ポサダ ラ プラザ

Good value and good fun A fair bit further from Nerja than advertised but stunning location lovely hotel and two comfortable rooms for three of us Gustavo and staff very friendly and welcoming The food was good service and entertainment great

Small room but efficient. Comfortable bed, good location. Easy check in.

Lo único malo es el tema de aparcamiento, que seguramente tengas que aparcar en la zona de abajo. Y si te quieres bañar, la piscina está en otro hotel que tiene el dueño. Y esto no tiene que ver mucho con el alojamiento, pero si quieres bajar o subir de Nerja, te recomiendo un sitio más cercano, es una carretera muy mala con muchas curvas cerradas y se tarda 40min

Lugar tranquilo y bonito para descansar , la atención muy buena, el dueño amable y atento. El pueblo y el entorno muy bonito.

I was moving from Barcelona to Malaga which is a 9hr drive and I am 6 months pregnant. When my fiancée and I saw that it was getting late and we wouldn’t make it on time we booked this place to stay with 2 twin beds. I specifically booked a place that dogs are allowed. We called ahead to make sure it was alright since we would arrive at 10pm (Spain currently has a curfew from 10pm to 6am). We drove 40minutes up the dark creepy mountain. My fiancée took our dog with him to go check us in, the attendant said the reservation was only for one person (even though I booked 2 beds) and also said dogs were not allowed and we would have to leave her in the car. My fiancée said that was not possible... so the attendant told my fiancée either the dogs stays in the car or we can’t come in. I am 6months pregnant and was forced to sleep in a car because the law prevented us from leaving. I was not able to use the washroom for over 8hrs. We were forced to sleep next to a cemetery I am completely devastated and cannot believe my family was treated this way. I had taken a screenshot of the booking amenities stating dogs were allowed, when I texted him that I would be contacting customer service the attendant went and removed that pets were allowed.