Find all hotels by Macia Hoteles in Orgiva from AED 290

"Ex servicio"

"Location was good. I enjoyed one night stay with family ."

"I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The reception staff were very kind and helpful, and the hotel is stylish, neat, and tidy. The breakfast was also very tasty."

"The rooms are big with high ceilings, comfortable beds, everything was clean and overall a good experience. The only criticism I have is that there was no free drinking water in the room. There was water in the minibar fridge but non that appeared to be free and readily available. That aside our stay was very pleasant."

"Very friendly staff at a location ideal for walking the forests of the Alhambra. The rooms were large by European standards with lovely full Bathrooms and ample lighting "

"Great area, not far from Alhambra and a short drive from city center. The hotel was nice with good amenties. The lobby and common areas are more recently renovated and well decorated. But our room was older and some renovation would have made it look even better. Breakfast was also pretty good. Overall a good stay at a good price. "

"Great view from our room. Lovely to sit on balcony overlooking the sea (very close). Wish they had 100% cotton sheets as the mixed fibres ones make me itch. Wish room temp more controllable. Should have walk in showers. Indoor pool and jacuzzi really good."

"We love this hotel! This was our third time at Arrayanes Playa Hotel. The location and beach view is perfect. Being on the edge of town gives greater choices for the beach and is just outside of the paid parking zone. We even played ping pong in the recreation room. The staff is friendly and very helpful."

"Not up to par for a 4 star hotel. Bathroom tiles had black mould and I saw 2 earworms on my last morning there. Hotel comped my room service for this because I had photographic proof. However, I don’t believe that really makes up for these hygiene issues. Location is not bad, but nit that close to the tourist highlights such as the Alhambra, viewpoints, and Albaicin"