Casa Almenta - Tu hogar para desconectar en el pueblo más bonito de Málaga

About the hotel

Garden and Balcony Views

Enjoy stunning garden and city views from the garden and balcony of this beautiful holiday home.

Cozy and Well-Equipped

Relax in a spacious 3-bedroom home with a fully equipped kitchen, terrace, and fireplace for those chilly evenings.

Convenient Location

Explore nearby attractions with sightseeing tours and easy access to Plaza de Espana and Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor.

Book now to experience the perfect getaway at Casa Almenta - Tu hogar para desconectar en el pueblo más bonito de Málaga!

Facilities

• Free WiFi
• Parking
• Free Parking
• Non-smoking rooms
• Terrace
• Family rooms
• Garden
• Pets allowed
• BBQ facilities
• Tour desk
• Non-smoking throughout
• Guest rooms disinfected between stays
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
• Fire extinguishers
• First aid kit available
• Access to health care professionals
• Thermometers for guests provided by property

Check-in and check-out

Check-out

until 12:00

Guest reviews

• C

  CarltonUnited Kingdom

  8

  Liked: Village location

  Disliked: Sadly no view from house.

  Posted in April 2026

• A

  AliceUnited Kingdom

  10

  Perfect location, brilliant hosts, very comfy beds!

  Liked: Wow - thank you so much for letting us stay in your beautiful house! Thank you to the hosts who were very responsive, and gave us recommendations in and around the village. Couldn't have asked for anything more:)

  Disliked: Nothing!

  Posted in February 2026

• K

  KismetUnited States · Family with young children

  10

  Casa Almenta: Where Relaxation Feels Like Coming Home

  Liked: Let me just say this upfront: I'm tempted to write a terrible review as I would hate for all these wonderful reviews to alter this village's contentment and peaceful vibe. If you dream of escaping to a little slice of Spanish heaven, Casa Almenta in Benalauría is the place. Honestly, it's less of a holiday home and more of a warm hug disguised as a house. From the moment we arrived, we felt like we were visiting family, not the kind of family that pinches your cheeks or asks why you're still single, but the kind that makes you feel completely, unapologetically YOU. Let's start at the beginning *Getting there? Cristina ensured we had crystal-clear directions (because no one wants a GPS meltdown while chasing mountain views, right?). It was an adventure down a small, narrow, curvy road to the small parking lot. *And the welcome? Well, this deserves its own paragraph. Isabel transported our luggage, my senior mother, and me in her car. We walked in, and the fireplace was already crackling. Yes, crackling—as if to say, "Welcome, friend. Kick off those shoes, and let's get cozy." Isabel, who's clearly part angel, showed us how to keep the fire going and where to grab more wood. (Hot tip: a warm fire + mountain views = instant bliss. You're welcome.) *The house itself? Perfect. Okay, picture this: three spacious bedrooms that you know will bring on the kind of sleep dreams are made of. There's an accessible bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen that begs you to whip up local dishes, and plenty of space to lounge around without tripping over anyone. There are family rooms for actual family time (or an intense Uno game) and outdoor spaces that are the stuff of daydreams. *Speaking of outdoors, the patios—oh, the patios! Sit out there with a glass of wine, maybe some olives or cheese, and soak it all in. Mountain views, garden views, the scent of lemon blossom in the air, and a church bell that announces the time.

  Disliked: If listening to birds chirping while time slows down isn't your idea of paradise, this isn't your place. *Convenient? Oh, totally. Turns out Casa Almenta knows the way to your heart: free WiFi (for that "look where I am!" social post), a washing machine (essential if you've been traveling for some time and need clean clothes), and even a barbecue. We didn't get around to grilling, but honestly, that's just an excuse to return. They've even got streaming services and a workspace if you're into the "working remotely while pretending you're not" thing. But let's be real—you're probably not working here. You're just being. *Benalauría itself? Magic. This little village glows, I swear. The quiet, contented vibe of the town feels like a gentle reminder to slow down. The locals? Forget "friendly." They're welcoming in a way that makes you feel like part of the community within minutes. Wandering through the streets, little fountains are everywhere, and street-lined pots of red and pink geraniums and fuchsias add a sprinkle of charm you didn't know you needed. Oh, and that lemon blossom scent? Not to oversell it, but it's the kind of natural perfume the world deserves more of. *Essentials? Take note. The village has two small mercados, a panaderia, a plaza, two small restaurants, a pharmacy, a small museum, an ATM/bank, a library, and a physician. It also has hiking trails and workout areas. Ultimately, it wasn't just about the house—it was the feeling we got. Cristina, Isabel, and Antonio weren't just hosts; they felt like long-lost friends with an unrivaled talent for making you feel at home. If you're ever looking for a place to just be, where the pace slows, and the world feels a little kinder, Casa Almenta is waiting for you… And we'll be back there as soon as we can. Trust me, you won't be talking about "that holiday rental by the time you leave.

  Posted in May 2025

• N

  NadavIsrael · Family with young children

  10

  Exceptional

  Liked: A very nice apartment, very kind hosts, the village is beautiful.

  Posted in April 2025

Reviews in English from guests who stayed at the hotel, provided by our booking partner.

Good to know

Please note that the pet fee is 10 EUR per stay.This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties.

Managed by a private host

A deposit may be required at the property.