Bungalow Neri Pet Friendly - 5 persons

Everything is relatively new - if you look at the satellite image on Google Maps. It seems to me that the camper van site has been placed on the most unfavorable and noisiest side (A7 and side road) in order to generate a little money in winter when the "tents" are not in use. The pitches are small. They are all lined up in rows, as you stand a little on the road at over 7m. When I arrived, one barrier was closed and didn't open for check-in. It was stupid that I was blocking the whole side street. As a solo traveler, I had to get out and communicate by pressing a button because I couldn't get in from the driver's window. It's just not designed for motorhomes. After checking in, I got out again because the chip could not be held up to the sensor from the driver's window. I would simply reject the pitches at the very front of the barrier. It's even louder there than the one further back. I am now adding my impressions to what has already been mentioned here. You can use the sauna + jacuzzi for EUR 14.90, unfortunately only for 45 minutes. I realize that the Spanish don't have a sauna culture (they go to the sauna in their swimming trunks). You can also tell that from the time limit here. All in all, it's too "upmarket" or "more appearance than reality". The price is completely oversized for what is on offer. Never again! And please refrain from commenting on my recession - it doesn't make things any better!

The staff was super friendly at all times, highlighting Andrea, the entertainer with whom we talked every day and Maria the masseuse. The restaurant was very varied and the food was delicious. The rooms are beautiful and well equipped.

Nice campsite. Clean but too small sanitary facilities for the camper area. All comfort pitches with electricity, water, waste water and TV connection. Restaurant and spa are also available. Good location right between Malaga and Marbella just a few minutes walk from the beach. Good shopping facilities nearby.

We stayed at Costa del Sol Glamping from 6th December until 16th January (excluding Christmas week) on a motorhome pitch, and overall had a fantastic experience. The site is very modern, extremely well equipped, and clearly well maintained. The location is excellent — there’s a safe bridge over the main road giving easy access to the beach, and it’s only about a 20-minute walk into town. Fuengirola has so much to offer, even out of season, with plenty of places to eat and things to do. Having a BP garage next door open 24 hours was also very convenient, as it stocks all the basic food essentials. As we were working from our motorhome, we ate in the on-site restaurant frequently, which made life much easier. The food was consistently great (thank you, Jose!) and the service was outstanding. Silvia, the restaurant manager, along with her team — Andrea, Monica, and Marina — truly made us feel like family. We also booked an Amos Villa for my sister from 31st December to 8th January. This area felt very safe and had its own heated pool, which we even braved in January! Our main concern when booking was the proximity to the dual carriageway and potential road noise. While it wasn’t as bad as expected, I would recommend choosing lower-numbered motorhome pitches, as they are further from the side road, quieter, and sunnier during the day. We found the higher-numbered pitches to be shadier and noisier. We stayed during peak season, and on some nights the price was €60, but the site is clean, well looked after, and — most importantly — we felt very safe, which is priceless. We would definitely return, especially in winter, enjoying sunshine on the Costa del Sol while it’s snowing back in the UK!

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