Apartamentos Plazamar

Apartamentos Plazamar

Hotel Class: 2.5 out of 5 stars2.5 Stars - 27 Opinions

Calle Mar, Playa de la Carihuela, 19, Torremolinos, Costa del Sol, Spain

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by lola101

i am going to torremolinos in feb and would like to know the best places to go and things to do.i know it will be very quiet at this time of year so im not expecting too much.
could anybody recommend any nice spanish bars or restaurants?
where are the best bars and clubs?
thanx

Re: help

by ghosthunter

The best restaurant in Torremolinos is the Red Parrot ( www.theredparrot.net ).
It's English i know but it's great. The best bars & clubs are in Benalmadena at that time of year. Torremolinos is like a ghost town after dark in winter . You will enjoy the shops though down San Miguel street . Which hotel are you staying at ?

Re: help

by paulinuk2u

its terriblemolinos ugh, hire a car quick,benalmadenas is better,theres lots to see if you have a car usefull site analucia.com dont forget malaga easy to get to on the train or bus,i did a 3 month holiday in torremolinos ugh still i had a car for a while not so bad then

Re: help

by doogvespa

although quiet at night,on the san miguel which is the main street,you will find going down the step quto penas an excellant fish place,tapas and rationes,try the adobo,further up the stairs towards the top of the street ,you will find another excellant very friendly bar where the road is next to manchego clothes shop,very good resturant,with a big picture of don quixote on the wall,come out of the door and 20 yard up is another good bar on your left,seafood and tapas,to the top then with the mainroad in front of you,look left across the street and you will see another good tapas bar ,just a doorway and a sign,be careful of tourist bars and resturants they can be poor,if tou can find the hotel grigo mar,across the road under the hostal flores is the best seafood resturant in torremolinos,try the rosada ali oli,anyway get down to arroyo de la miel at nite,about 6 euros in a cab,ask anybrits for the hole in the wall,i think its called el diablo ,good food for 8 euros with free wine

Travel Tips for Torremolinos

CASA DE "LOS NAVAJA"

by LoriPori

As you walk along the promenade, you can't miss the impressive building perched on the edge of a cliff. The CASA DE "LOS NAVAJA". was built in 1925 in the Mudejar-style by Antonio Navajas Ruiz.
The landmark, located on Calle Las Mercedes, is open daily with free admission.

COIN

by LoriPori

Friday March 16, 2001
As it was a cloudy day, Hans and I thought we would take a drive up in the mountains. Along with stopping in Mijas and Ojen, we visited the cute little town of COIN. What was nice about Coin was that it wasn't over-run by tourists, it was just a typical, laid-back Spanish town in the mountains. We were greeted by the friendly people of Coin and watched them as they went on with their daily lives.
Coin is located north-west of Torremolinos, north-east of Marbella.

Delicious cakes and ice cream

by toonsarah about Lepanto

We came to this excellent coffee shop twice – on Saturday afternoon for a bite to supplement our tapas lunch, and on Sunday morning for breakfast. On both occasions we were impressed by the quality of the goodies available and the reasonable prices. On the first occasion we arrived with Stacy (beach dog)after our walk back to the centre, planning on having a coffee. But the ice creams on display near the door changed our minds for us, so it was ices all round. All were delicious, but the stand-out flavours were probably the dulce de leche and chocolate with rum. Our two-scoop bowls cost 4€ each. When the rest of our group arrived they opted for coffee and cakes, and the latter looked so good that we had to sample one too - a delicious chocolate mousse-like concoction! I’m not sure how much this lovely treat cost as Carmen (Carmela71) insisted on paying the bill for the whole group – thank you Carmen :-)

We returned the next morning for breakfast, and had a good croissant each, two cappuccinos and a glass of fresh orange juice for 11€. My only quibble would be that the coffees came with whipped cream on top - not really a cappuccino therefore, and not really to my taste. It was easily scooped off however, and the coffee beneath was good and strong.

EXOTIC TOUR

by LoriPori

Not far from the Bajondillo Apartments is EXOTIC TOUR Travel Agency and Exchange.
Their tour prices are very reasonable and they always give a fair exchange rate on your currency (American - Canadian - British pounds - etc.)
I have exchanged money here many times and I believe it's even a better rate than using the ATM Machines. There is no commission charges - the rate you see is the rate you receive.

An example of tours they offer and (2010) rates are as follows:

Cordoba - Thursdays - Tour - 41,50 Euros - with lunch - 53,50 Euros
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Gibraltar - 12.50 Euros - Express 14.25 Euros
7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Granada - Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 54,95 Euros - with lunch - 66,95 Euros
7:40 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Includes admission to Alhambra

Nerja/Frigiliana - Monday and Thursday - 20,50 Euros - With Caves 26,50 Euros
9:20 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Ronda - Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday - 30,50 Euros - with Lunch 42,50 Euros
7:35 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Sevilla - Wednesday and Friday - 41,50 Euros - with lunch 53,50 Euros
7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Lunch is well worth the extra price as it usually includes a drink, dessert and gratuities

Prices are as of February 2010

Beach Art

by keeweechic

You have to really admire the sand artists, they really create some superb sculptures. When I was there Homer and Marge Simpson were the feature. Unfortunately the artist was nowhere to be seen when I walked past but they are certainly worth a donation.

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