O Bluesea Al Andalus Hotel é um hotel de praia quatro estrelas em Torremolinos. Tem 204 quartos com vista para o mar.
Dias relaxantes na praia com a família
As crianças podem se divertir em uma piscina infantil e em um parque infantil. Quando quiserem variar, as famílias podem alternar o tempo na praia com uma partida de tênis.
Comodidades e características
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Número máximo de pessoas por quarto
4
Vistas
Vista para o mar
Número de quartos
204
Ano de fabrico
1964 (remodelado 2005)
Cadeia hoteleira
Bluesea Hotels
Pagamento no hotel
Visa, Mastercard, Diners Club
Número de pessoas
3 pessoas4 pessoas
Localização
Em frente à praiaJardim / terraçoVista para o mar.
Comodidades
Ar condicionado (quarto)BarSala de conferênciasGinásioEstacionamento grátisWi-Fi grátisRestaurantePiscina
A sua estadia ideal
Acessível
Ideal para
Famílias
Tipo de alojamento
Hotel
Crianças
Piscina infantilIdeal para criançasParque infantil
Instalações desportivas
Ténis
Nos arredores
Centro «Torremolinos»1 km
Centro «Arroyo de la Miel-Benalmádena Costa»3,2 km
We have come for my 40th birthday with 7 girl Friends and I can honestly say this place has been everything we hoped for. The staff, food location and especially the animation team have been fantastic. Very chatty, lots going on, super clean and the food is great with lots of options for everyone. Everyone works super hard. Thank you for making our stay fantastic :) xx
Lots of love from a very happy girl gang.
My wife, our children, and I had a wonderful vacation at the Blue Sea Hotel. The hotel offers fantastic facilities for children, who absolutely enjoyed every moment of our stay. We would especially like to thank the exceptionally friendly and helpful staff who made our holiday even more pleasant. We will definitely be back!
We had a wonderful family holiday at this hotel, and the animation team was by far the highlight of our stay. They made every day fun, engaging, and full of great memories for both adults and children.
A very special mention to Daniela, she is truly delightful, full of energy, and incredibly sweet. My children absolutely adored her and left the hotel completely in love with her.
Thank you for making our family trip unforgettable. We can’t wait to come back.
We just returned yesterday after 1week all inclusive, hotel and food amazing . Only downfall that puts us of returning is that it didnt cater for English people , entertainment all in Spanish we were not even asked to join in activities or entertainment at night .if ur English I wouldnt bother going we felt very left out. Most staff ok but bar staff were quite rude serving Spanish 1st before us even though we where in queue. Also for all inclusive u pay 1euro for plastic cup that wouldnt even hold a pint so continuously having to go back to bar, queues at night dreadful not enough staff on . We where disappointed as the hotel was lovely and spotless.
BlueSea Andalus has clearly treated itself to a makeover, and honestly, good for them — it shows. The newly renovated downstairs lounge and bedrooms feel bright, calm and genuinely comfortable, the sort of place where you walk in and immediately think 'this will be do nicely'. The coloured cushions and soft carpets add a warm, beach‑holiday glow, and everything is impressively clean.
We stayed for a long weekend, and the location is spot‑on: a quick wander to the beach promenade, close to all the essentials, and with easy links into Torremolinos centre. Ideal for anyone who likes to be near the action but not in the action.
Now, food. Let’s set the record straight: dinners were actually very nice — a good mix, tasty, and we were always happy heading back up to the room afterwards. Breakfast, however, was more on the “functional” side. Not bad, just… limited. The kind of breakfast that says, “I’ll get you started, but you may want a mid‑morning pastry later.”
The only real gripe? The WiFi. It works, but only if you stand in the right spot like you’re trying to tune an old radio. A little more coverage around the hotel would go a long way.
Overall, though, it’s a lovely, comfortable base with an inviting pool and bar area space, close to peaceful gardens and greenery if you have the zest to relax.
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