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Torremolinos is a ok for a weekend. I wouldn't recommend it for longer stays unless you know people or are scouting for a place to retire. It's basically tourist oriented businesses at inflated prices with an older crowd.

The seasonal Christmas lights were on and the town was very busy with local and tourists alike. I was close to the Renfe rail station and an added bonus was ease of travel to Malaga City which was stunning

Excellent town, we liked it very much. During summer season it’s probably even better. Lots of restaurants with local food, much cheaper than Malaga. Lovely hotels around. Family and couples friendly.

Really enjoyed Torromolinos. Stayed at Sol Puerto marina. Most welcoming hotel we ever stayed in. Stones throw from marina so had full promenade right up to centre Toremolinos. Husband has hip issues so hired mobility scooter delivered to hotel ..he saw more of the resort than we did for years coming here. It's a safe beautiful place with great shops restaurants & most of all the sea views ...which cost nothing just peace.

It has everything you need at a resort it's charming has excellent restaurants, and loads of stuff to do. Getting there from Malaga Airport is Simple and Cheap €1.80 by Train Door to Door Airport Terminal to the Centre of town, no tickets just Tap your phone, and board the Train to town! Wow.

I’d say it was more of a quieter resort, plenty of bars and restaurants, but that’s about it for nightlife! Buses and trains are clean and reasonable to travel up and down the coast for days out! It’s easy for anyone in a wheelchair to navigate around Torremolinos as there aren’t many steps and it’s mainly flat and the centre is pedestrianised as well, the shops are many and full of bargains! I don’t think it would be ideal for young children though, there’s the beach and a water park a few miles away, but young ones could be bored with the lack of activities for them!