What is the nearest airport to Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel?
The nearest international airport is Málaga-Costa del Sol, about 48 km away.
Is Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel on the beach?
Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Is Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel suitable for families?
Yes, Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel have a spa or wellness area?
Yes, Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
How many stars does Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel have?
Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa Hotel is a 4-star property.
What guests say
9.4
Excellent
9327 reviews via Google
Thank you very much for your truly wonderful stay.
My 5 year old son and I we had a great time!
Here are some small small details which could be improved:
For small children a booster seat for the breakfast and dinner would be great. I know you have baby chairs, but I'm talking about children aged 4 to 6, that would be a great help for them to eat properly (see pictures attached).
Also for the toilet at the pool and other open toilets a step stool would have been a great help for kids.
For Breakfast an additional orange juice dispensary at the terrace outside would
Have been great! So to get orange juice (which nearly everyone wants), you don't have to go all the way inside to the buffet, but you can just get the orange juice next to the coffee machine at the terrace - that would be great.
And then the towels: I understand that you would like to have a €20 deposit but it was a bit annoying to first find that out at the "towel dispenser", then I have to go back to reception to put a deposit etc. so it would be great if you could leave the €20 deposit right at the place where you can get the towel (paying with the "room/watch chip")
And one more thing: potato chips at the star café would've been nice. But thanks to very kind Antonio. He organized some chips for us from the snack bar.
Overall: a super good experience and I love to see you soon.
I spent one week with my teen kid. We enjoyed our stay a lot. What we like the most were hotel activities: morning aerobics, aqua-gym, life music and dancing, shooting, bingo you name it. Every day there was something nice to participate to. Also food was amazing, great selection of dishes followed by faboulous dessert table with fresh fruits, ice cream and pastry. Fantastic!
This is our second time here…. we returned for various different reasons. All the staff are attentive, friendly and organised. The hotel is gorgeous, food great and loads of activities for all ages.
Easy to travel to different places like Nerja and Frigiliana…. but if you just want to chill at the hotel, you’ll never get bored. Fantastic for all ages….. and on the beach.
We love it. (Family of 5, with 3 children (29.15 and 9)
Great place to see the sunset too on a morning walk. x
Our stay at Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa was absolutely wonderful. The hotel exceeded our expectations in every way. The location is perfect, right on the beachfront, with stunning sea views and easy access to the promenade and nearby restaurants and shops.
The rooms were spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, while the facilities were excellent, especially the swimming pools and beautifully maintained gardens. The food was delicious, with a wide variety of fresh, high-quality dishes to suit every taste.
What truly made our stay exceptional was the staff. Every member of the team was friendly, professional, and always willing to help with a smile, making us feel genuinely welcome throughout our holiday.
If you're looking for a relaxing beachfront getaway with outstanding service, excellent food, and a fantastic atmosphere, Iberostar Waves Málaga Playa is the perfect choice. We would definitely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Costa del Sol.
We are leaving today after a 10-day stay. Overall, the hotel has some very good points, but also several issues that affected our experience.
The room was very nice, especially the bathroom. The location is good, with the beach only about one minute away, and the pool area itself is attractive and enjoyable.
However, the evening entertainment is extremely loud, making it difficult to sleep until the music is over.
The kids’ club and Mini Disco were also disappointing. Almost everything is in Spanish, and children who do not speak Spanish are hardly involved. Compared with our previous Iberostar stays in Mallorca and Tenerife, the animation here felt far below the standard we expected.
The pool is too small for the number of guests, and the surrounding tiles are extremely slippery. During our stay, we witnessed several people falling, which in our opinion is a real safety concern.
Sunbeds are another issue: if you do not reserve one very early in the morning, it is extremely difficult to find one later.
Finally, the quality of some drinks, especially the water, could be much better.
A hotel with a great location and some very nice facilities, but several important points need improvement to match the Iberostar standard we know from other hotels.
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