Situated on the middle of the town, the Hotel Central Marbella enjoys a privileged location just a few metres away from the beaches. This cozy and charming hotel, taking its proximity to some popular sightseeing and those of beaches, is now one of the preferred accommodation options among tourists.
Hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers who come to this resort town prefer this small hotel for its luxury rather the beauty of surrounding location which includes the Old Town to experience a typical Spanish holiday. Decorated with antiques, the hotel represents a true Andalucían character.
The hotel is, in fact, situated in a pedestrian street and not on the main street as every map shows it. So, it is virtually impossible to see the hotel from the road. However, just a few minutes on foot and you are on the beach, or at the Orange Square (Plaza de los Naranjos) which is the historic centre of Marbella.
Just moving out of the hotel for a leisure walk, you can feel the nature of an Andalucían street alive with roadside shops, restaurants, cafes and many activities of leisure, including flamenco music & dance. Whether it’s the Town Hall building or the 15th century chapel, you will get to see some most visited historical monuments of Spain.
Rooms & accommodation: The hotel complex has 15 double air-conditioned rooms all; are exterior facing, spacious, tranquil and enjoy lots of natural sunlight. The rooms are well equipped with all basic and modern amenities and round the clock room service. There is also a private garden so that visitors will have their best of time in a personal way.
Services & amenities: Here in the rooms, you will find internet Wi-Fi, hairdryer, direct dial telephone, safety deposit boxes, individually controlled air conditioning, central heating, lift to floors, front desk – fax service, coffee and tea maker, etc.
Other facilities offered to visitors include: special service for disabled people, beach umbrellas and deck loungers, luggage room, English speaking staff, reading and relax lounge, and non-smoking rooms on request.
The Hotel Central is a just a 100-meter walk from the beach “El Fuerte” and so it’s a must visiting spot, which offers a fantastic family vacation stay. You can easily walk down to the beach with your spouse or children to have a pleasant evening and enjoy some delicious cuisine specializing in fish and seafood at some attractive beachside eateries. There also you can enjoy sunbathing, water sports and some other beachside activities.
Hotel Central is no doubt a good place for a family holiday, but if you search for lodging with appetizing food option then this is not the right place. The hotel doesn’t boast its own restaurant or bar, although it offers breakfast. The other off-putting factor is the absence of parking space; guests will have to use the car parking outside the setting and that might be bothersome.
With all modern facilities and services, tourists would find this hotel a wonderful base from which it is quite easy to explore some of the nearby attractions along with numerous excellent restaurants, bars, shops and the magnificent Old Town surrounded by the ruins of Moorish wall with narrow white washed streets.
There are a range of accommodation options and selection of holiday homes for rent available in Marbella, located in the province of Malaga. Most of travellers prefer cottages, apartments, villas and rural country houses for a holiday package to this coastal resort. However, the sumptuously established villas in the Old Town and other areas of Costa del Sol offer a charm of its own – ensuring a great holiday experience in this part of world.
Deep in the heart of “Green Spain” is Galicia, renowned for its ancient forests high atop mountains and green pastures as far as the eye can see. Hence, it is no surprise that Galicia is the largest producer of fine cheese in all of Spain. Galicians have proudly flaunted this for the past three decades in their annual cheese fair, Feria de Queso de Arzúa, held the first Sunday in March.
You may well see all over Andalucía new streets and urbanisations called 28 Febrero. This is the “Dia of Andalucía” and is a holiday all over Andalucia. The history of Andaluz autonomy dates back to the beginning of the last century. In 1918 Blas Infante, the founder of modern Andalucían nationalism, drew up a charter for Andalucía and the current flag and coat of arms were adopted.
As in case of other holiday resorts in Costa del Sol, Marbella houses a range of sophisticated golf clubs those remain open for all year round in a wonderful weather. Most of the clubs are open both for professionals and holidaymakers; one of the much loved golf courses to mention here is the Aloha Golf Club.