before our arrival, the hotel kindly agreed to receive a very large parcel on my behalf. I honestly didn’t think this would be possible, so I was incredibly grateful for their help—it was such a kind gesture and meant a lot to me.
The hotel has a fantastic team of staff—everyone we met was friendly, welcoming and professional. However, Maria truly deserves a special mention. She welcomed us warmly at reception, arranged a beautiful room for us and remained incredibly kind and helpful throughout our entire stay. No matter what we needed, she was always happy to assist us and made us feel genuinely looked after. Maria is a real credit to the hotel and made our experience even more special.
The hotel itself is lovely, clean and well maintained. The rooms, particularly the bathrooms, could benefit from a little renovation, but apart from that, we really couldn’t complain about anything.
The food was also delicious, with a wide variety of options available every day. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would happily return. A huge thank you to Maria and the entire team for making our visit so enjoyable!
The hotel is beautiful, clean, and very well maintained. The services are excellent, and the staff are friendly, polite, and highly professional. Overall, it truly deserves a high rating for the quality of hospitality and comfort provided.
However, I do have one important observation regarding the restaurant. I would strongly recommend that the menu clearly lists the ingredients of each dish. As a vegetarian, I ordered a pasta dish assuming it did not contain any meat. After finishing the meal, I was informed by a staff member that it contained pork.
I sincerely hope this point can be improved for the benefit of future guests, especially those with dietary preferences or restrictions.
Best holiday! We are here currently, we were expecting chaos, crazy kids screaming and running around in the restaurant but none of that all. Its busy but not too much as we seen in other hotels.
Food is good, only for a 4 star you should expect a bit more choice but the quality is good. We love the daily paella. Rooms are good, very comfy beds and the view is amazing.
Ive been reading the comments and they are 100% right about the animation, the absolute best we have ever seen!! Frank the entertainer, the energy that guy is putting whole day long in the activities with so much hapinesss and getting everyone involved, is just amazing. We joined almost everything. The daily aguagym is a big party as well! But be on time as there are so many people joining in, to have a nice spot in the pool.
Bar staff is very friendly, they do a deposit system for a reclying cup per person. We just didnt understand how it worked, we had to keep the receipt but that wasn't clear to us. So we lost our deposit, so now we want to bring the cup home as a souvenir haha.
The elevators are slow I have to say, if this could be fixed, the hotel would be perfect. We are going back tomorrow,but we will be back bext year!
You can't knock this hotel really. It's got a great location, we also came here last year and we see now that the recent redevelopments have certainly improved it.
The lifts are slightly better this year but they are still not amazing.
Food is good. Good variety and reasonable quality.
What improved the most is the entertainment. I don't think i ever seen it this good. Frank and his team are full of energy, happy and are giving that extra mile, we havent seen it like this the other years.
They did an amazing show for San Guan, a Spanish night, what a party it was, we laughed so much, my friend won a cocktail 😎 one thing I need to say, we love a night of fun where the public joins in, Frank was the absolute best, but participation acts everyday gets a bit of the same, this year the hotel doesnt invest in shows, like a motown group or flamingo act.
We went to the puente real hotel two nights, which is right next to it, to see a live act and a flamingo, so at the end it was perfect.
The staff are probably the biggest plus they are all friendly and helpful especially the poolbar guys and Frank and team who made our holiday!
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