Your digital guest guide — everything you need for a perfect stay ☀️
Remote on coffee table. Set 20–24°C. Turn off when you leave.
Wait ~30 secs for water to heat up. Boiler is always on.
In the back patio behind the bamboo curtain. Detergent on top of the machine.
Take bags to the street bins — 20m to the left or right of the front door.
Please be mindful of neighbours around the area, especially when you are outside.
By Train (recommended): Take the C1 Cercanías from the airport directly to Torremolinos. ~15 min, every 20 min, only €1.80. Platform is in the basement of the terminal. First train ~5:45am · Last train ~00:25am.
💡 Tip: Tap your debit or credit card directly at the turnstile — no need to queue at the ticket machine.
By Taxi: Fixed airport rate to Torremolinos ~€18–25. About 10–15 min. Taxis wait outside arrivals doors.
By Bus: Not recommended — involves changes. Train is faster and cheaper.
🗺️ Directions from AirportFrom the station, head up towards the town centre. Follow Calle Antonio Machado, then turn onto Calle Los Verdiales. Number 14 is on the right-hand side — about a 10-minute walk from the station. Use the Maps button if you get turned around.
💡 There's a lift in the station — use it if you have heavy luggage.
🗺️ Walking Route from StationExit the A-7 motorway at Junction 214 (Torremolinos Centro). Follow signs towards the town centre. Enter "Calle Los Verdiales 14, Torremolinos" into your GPS.
⚠️ The old town has narrow one-way streets. See the Parking section for where to leave your car.
🗺️ Navigate to the HouseCalle Los Verdiales 14, Torremolinos. Use the Maps button below if needed.
Enter code 1278 on the keypad by the gate. The gate will click open — push it and step into the garden.
At the front door keypad, enter 123456 (the first 6 digits of your phone number) and press the ✓ check mark button. Wait until you hear the lock turn, then push the door open.
Always push the front door properly closed behind you when coming in. It needs a firm push to latch fully.
When leaving, pull the front door properly closed behind you. Press the lock button on the door panel and listen for the door to lock. Do the same for the back door.
WiFi details are in the house info section. Towels in the bathroom cupboard. Extra blankets in the wardrobe. Enjoy your stay!
Common questions about how things work in the house
Enter code 123456 on the door keypad and press the ✓ button. Wait for the lock to click, then push the door firmly open. Always pull it fully closed behind you when leaving and press the lock button.
Push the knob for your chosen burner and turn it to the desired level. Hold for 2–3 seconds until the flame ignites. If it doesn't catch, release, wait a few seconds, and try again.
The remote is on the coffee table in the living room. Press the power button, then use the up/down arrows to set the temperature (we recommend 22–24°C). Please turn it off when you leave the house.
Find the washing machine in the back patio behind the bamboo curtain. Detergent is on top of the machine — use one capful. Select a 40°C cycle for most clothes. Press start and close the patio door.
Turn the handle to the left for hot water. Wait about 30 seconds for it to heat up — the boiler is always on. Turn fully clockwise to off when finished.
The TV remote is on the sideboard. Press the power button. Use the input/source button to switch between the Smart TV apps and HDMI. Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify are already logged in — feel free to use them.
You can park on the street anywhere around the house — it's free and there's usually space nearby. If you can't find a spot on the street, there's a parking field just 3 minutes' walk away.
If street parking is hard to find, use the open parking area just 3 min walk from the house. Free or low-cost. Easy access.
🗺️ Open Parking Field on MapsLocal favourite for tostadas con tomate, fresh OJ, and café con leche. Terrace with sea views. Gets busy after 9am — arrive early for a table.
Classic Andalusian tapas bar — no tourists. Excellent patatas bravas, jamón ibérico, and gambas al ajillo. Free tapa with every drink ordered.
Upscale but relaxed seafood restaurant by the beach. Ask the waiter what fresh fish came in that morning. Book ahead on weekends.
