BLUESEA Al Andalus

i emailed Bluesea Al Andalus with a question about my friend's dietary needs. I was so impressed, I had a response the same day and believe me that doesn't happen often. Thank you Manuel for taking the time to answer my email. We are looking so forward to our stay on the 10th of April. Our Review will follow.

I’ve just returned from a short break at this hotel. As it was out of season, there was no pool access or entertainment available, which is worth bearing in mind when booking. The room was clean and a good size, although it didn’t have a balcony. I’d recommend requesting one in advance if that’s important to you. The hot food selection was a bit disappointing for a 4-star hotel. However, there was always a good variety of fresh salads and fruit, and the desserts were enjoyable. There’s also a snack station in the bar area where you can make toasties or grab a pastry, which was a nice touch. The location is good — just a few minutes’ walk from the beach, shops, and local the shops etc

My Andalusian Sanctuary: Why BlueSea is My Happy Place From the historic soul of Málaga to the sun-drenched energy of Torremolinos and the turquoise coves of Nerja, this coast is where my heart finds its rhythm. My recent stays at the newly refurbished BlueSea Costa Serena and BlueSea Al Andalus were beyond 5-star; the rooms were spotless, the dining was run like clockwork, and the staff were exceptionally welcoming. Even the chilly pools couldn't dampen the spirits—though, in true British fashion, I did the "one leg at a time" hesitation while the locals just dived straight in! I often wish I’d been born in Spain; the outdoor culture and the good-natured people offer a quality of life we often miss in the UK. While some visitors give us a bad name, we are not all bad from the UK. The warmth of the Spanish sun and the "hassle-free" mission of delivering Value at high standards at the BlueSea hotels keep me coming back. I’m already counting down the days until my return to the Bluesea Al Andalus in September 2026 to breathe, reax and enjoy wonderful culture and a way of life I wish we could have in the UK. Staying at the Bluesea Hotels, you can expect exceptional value along with professional high standards.

Hotel in a good spot, easy to get to different places. Rooms: clean and big enough. Equip in small fridge, towels and hair dryer. However you can hear people walking round their room and flushing their toilet from upstairs. Reception: Friendly and very welcoming however the bar staff or canteen seemed very miserable half a time. We went as a group of friends and purchased all inclusive.. PLEASE Avoid. Food was absolutely awful so ended up going out for food.🤮 Not much to choose from, we picked out few things and it was absolutely disgusting, uncooked..even the salad and dessert bar was very poor, don't waste your money on it.

Excellent location, friendly staff and good food.

Arrived in morning and checked in, room wasn't ready but still got AI band and put luggage in storage. The hotel is light, bright and airy also its nipping clean in all areas. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. I personally could not fault the food, there was always something nice to eat and the AI drinks were very good too. Please be aware you will be asked for a €1 deposit for your reusable glass, you hand it back at end of stay and get your money back, this cuts down on table clearing by staff and also no plastic waste. I booked a solo room with no balcony and was very surprised at the size of it. It had a double bed and plenty of storage with a large window and a spacious bathroom. The pool area and gardens are well kept but I must say the pool was empty. I didn't know this at time of booking but it was because it was low season and says on their website but not who I booked with. Saying that I wouldn't have gone in pool anyway but be aware if you like a dip. The beach is about a 5 minute walk away down hill with lovely prom walks. This hotel is really lovely and I enjoyed my solo stay and will definitely be returning.