On the gorgeous Costa del Sol, Hotel Nerja Princ is a quaint hotel in the coastal region of Malaga, Spain. It’s close to beaches, the Caves at Nerja, the Balcon de Europa and the Church of El Salvador. Each unit comes with background music, climate control, minibar, cable TV with digital channels, safe, hairdryer and a terrace/balcony. Guests of the Hotel Nerja Princ can enjoy a library, TV lounge, terrace and swimming pool, Jacuzzi, business facilities, complimentary Wi-Fi, laundry services and gaming room. Grab a bite or a drink at the snack bar (seasonal) or wander into the nearby neighborhood for a delicious meal or beverages. A short ways from numerous attractions, the hotel is five minutes on foot from Papagayo Beach, the Museum of Nerja and five minutes’ drive from the Old Fountain and Torrox Costa Promenade.
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One of the main perks of staying at Hotel Nerja Princ is how well situated it is for tourists. From the hotel, the beach is five minutes away, as well as with dozens of interesting sights, watersports and other activities, shopping and fine dining.
Having only 20 rooms at the hotel means that there are always a limited number of guests around. During the off season or while others are out dining or touring the city, the pool is often mostly empty. It’s like having your own private lagoon.
Visitors to the hotel will awaken to the smells of hot fresh eggs and bacon wafting through the grounds. A pleasant spread of cereal, fruit, cold cuts, cheeses, breads as well as coffee, tea and juices awaits you in the hotel dining room.
While the hotel is perfectly situated for the beach and other fun coastal activities, it may not be the finest option for those with mobility concerns. This is mostly because the hotel doesn’t have a lift. Guests with accessibility issues may wish to book on the first level.
Hotel Nerja Princ provides its guests with courtesy wireless Internet access. Unfortunately, several prior lodgers have mentioned that the signal is fairly week, even if you’re sitting near the router. If worst comes to worst, you may have to find a nearby café or bring a hotspot.
If you’re planning on driving to the hotel or renting a car once you’ve landed in Nerja, you may want to reconsider. Although the hotel does offer private parking, it is fairly expensive. There is available free street parking, but according to previous guests, finding a space can be nightmarish.
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