Editor's Pick
Pros
- Number One in Fuengirola, and Not Narrowly: 4.9 out of 5 across 362 TripAdvisor reviews, ranked first of twenty bed and breakfasts and inns in the town — a score that small properties earn only by getting the details right every time.
- The Rate Includes What Usually Costs Extra: Published rates carry breakfast and taxes, and the complimentary minibar and welcome drink come with the room rather than the bill — alongside Molton Brown toiletries and a salt-water pool.
- Eleven Rooms, Individually Done: Each room is decorated separately with garden views and many have a sea view from a private balcony, with the newly built Andalusian Suite 302 adding a private patio looking over both sea and garden.
Cons
- It sits a fifteen to twenty minute walk above the beach rather than on it, which is exactly why the views and the quiet are what they are.
- Eleven rooms and adults-only means it books out early in summer — worth fixing the dates well ahead rather than hoping.
The Verdict
What sets Las Islas apart is a score almost no hotel holds at this size: 4.9 out of 5 across 362 TripAdvisor reviews, first of twenty bed and breakfasts and inns in Fuengirola. Eleven rooms in Torreblanca del Sol, above the Costa del Sol, adults-only by design — the site states plainly that it is not recommended for children. Each room is individually decorated with garden views, many with a sea view from a private balcony, and rates published for the summer season run €210 to €248 a night for a Double Room and €375 to €490 for the Andalusian Suite 302, a newly built room with its own patio. Both figures include breakfast and taxes. What comes with the room is the unusual part: a complimentary minibar, a welcome drink on arrival, Molton Brown toiletries, a salt-water pool, and a homemade breakfast that accommodates dietary requirements. The restaurant is reserved for guests Monday to Friday and opens to outside diners at weekends, which is a good sign about the cooking and a better one about how the place is run. The walk to the beach is fifteen to twenty minutes downhill, which is the trade for the position and the calm. Rates are quoted in euros rather than dollars, and cancellation terms are not published online — worth an email to the hotel before you book. For a quiet week on the Costa del Sol without a resort anywhere near you, this is the one.
Eleven Adults-Only Rooms Above the Costa del Sol
Boutique Hotel Las Islas is an adults-only property at Calle Canela 12, Torreblanca del Sol, Fuengirola, Málaga, on Spain's Costa del Sol in Andalusia. The official site states it has eleven rooms and that the hotel is not recommended for children. Rooms are individually decorated with garden views, and many carry a sea view from a private balcony.
Two room categories are published. The Double Room runs €210 to €248 per night across the May to August 2026 season, with breakfast and taxes included. Suite 302, the Andalusian Suite, is newly built with a private patio and sea and garden views, running €375 to €490 per night on the same basis. Rates are quoted in euros; any dollar figure is a conversion rather than a published price.
Included with the room: a private balcony or patio, Molton Brown toiletries, a complimentary minibar, a complimentary welcome drink and a homemade breakfast that accommodates dietary requirements. The property has a salt-water pool, free Wi-Fi, free parking, air conditioning, a restaurant and bar and room service. The restaurant serves guests only from Monday to Friday and opens to outside diners at weekends, from 13:00 to 16:00 and 19:30 to 22:00.
The hotel holds 4.9 out of 5 across 362 TripAdvisor reviews and ranks first of twenty bed and breakfasts and inns in Fuengirola. The beach is roughly a fifteen to twenty minute walk away; this is not a beachfront property. Cancellation terms, deposit requirements, check-in and check-out times and any minimum stay are not published on the official site — worth confirming directly with the hotel on +34 952 475 598 or [email protected] before booking.
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