Hotel Salobreña Suites

Saga Hosted Hotels

Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, this charming hotel offers some of the best views along Andalusia’s Costa Tropical. Despite its tranquil and secluded location, the hotel's shuttle services make it a great base for exploring the surrounding area, and you can reach the sea via winding, steep, and narrow paths. Enjoy a spacious sunbathing terrace, a refreshing swimming pool, and a simple buffet restaurant. There’s also a seasonal pool bar serving snacks and drinks, plus an indoor TV lounge with comfortable sofas and armchairs. On-site, you'll find massage treatments, a hairdressing salon, and a small gym if you're in the mood for a workout.

Included with every Hosted Holiday

Dedicated welcoming host
Resort airport transfers
Travel insurance and meals

Including

Saga host

Saga club lounge

Welcome drink

Drinks reception

All-inclusive – Unlimited free bar of standard local alcoholic drinks, wines, spirits, beers, and juices from for 12 hours a day. Unlimited tea and coffee from 09:00 until 23:00.

Almuñécar (twice a week in the afternoon), Motril (timings advised in resort) and La Herradura (once a week in the afternoon), Granada (fortnightly in the afternoon) and Nerja (fortnightly in the morning, alternating with Granada)

International flights – prices are based on return flights with British Airways from London Gatwick. Supplements may apply from other airports.

Return transfers to your hotel

Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person

Overview

2 passengers
7 nights . 16 Dec 2025
Salobreña, Costa Tropical, Spain
Based on London Gatwick Airport, check for other options
All Inclusive

From £645 per person0

Including optional travel insurance or a price reduction if not required

Holiday details

Food and drink

Open-plan indoor restaurant with buffet food stations and panoramic sea views. Serves classic Spanish cuisine and regional Andalusian specialities. On weekends and on Spanish fiesta days the hotel may become busy with Spanish families.

Entertainment

Tasting of locally produced Montero rum • Live music twice a week • Spanish wine tasting once per stay • Talk on Spanish culture • Movie night • Guided orientation walk • Quiz night

Accommodation

195 rooms • All rooms have walk in showers • Balcony or terrace with a sea view • Wi-Fi • Safe • TV • Telephone • Upgrade to a suite with a living area and panoramic views

Amenities

Restaurant
Café bar
Outdoor pool
TV lounge
Massage treatments
Hair salon
Gym

Holiday location

Local Area

The Costa Tropical, located on Spain’s southern coast, gets its name from the warm African air that’s trapped by the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This unique climate, marked by its fertile microclimate, supports thriving plantations of pomegranates, bananas, and sugar cane, creating a colourful and picturesque landscape. You’ll be just three kilometres from Salobreña, with a daily shuttle service available to take you there for strolls along the steep, cobbled streets lined with whitewashed buildings adorned with flowers. The shuttle also runs four times a week to Almuñécar, Nerja, Motril, and La Herradura.

This hotel is for those who want a good old fashioned Spanish hotel escape in an isolated cliff-top location with to-die-for views. The Salobrena offers a simple, vintage hotel experience that’s uncommon in an ever more corporate Spanish hotel industry – where the buffet will not be endless in choice, but the owner is willing to set aside his time to introduce you to some of his favourite Spanish wines, or the local Montero rum produced by his family. A range of other activities allow you an authentic insight into the local culture of the beautiful province of Granada.

Richard Newsome, Head of Product

Optional excursions

Optional excursions can only be booked in resort and are subject to minimum numbers

Tropical Valley

This half day excursion starts with a guided panoramic tour of the Tropical Valley in Almuñécar. It’s a vast agricultural area where exotic fruit, such as custard apples, mangos, papayas, and avocados, are grown in plantations. We’ll stop at one of the local farms to find out more about the cultivation methods and to taste some of the delicious fresh fruit against a beautiful sub-tropical backdrop.

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