We paid €57 for two people (booking through hotels.com was cheaper) and had a great stay at this…read morehotel! It was conveniently located to jet across the boarder to scope out Gibraltar yet is better positioned on the Spanish side of the boarder for delicious tapas and good nightlife. I slept really well and the next morning we enjoyed the amazing selection at the buffet breakfast then I went for a swim in the pool before we checked out - wonderful! The only things to note were that the pool is unfortunately only open 10am - 7pm but that was ok for us in the end. They also have very secure on site parking which is €10 per night and very convenient. I'd recommend this place - great value compared to other places we found and the front desk staff was super helpful!

Very basic hotel in La Linea, only a short walk from the frontier with Gibraltar. The main problem…read morethe hotel has is lack of heating. Staying here in winter the hotel is very cold. Got a walk up rate of €35 per night which isn't bad considering there was nothing in Gibraltar for under £100! Wifi included but it doesn't work in the rooms, you have to sit in the (cold) lounge on the first floor.

Decent hotel in a poor neighborhood. I guess you could walk to Gibraltar, but it's not exactly…read moreright across the street. I walked to downtown Linea every night I was there. I felt safe, but not sure I would do it with the family or if I was a single women. You kinda have to walk thru the "projects" to get there. The hotel staff was nice. The buffet breakfast and afternoon expresso was well appreciated. Free wifi in the lobby, but in the room it was expensive. Also, the upload speed was dreadfully slow. Just some general advice, if you're going Gibraltar more than once, stay in Gibraltar. The border crossing (especially coming back into Spain) is really a pain in the a$$. Also, don't forget your passports, you are leaving Spain and entering into British Territory.

We were really happy with our stay here. Parking in the garage was a bit of a nightmare, but the…read morefact that it had a garage was a bonus. We had flown into Malaga and driven down (about 1.5 hours). Our room was nice and clean, but fairly bare bones. A good room for spending most of your time out exploring. Bathroom door doesn't shut all the way since it is a swinging glass door and I wish they provided conditioner as well as shampoo, but those are minor annoyances. The location was perfect. We were able to walk over to Gibraltar and not worry about parking or driving. It was also very close to a lot of restaurants and bars on the Spain side. Good wifi connection as well. They also have a small shop of wine, soda, water, and small snacks that are available 24/7 from the front desk.

We stayed here for one night in January 2008. It was our first visit to the hotel having heard…read morevarious excellent comments about it; my parents stay here for several weeks every January, and just keep going back again and again. This place isn't going to be everybody's cup of tea, it's not the modern 4 star you may find in the metropolitan cities of Europe these days but it has its own unique and glowing charm to it. From the grand drive up to the entrance to the Moorish influenced architecture and orange trees overhanging the outdoor summer eating area. Our room was an average size, with a decent balcony, our room also had a massive bathroom (almost as big as the bedroom), the beds were comfortable and the hanging space was more than ample. The TV had seen better days but worked perfectly (even showing a live premier league game in the afternoon, albeit with Spanish commentary). The food in the buffet-style restaurant was varied and delicious, certainly of a higher quality than other hotels I have stayed in with self-service facilities. I believe an all-inclusive option is available for a very reasonable price direct from the hotel. We stayed on a Saturday evening and were fortunate to witness the Spanish dancing that is held in the hotel on Saturday evenings, which was spectacular. All in all, a lovely experience, I would definitely return.

I absolutely loved the modern flair of this hotel. The staff were exceptionally friendly and…read morehelpful. A continental breakfast was offered in the room price, and although not very diverse, it was still nice to have a bold cup of coffee and a pastry. The location is the downfall, although central to the port, it doesn't offer much in the way of things near by. Other than that, fantastic.

This hotel lies in a newly constructed low-rise where one side is the AC Marriott and the other…read moreside is a Hotel Mercure - I found this a bid odd but I guess it works. The rooms have a modern decor but unfortunately modern in this case also means cheap. The beds are somewhat uncomfortable so you basically get what you pay for. This is a lower standard of hotel than a regular Marriott but for a few nights it works well. Breakfast was included and was very good. Dinner was disappointing in every way. I had a steak which was tough and my coworker had a chicken or probably an old hen which was very tough. Since we came for New Years Eve our choices were limited. Overall the staff was very friendly and helpful.

We came across here on our first night in Spain since it was just up the street from us…read more Oh. My. God. What an absolutely perfect way to start the trip! The service was top notch from all of the staff, the atmosphere and location are great, and our food+drink was truly amazing! For the stellar quality of the food they serve here, the prices are without doubt very reasonable. This place is an absolute treasure, and I cannot recommend it enough that you come visit during your time here in southern Spain!