No-frills fried fish counter on the seafront. Cone of fresh boquerones or calamari for €3. Eat standing or grab a bench. Cash only.
Speciality coffee in a tiled courtyard. Try the café bombón — espresso with condensed milk, a Málaga classic. Great pastries from the bakery next door.
The best beach in Torremolinos — calm water, great chiringuito beach bars, and a relaxed fishing-village feel. Less touristy than Bajondillo.
Central beach with all facilities — sunbeds, showers, watersports, and beach bars. Lively and great for people-watching. Busy at midday in summer.
One of Spain's largest water parks — giant slides, wave pool, and lazy river. Book online to save €5–10 on the gate price.
30 min by train. Picasso Museum, Alcazaba fortress, Atarazanas market. Walk Calle Larios and eat in the covered market. A must-do.
Beautiful marina with yachts and waterfront restaurants. Walk the promenade from Carihuela (~45 min) or take a short bus. Perfect for sunset drinks.
Ask Tony for the latest or check the Torremolinos tourist office website for up-to-date listings.
Bar Terraza Vista Mar — Lovely sunset bar on the seafront promenade. Perfect for early-evening cocktails as the sun drops. The sangria is excellent. Gets busy around 7pm.
Cóctel & Co. — Stylish rooftop cocktail bar with creative Spanish-twist drinks. Smart-casual dress code on weekends. Get there before 11pm for a terrace seat.
La Nogalera is one of Spain's most established LGBTQ+ districts — a welcoming grid of bars, clubs, and terraces. Charlie's Bar and Parthenon are crowd favourites. Gets going after midnight.
Kebab & Pizza on Calle San Miguel — open until 4am, popular after clubs. Also look for the churros van near the main square around midnight on weekends. Cash preferred.
Maskom is the nearest supermarket — about 5 min walk. Good selection, reasonable prices. Also a small convenience shop closer for essentials.
Farmacia San Miguel, 2 min walk — Mon–Fri 9am–9pm, Sat 9am–2pm. 24-hour duty pharmacy list is posted on the door when closed.
Uber and Bolt both work in Torremolinos. For traditional taxis call 952 38 06 00. Standard fare €4–8 within town.
Torremolinos Renfe station is ~10 min walk. C1 line to Málaga city (€1.80, 30 min) and airport (€1.80, 15 min). First train ~5:45am · Last train ~00:25am. Tap your bank card at the turnstile.
Centro de Salud on Calle Los Álamos — 12 min walk. For emergencies: Hospital Costa del Sol in Marbella, 30 min by taxi. EU health card (EHIC) accepted.
Oficina de Turismo on Calle La Nogalera. Mon–Fri 9am–2pm. Free maps, event listings, and helpful staff.
Take out all trash to the street bins — 20m left or right of the front door
Turn off the air conditioning
Close all windows and doors throughout the house
Turn off all lights
Lock the front door (press lock button and listen for the click) and the back door
Check for all your belongings, chargers, and passports
Checkout time: 11:00am · Late checkout by arrangement with Tony
Go before 10am or after 5pm in summer. Midday is sweltering and packed. Bring your own umbrella — sunbed rental adds up quickly.
Restaurants facing the beach on Calle San Miguel often serve poor quality at tourist prices. Walk one street back and prices drop 40% with much better food.
€1.80 vs €20+ for a taxi. The C1 Cercanías goes directly under the airport terminal. Tap your bank card at the turnstile and go. Allow 30 min total.
Small beach bars, street food stalls, and local markets often prefer cash or don't take cards. There's a Caixabank ATM nearby.
Lunch is 2–4pm, dinner starts at 9pm. Arriving at a restaurant at 7pm you'll eat alone. Embrace the rhythm — it makes the whole day feel more relaxed.
Walk to the far end of the Carihuela promenade past the old fishermen's houses. There's a small rocky viewpoint with unobstructed views west. Absolutely magic at golden hour.