First of all the lady at the front desk acted scared and like we couldn't pay two euros more for four people. Secondly the rooms where to small. Thirdly breakfast came with it but all you get is croissant and coffee for adults and cola cao (hot chocolate) and bread for the kids. It was not a very good stay. More

My fiance chose this hotel and to be honest, I wasn't really expecting much. We stayed here for 2 nights in mid-June and wow... it was perfect! One of the cheapest options in Marbella and we were thrilled with it. The location was superb - couldn't be better. It was literally a 30 second walk to get into the centre... More

We were referred to Don Alfredo by a local person. The 2-star hotel (family-run) is on the edge of Old Town and is facing the castle. The rooms are clean but basic just enough space for 2. There is the all-important airconditioning and flat-screen TV, and ensuite bathroom with hot and cold water. One thing that's impressive is that they... More

I only stayed here for two nights: - good hotel, lies in an quiet area. - only five minutes to the Plaza Naranjas, Marbellas main square - room was very clean. - Breakfast is not included, but can be taken in the restaurant next too the hotel. More

we stayed in the hotel for 2 nights. It is a small family owned hotel with very good atmosphere and location. More

We returned to the Don Alfredo for a second time as our first stay was so good. Yet again the staff were really friendly and helpful and the accommodation excellent...very comfortable and clean. A truly great location, with an excellent cafe attached to the hotel and an unbeatable room rate. Thanks again More

We stayed for one week in the Don Alfredo in November, with our six year old. The hotel is just on the edge of the old town, but not in the pedestrian zone. Everything was really close - restaurants, shops, beach, etc. We had a fantastic view of the castle walls from our room. The hotel is very clean and... More

Small hotel with 19 rooms, clean, quiet, located in the Old Town, and looks across to the ancient fort walls. We took a taxi and this turned out to be a good idea as there was no way we could have walked all those labyrinthian streets and found it on our own. Not a whole lot of English spoken at... More