Recently stayed here for 1 night for a friends wedding. Unfortunately i didn't make the most of the facilities as I was there for a short space of time. The hotel is very spacious, the rooms are huge and staff are friendly. Like many hotels following the pandemic, this probably needs a little TLC, when i checked out the door handle to my room came off in my hand. the door was generally quite hard to close (you had to push or pull it with a little force to open or close it), the carpets in the hallway are a little warn out too. It's a lovely location for a get away but far from any towns etc so you would need a car or taxi to get around. I was also advised that Ubers are generally hard to get from here but I managed to get one Another downfall, This is the first hotel I have stayed at where they charge for coffee in your room. Many 2 and 3 star hotels offer that for free, so definitely something the management may want to have a review of.

Just went here for the day pass where you can pay €25 euro per adult and €15 for children. I think under 4’s are free. With that you get access to the pool and a 3 course meal. The pool is nice got a great view. Was a bit cold end of June but nice to get into with the heat outside. The food was nice, a limited menu with a couple of salad choices then a couple of fish choices and some ice cream and water melon for dessert. For the price it was fine, not the nicest food we’ve had in Spain but good.

Hotel in beautiful surroundings, staff were so friendly and attentive. The hotel itself was absolutely spotless, and it smelt amazing throughout. I highly recommend the coffee from the restaurant! And the food for dinner was great too. The stay was definitely worth the money.

No internet in the room restaurant could never offer a full menu many items listed unavailable the staff are awesome but that is the only good thing the hotel is tired and in need of a refit

I was debating whether to give the hotel a 2 or a 1 star rating but there were just too many negative points to justify a 2 star. Firstly there was no working WIFI in the rooms. It has been broken for a month or so but seems to have no priority for repair. This is totally unacceptable in the 21st century where WIFI in hotel rooms is now a basic facility. There are quite simple and cheap solutions to repair the problem that should only have taken hours not weeks but this is one example where the hotel seems to have little interest for it's guests. *** ROOMS *** The showers are in the BATH with a PLASTIC CURTAIN. This sort of facility is normally only found in cheap 1 star hotels definitely not 3 star or better hotels. The two person rooms only have ONE chair, so one guest has to lay on the bed while the other can sit. The TV only has Spanish channels, even though nearly all guests are foreign. Some English channels are the minimum expectation. International satellite or internet TV streaming is normal these days but not at Alhaurin Golf Hotel. The TV in the room is a very CHEAP TV. Not even possible cast to it. *** RESTAURANT *** Breakfast has RICE & tough pressed meat instead of the real bacon and fried potatoes of normal hotels and the mushrooms were very heavy with garlic and obviously out of a tin and quite unpleasant. (I've never seen rice instead of fried potatoes for breakfast in a European hotel before.) The 'hot' buffet is also mostly COLD and needs to be warmed up under the bread toaster. There is a poor fresh fruit choice. Also stupid simple things, like having no orange juice for several days .. *** It is definitely NOT the breakfast quality expected in a 4 star hotel *** The first afternoon we arrived we ordered an ice cream. It wasn't shown on the menu but asking was told it was available. When it arrived, it was just two VERY SMALL balls of ice. I was shocked when I saw on the bill that each small ball was €3.50..(€14 for two small ices). The normal price elsewhere for a LARGE ball of ice cream is +/-€ 1.50.. (Alhaurin here is +/- 300% overpriced). While waiting for the ice cream in the restaurant, we heard other guests ordering, but many things on the menu were no longer available, therefore we decided never to eat there. *** GENERAL *** Carpets in the corridor are completely worn and threadbare (with holes) and should have been changed long ago. The impression this hotel gives is that it does everything as cheaply as possible with very minimum expense. Quality is apparently low on the priority list. The fact that Alhaurin Golf Hotel has had several changes of owner in recent years may have something to do with the lack of interest for the customer. The hotel also seems to be catering largely to groups with several bus loads of Chinese arriving while we were there. These problems were discussed with the local hotel management during the stay and they were made aware it was unacceptable.. I'll be interested to know if it makes any difference. (Talking to club members, I find the hotel has a bad reputation at the nearby Alhaurin golf club)