@ Further opportunities for golfing and watersports are in plentiful supply in the hotel's locality, as are chances to get on the back of a donkey - the traditional way of getting around town. One of the coastal town's many sandy beaches lies just across the street, while popular horse and pony trekking expeditions take place in the rolling hills to the property's rear. Trips to and from Malaga airport are better taken by taxi, however. A typical journey will take 25 minutes and costs approximately 30 euros. All-Inclusive Rate Plan: All-inclusive amenities and resort fees are determined by the property and are subject to change. Plan Includes: <UL><LI>Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner </LI> <LI>Beer, soft drinks, fruit juices, mineral water, wine, cava, cocktails </LI> <LI>Ice cream and snacks including hamburgers, hotdogs, salads and sandwiches </LI> <LI>Dance and language classes</LI> <LI>Children's activities and entertainment </LI> <LI>Daily activities and shows </LI></UL> Plan Does Not Include: <UL><LI>Premium spirits </LI> <LI>Water sports equipment and pedal boats at the beach</LI> <LI>Nightclub admission</LI> <LI>Use of safe</LI> <LI>Telephone, fax, and Internet access</LI> <LI>Transfers and transport and additional purchases</LI></UL>

Room Types:

Standard room:   One double or two twin beds. Light decor and dark wood furniture. Balcony with sea view. Air conditioning, satellite television, telephone, safe (fee), hair dryer

Driving Directions: Driving directions from Malaga airport: Take the N-340 towards Benalmadena Costa. Pass Benalmadena and Fuengirola. The next town you reach is La Cala de Mijas (also knows as Mijas Costas), home to the hotel.