This place is dirty and falling apart. Hairs (not mine) were all over the bathtub. Door was…read morebroken. They forgot to clean my room one of the days. They say there is free wifi, but it barely ever works. To top it off, the air conditioning broke one night and it was 28deg C in the room. They wouldn't do anything about it - their solution was "sleep with the door open". They wouldn't provide any compensation for the lost night of sleep - in fact, the manager refused to discuss it. Stay at your own risk. It's really not worth it!

On my trips to Marbella, I've stayed in different areas of town but the town is quite compact, so…read moreit's not really a major inconvenience you do stay Senator Marbella Spa Hotel caught my eye with its outstanding leisure facilities and the hotel were running a special deal allowing hotel guests to use the extensive spa for free. Ever one with an eye for a bargain, I snapped up a room here for my recent trip The main hassle is that it is located a little out of town compared to some other hotels but nothing unmanageable. Its location is a little confusing on Google Maps where it is placed incorrectly - it is literally next door to the Palacio de Congresos exhibition centre. It took me 20 minutes to walk downhill to the hotel from Marbella bus station It's a 5 minute stroll down to the beach and within 5 minutes of walking along the pleasantly tarmaced beachside walk, you'll hit the strip of restaurants and retail shops which will line your whole path right up into town. Taking this scenic route means you'll take about 25-30 minutes to get to the Old Town area but taking the direct walk on the main road will probably get you there in 20 minutes. The best beach area is at the end closer to the Senator hotel. The town end becomes quite pebbly. There are lots of areas with static umbrellas for hire if it's too hot and I do like the provision of public showers at the beach The Senator is classed as 4 star and the large spacious rooms and public areas do reflect the little bit of luxury associated with a higher class hotel. There was free cold water and juice available in the public lounge The bedrooms come with a little balcony but there's no seaview, being a little inland. Perhaps dealing with shortcomings mentioned in reviews on another review website, there's now air conditioning as well as a ceiling fan in the room. Free wifi is also available in all bedrooms though I was a little disappointed to find that the basic (ie slower) wifi was free but a premium (ie paid) option promised faster speeds. It wasn't unusable but was certanly frustrating at times Perhaps my favourite feature of the hotel was the rooftop pool and hot tubs. There was a fantastic view of the sea and mountains and I spent a very pleasant afternoon on my deckchair soaking up some rays The spa area was a little odd - common changing room for both sexes with no obvious private cubicles for changing in. However, the facilities were amazing. Large pool with multiple hot tubs, various massage jet options, steam rooms (clothed and ahem continental style), an ice room and plunge pools. The spa area is very big and I also whiled away some hours down here The breakfast option is worth paying extra for. There's a large selection of cold meats, fresh fruit (I ate a lot of watermelon and pineapple!), cereals, yoghurts, bread and croissants. They also cook bacon, eggs and omelettes to order. A good start to the day The other reason I stayed at this end of town is that it was very close to the Melia Don Pepe hotel, which housed Calima, a restaurant where I ate my second favourite meal ever Currently my favourite hotel in Marbella until I rob a bank to get enough money to stay at the Melia Don Pepe!

Wonderful experience- amazing architecture inside and delightful atmosphere. Massage was swedish…read moretraditional and good.

This was a wonderfully relaxing, immersive experience. Hammam is nestled in a small street, across…read morethe street from a church. You walk in off the street to quiet, sweet incense and greeted to check in, and prepare for your experience. Inside, you change into your bathing suit (recommend bikini/2-piece of you are getting the massage), then are lead into the spa space. There's a main bath under the sunlight sky-window and another by the showers, but dont stop - there are multiple baths tucked around each corner and a steam space and (maybe the best thing) hot marble slabs to just lay on - think - whole body hot stone. If you get the scrub/massage, a host will come get you (somehow they find you, you don't have a specific time) for a most relaxing bath and body treatment. Trust. It's great. The spa is very quiet - no phones allowed and very quiet conversations - so you can think, meditate, relax, rest. After the long flight & train ride, this was a great 1st stop to get vacation started.

Follow the winding cobblestone of Calle Aire to an inconspicuous doorway that hides a…read moresemi-luxurious hammam. I appreciate how they repurpose the original buildings, the vibe is that you've been transported to North Africa. You can immerse yourself in different temperature pools (sequential, tepidarium, and caldaroum), or chill on marble chaises with water jets and enjoy the relaxing sound of waterfalls. You also have the option of immersing yourself into a wine pool, which was very unique. The rooftop pool had a spectacular view of the cathedral and 360' of Seville. This bathhouse was coed and I much more preferred the private baths of Evora, as it was more tranquil. The staff were okay and the massage was just MEH. I would do it again even to just sip some cava while admiring the gorgeous panorama of Sevilla from the rooftop pool.

This is literally the first time I've ever left a negative review for any business. I've just never…read morefelt compelled to before. This was such a disappointing experience. We were so looking forward but from the moment we arrived, the staff felt absolutely uninterested and disengaged (no one offered a tour or any introduction to the place), the whole place felt unclean (they allow street shoes in the dressing room (yuck), among many other issues), two of the showers didn't work, and the signage all over is just terrible. We stayed 20 minutes and couldn't wait to get out of there. I would not recommend this place. For reference, we went to a very similar place in Grenada and it was wonderful.

What a relaxing experience. It could not been improved upon…read more You pay when you book. I actually did this in person as I wanted to be sure I would be able to find it. I paid for the 60 minute baths and 30 minute massage. It was bliss. The pool area and changing room were all clean. the staff were very friendly. The woman who did my massage was brilliant. I know it is not a RMT massage but she got into all those knots. The pools are warm, cold and hot and you are supposed to go from one to the next. I did that before my massage but after my massage, it was the warm and hot one. You are told to forget about time. They come and get you at your massage time, then come and tell you when your time was up. I was so relaxed at the end of it. Oh and how can I forget the tea. They serve you tea in the pools and it was delicious. And this is coming from a non tea drinker. A great way to spend an afternoon. Highly recommend.

Great experience. Nice tea provided. They even sell bathing suits at a reasonable price if you…read moreforgot yours.

This Hamman experience was my favorite part of Grenada. It's a 90 minute experience but they were…read morenot very strict about timing which was nice. They had a cold pool, medium warm pool, multiple hot pools, and a steam room. They also had hot stones but it was more like barely warm, had to confirm that this is it stone. Highly recommend adding a massage to the experience. I got a 30 minute massage and my masseuse, Andre, was very good! Although he did not speak much English. I wish you could specify a masseuse or at least gender though.

Pools were nice as well as the staff, but massages are not true massages. I went with my husband,…read morewho they forgot to bring back, so he was at least 30 minutes behind me, he was supposed to have a 45 min massage, but due to the 11/2 hr timeline, he only got about a 20 min one and I felt rushed through the whole process and didn't get to enjoy it with my husband. I would go and enjoy the baths, and skip the massage. It definitely wasn't worth it.

From the owner: Tenemos una amplia gama de tratamientos orientados a todas las necesidades de los clientes:…read more -Masajes relajantes (20,30, ó 50 minutos) -Masajes descontracturantes -Masajes anticelulíticos, linfáticos y faciales. -Tratamientos corporales y faciales (chocolaterapia, envolturas, tratamientos faciales (cítricos, colágeno y seda y oro) y limpiezas faciales. -Depilación -Manicuras y pedicuras