Ramada Residence at Las Farolas OFFERS Sleeps 6

Ramada Residence at Las FarolasFloating (Blue), 2 bedrooms sleeps 6 OFFERS

Ramada Residence, part of the Wyndham Group and previously known as Club La Costa, offers Ramada Residence at Las Farolas.

Ramada Residence at Las Farolas is located between the seaside towns of La Cala and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol in Malaga, Spain. A peaceful resort with Andalusian inspired architecture and décor, Ramada Residence at Las Farolas has outstanding views of the Mediterranean and the mountain range at the rear of the resort.

This comfortable resort offers two and three bedroom units sleeping up to 8 people. Each unit has a full kitchen including a microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. It's recommended that you hire a car to fully enjoy the area attractions and the 24 hour Reception can assist you with car rentals, golf course bookings and a number of tour excursions.

The resort boasts a lovely swimming pool, Jacuzzi, games room and fitness centre. There is a Kid's club to keep the little ones entertained all day and the onsite bar and restaurant offer excellent snacks and light meals into the evening. Team Marina hosts organised activities for children at Ramada Residence at Las Farolas and you can enjoy a full range of fun and action right at the resort.

La Cala beach is closest to Ramada Residence at Las Farolas and has been awarded the prestigious EU Blue Flag for its excellence and amenities. It's a superb stretch of the coast and the kids will love the shallow waters and safe swimming.

Malaga and the Costa del Sol are a premier destination for a holiday and offer many attractions for visitors. From Ramada Residence at Las Farolas, you can explore the miles of pristine coastline and head north to the city of Malaga for a day of cultural delights and some of the best seafood in Spain. Malaga is the birthplace of artist, Pablo Picasso and a visit to the Picasso Museum is well worth it. You can also explore the Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro, monuments that reflect the Moorish influence on Spain. A good idea and great way to see the city is on the Hop-on, Hop-off bus tour that is very reasonably priced.

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