Hotel Angela

in Fuengirola , Costa Del Sol T rating: 4

 
  • Near the beach
  • Dancing nightly to live music
  • Free Wi-Fi in lobby
This well-established hotel is not only close to the beach, but also Fuengirola’s lively centre.
Our relationship with the Hotel Angela stretches back for years. It’s always been a favourite with holidaymakers so it’s no surprise that TripAdvisor reviewers have put it in the top ten hotels in Fuengirola.

In terms of what sets it apart, there’s the location. It’s virtually on the beach - the honey-coloured sands of Playa de los Boliches are just over the road. What’s more, you’ve got shops, bars and restaurants on the doorstep. And golfers take note - the hotel is less than half an hour from some of the Costa del Sol’s best golf courses, including Santana and Mijas Golf.

Then you’ve got the hotel itself. The décor is comfy-rustic, refurbished for 2013 throughout.

Outside, you’ve got the pool. It’s a good-sized number, framed by a spacious terrace. Loungers are neatly grouped together and spread out on to the spacious terrace. Factor in a bar for drinks and snacks and you’ve got a great place to relax.

For more in the way of food, head to the restaurant, where it’s all about buffets. Breakfasts are a mix of Continental and British favourites, while evenings see more in the way of Mediterranean cuisine. For after-dinner entertainment, there’s live music every night.

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Hotel features

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Meals

  • Newly refurbished buffet restaurant
  • A la carte menu available
  • Snack bar by the sun terrace
  • Weekly themed night
  • Weekly gala dinner available - winter only
  • Christmas Day and New Year's Eve gala dinners included
  • Gentlemen are required to wear long trousers for evening meals, and jackets and ties are also required for gala meals

Swimming pool

  • Swimming pool, heated in winter
  • Bar service at the pool
  • Sunbeds
  • Pool towels

Entertainment

  • Nightly live music with dancing
  • Professional shows
  • Refurbished main lounge bar
  • Satellite TV room
  • Card room
  • Daily Happy Hour
  • Library/reading corner

Activities

  • Table tennis
  • Pool table
  • Darts

Facilities

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Internet
  • Money exchange

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Other Information

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Only from Thomson

In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group.

Our rating

4

Official Rating

4 Star

No. of floors

9

No. of lifts

3

No. of rooms

261

Room facilities

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Room facilities

All rooms will be newly refurbished for 2013 with air-conditioning, flatscreen satellite TV, phone, fridge at a charge, tea and coffee facilities, hairdryer and balcony. Standard rooms have 2 beds and a side sea-view. We also offer Double rooms, Single rooms with a side sea-view, Sunnyside limited sea-view rooms with twin beds and Superior rooms with twin beds which are at the front of the hotel.

Location

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  • Situated in the Los Boliches area to the east of the port
  • 50m to Los Boliches Beach, opposite hotel
  • Shops, bars and restaurants on the doorstep
  • 1.5km to resort centre

Transfers

35 minutes

Your guide to Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol

“Half way between Torremolinos and Marbella, both in location and atmosphere, Fuengirola is filled with fun.”

Fuengirola’s main attraction is its five miles of Blue Flag beaches, stretching either side of the busy marina. Edged by spacious promenade and lined with palm trees and flower beds, it’s the perfect spot for some serious sun time. And then there’s the restaurants. Serving everything from traditional Spanish to English, you’re bound to find something that tickles your tastebuds.

Generally Fuengirola caters for those who want to soak up the sun and play watersports, rather than immersing themselves in heaps of local history and culture. But there are a few sights to see with the Moorish Castillo de Sohail featuring high on the hit list. And for a family outing there’s the Fuengirola zoo where, amongst other things, you can watch crocodiles basking on the simulated shores of the Nile and Sumatra tigers bathing beside a recreated Angkor temple.

Shopping-wise, Fuengirola will keep most bargain hunters busy. And on Tuesdays you can browse the bustling street market on the Avenida Jesus Santos Rien - the biggest you’ll find anywhere in this part of Spain. If you do crave a little more Andalucian atmosphere, Los Boliches, Fuengirola’s neighbour, still retains some of its fishing village characteristics.

Alternatively, head inland to the classic ‘pueblo blanco’ of Mijas, hire a donkey taxi and take a tour of the narrow, cobbled streets. Fuengirola’s nightlife is low key compared to Torremolinos, although there are plenty of lively bars. And if you fancy a flutter, there’s always the late night horse racing at the Hipodromo del Costa Del Sol near Mijas, which takes place every Saturday throughout the summer. If you’re the betting sort, Fuengirola’s a winner every time.

More on Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol

More on Fuengirola, Costa Del Sol

Fuengirola’s main attraction is its five miles of Blue Flag beaches, stretching either side of the busy marina. Edged by spacious promenade and lined with palm trees and flower beds, it’s the perfect spot for some serious sun time. And then there’s the restaurants. Serving everything from traditional Spanish to English, you’re bound to find something that tickles your tastebuds.

Generally Fuengirola caters for those who want to soak up the sun and play watersports, rather than immersing themselves in heaps of local history and culture. But there are a few sights to see with the Moorish Castillo de Sohail featuring high on the hit list. And for a family outing there’s the Fuengirola zoo where, amongst other things, you can watch crocodiles basking on the simulated shores of the Nile and Sumatra tigers bathing beside a recreated Angkor temple.

Shopping-wise, Fuengirola will keep most bargain hunters busy. And on Tuesdays you can browse the bustling street market on the Avenida Jesus Santos Rien - the biggest you’ll find anywhere in this part of Spain. If you do crave a little more Andalucian atmosphere, Los Boliches, Fuengirola’s neighbour, still retains some of its fishing village characteristics.

Alternatively, head inland to the classic ‘pueblo blanco’ of Mijas, hire a donkey taxi and take a tour of the narrow, cobbled streets. Fuengirola’s nightlife is low key compared to Torremolinos, although there are plenty of lively bars. And if you fancy a flutter, there’s always the late night horse racing at the Hipodromo del Costa Del Sol near Mijas, which takes place every Saturday throughout the summer. If you’re the betting sort, Fuengirola’s a winner every time.

Reviews

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Hotel Angela reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 4/5

Based on 109 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 4/5
  • Location Location: 5/5
  • Food Food: 4/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 4/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/01/2011, Anonymous said...

we have just returned from our first visit to the angela and what a fabulous time we had.the food was excellent as was the staff /entertainment and location.we have stayed in spain many times and this hotel rates very high with us .it needs a refurb... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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This well-established hotel is not only close to the beach, but also Fuengirola’s lively centre.

Our relationship with the Hotel Angela stretches back for years. It’s always been a favourite with holidaymakers so it’s no surprise that TripAdvisor reviewers have put it in the top ten hotels in Fuengirola.

In terms of what sets it apart, there’s the location. It’s virtually on the beach - the honey-coloured sands of Playa de los Boliches are just over the road. What’s more, you’ve got shops, bars and restaurants on the doorstep. And golfers take note - the hotel is less than half an hour from some of the Costa del Sol’s best golf courses, including Santana and Mijas Golf.

Then you’ve got the hotel itself. The décor is comfy-rustic, refurbished for 2013 throughout.

Outside, you’ve got the pool. It’s a good-sized number, framed by a spacious terrace. Loungers are neatly grouped together and spread out on to the spacious terrace. Factor in a bar for drinks and snacks and you’ve got a great place to relax.

For more in the way of food, head to the restaurant, where it’s all about buffets. Breakfasts are a mix of Continental and British favourites, while evenings see more in the way of Mediterranean cuisine. For after-dinner entertainment, there’s live music every night.

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