Spend a relaxing break on the Costa del Sol’s golden beaches with a stay at this ... more
impressive, modern hotel. It comes surrounded by lush gardens and an outdoor swimming pool.The Tryp Guadalmar overlooks Guadalmar Beach, just 5 km from Málaga’s historic c...
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Location. The Hotel Tryp Guadalmar is located in Malaga, Spain, six kilometres from the ... more
city centre, and three kilometres from Malaga Airport. Hotel Features. Overlooking Malaga Bay, the hotel offers direct access to the beaches of Guadalmar and ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Hotel Tryp Guadalmar is located in Malaga, Spain, six kilometres from the ... more
city centre, and three kilometres from Malaga Airport. Hotel Features. Overlooking Malaga Bay, the hotel offers direct access to the beaches of Guadalmar and ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Huge rooms, great comfort, good location. Disadvantages: Parking !
My appreciation of the internet reached an all-time high, when we checked into the Tryp Hotel Oviedo last summer.
It had been discovered, researched and booked all online, and nothing disappointed.
1 Discovering The Hotel Tryp
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My experience really started with the decision to use a no-frills airline to do a cheapie European holiday last summer.
The problem was that the cheap flights from Belfast were alll booked up and we could have got a package holiday for the flight costs to Prague, Barcelona and the like.
Suddenly, I came on Stelios's new Easyjet route to Asturias from Stansted. I had to get the maps out to find out where it was, and check online to see what the area could offer - it all looked good.
We were soon booked for this beautiful part of Northern Spain - reviewed by me elsewhere ...
Advantages: Location, comfort & views. Disadvantages: Businesslike and few English speaking staff.
We were outside work in the car park, three of us enjoying the fresh air and sunshine and Angry Man kicking the wall and smoking a cigarette. "Malaga" he said authoritatively "is a dump." This was a view I was to hear echoed from the minute I booked the flight to Malaga and decided to stop overnight before we travelled further into Spain, right up to getting the train from Malaga Airport. Even as a kindly English lady helped us work the ticket machine, our decision was under question.
I am pleased to report that Malaga is not that bad. In fact (and I'm not saying this to be contrary) - I like it! This was helped in part by our rather well located hotel. The train journey in from the Airport twists through slum like flats, but somehow, these look better than the approach to Paddington in the rain and the 2 euro journey was the start ...
I went to malaga in 2007, I wasn't impressed at all, personally I think this may stem from the hotel and if you haven't got a good place to stay, it usually would hinder the holiday experience.
Although, saying this there were a few good aspects of the holiday, the beach was lovely, plenty of sunloungers with comfortable cushions which we had to pay a small fee for for the whole day. The route to the beach wasnt very good there were steep hills and a lot of steps which could be a problem for a lot of people - there is a lift though.
Another good point was the shops, they were open very late and when i was there, there were lots of sales on in good shops, Malaga has good shops like zara.
A bad point in my opinion was the entertainment, we went at peak season and there wasnt a lot to do, and not much going on for families.
The eating ...
hollie1408 10.03.2009
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