★★★★·Arenas·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Casa‑Bienvenido B&B, an adults‑only oasis in Arenas, features a newly renovated pool overlooking sea and mountains, sun terrace, lush garden, and free Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy private check‑in, rooms with balconies, walk‑in showers, and a coffee shop with outdoor seating. Parking, buffet breakfast of local specialties, and proximity to Balcony of Europe, Playa de Algarrobo, and Malaga Airport enhance the stay.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I stayed at this place and it was fantastic, with a beautiful view of the mountains and the sea. The owner takes care of every detail. The room and bathroom were clean, there’s a small pool available, and the breakfasts were excellent, which you can eat in the shared area. You can buy drinks and snacks on site. The drive is good for experienced drivers!
Małgorzata·A week ago
We really enjoyed our stay and even added two extra days. The location is great, with nice views from the room and a very calm area overall. The nearby towns offer good restaurants, and there are plenty of activities and sights within an hour’s drive from the B&B. Breakfast was amazing and the room was very spacious. Ron, the host, was super nice and gave many great suggestions. I would recommend it!
Joyce·2 weeks ago
The views are wonderful.
Lenut·2 weeks ago
Ein wunderschöner Ort für Urlaub. In den Bergen mit Blick zum Meer. Das B&B ist neu und mit viel Liebe eingerichtet. Rin als Gastgeber ist mit vollem Herzen dabei und tut alles, dass man sich rundum wohl fühlt. Der Ausblick der Panoramafenster ist unglaublich. Das Frühstück ist spitze und man kann Ausflüge unternehmen oder am Pool entspannen
Franziska·3 weeks ago
What a fantastic week we had with Ron! It’s located in a lovely remote spot, yet not too far from villages where you can eat, and the recently renovated B&B has only 3 rooms, so you’re guaranteed peace. You can unwind by the pool for a cool break. There’s also an honesty bar if you feel like snacking or having a drink. The room has coffee and tea. Our room had a magnificent view—wonderful to wake up to. For the heavy sleepers among us, I’d suggest bringing a sleep mask because the curtains let light in once the sun rises. The bathroom was comfortable, with a lovely rain shower. Breakfast was extensive, and each day a different type of egg was served. There was plenty of vegetarian options too. The mangoes from the own garden were the best I’ve ever eaten! Unfortunately, there are many stinging insects in the mountains, but luckily there are plenty of “raketjes” to drive them away. Parking is available in front of the building, and about ten meters further you can park (a bit easier). Driving into the mountains takes some practice, but you can get there without too difficult roads. The only thing I’d mention is that the blackout curtains could be slightly better than the current light‑permeable (but very pretty) ones. But a sleep mask works too.
Hannah__b·A month ago