Hotel Anfora is located in the center of Melilla, with free Wi-Fi throughout and city views. It is a short walk from the marina and the old town. The Anfora has a bright cafe on the top floor.
The Parador de Melilla sits on high ground with views of the city and nearby beaches. It offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace set among grounds.
Hotel Melilla Puerto, Affiliated by Melia is set by Melilla’s marina and has lovely views of the Mediterranean Sea. The hotel offers bright, air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi in public areas.
Just a 7-minute walk from Playa de San Lorenzo and 0.8 miles from Playa de la Hipica, Triana Marquesa features accommodations in Melilla with a private beach area.
Just a 3-minute walk from Playa de San Lorenzo and 300 yards from Playa del Hipodromo, Apartamento Playa Blanca features accommodations in Melilla with a private beach area.
Just a 1-minute walk from Playa de San Lorenzo and 300 yards from Playa del Hipodromo, Apartamento Playa Cárabos features accommodations in Melilla with a private beach area.
Piso cerca de la playa. Offers accommodations in Melilla, a 11-minute walk from Playa de la Hipica. The air-conditioned accommodation is a 7-minute walk from Playa de San Lorenzo.
Melilla is a hidden gem of Spain I think. We were there right after Christmas, the weather was rather warm (around +20 C), the city was wonderfully decorated and very lively in the evenings with restaurants full of people, music playing everywhere and lots of entertainment including entertainment for children. The nature is stunning, especially parks. Architecture is also quite nice, also there is an ancient castle. In December there were not many tourists and what amazed me most - almost nobody speaks English, even at the airport, so prepare to speak Spanish :D Speaking about airport, it is so near that we just walked from there to the center of the city in 40 minutes. Prices are quite low as Melilla is a tax-free zone.
Olga
Ukraine
10
Scored 10
What was extraordinarily wonderful was the people: so kind...
What was extraordinarily wonderful was the people: so kind and friendly. The lovely green parks were a bastion of harmony and conviviality. Even the dogs seemed happier. It was burning hot during our stay in October but the evenings brought breezes. Melilla seemed not to be as expensive Madrid or Barcelona. The museums were well done and modern. We loved the parks. A few suggestions: the cat population is a bit too much because in certain areas they poop and this creates flies. Another suggestion: about 45 percent are Arabs yet almost there little mention of them not of the contribution they and their predecesors, the Moors, made throughout the ages, especially after 1,500s. Otherwise it is a delightful city that I recommend visiting.
Bruce
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Melilla is an enclave of Spain in the country of Morocco.
Melilla is an enclave of Spain in the country of Morocco. It is not great city but a lot of things to see like history of Melilla beach restaurants etc.. nice to see Mellila and also to see the border with Morocco.
Said
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
This outpost of Spain on the North African coast is a hidden...
This outpost of Spain on the North African coast is a hidden gem. The Alcazar is larger than any other castle I have visited, and the Modernist buildings were beautiful. I only wish I had given myself at least another two days
Sandra
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Melilla is ok for a short break (a weekend maximum).
Melilla is ok for a short break (a weekend maximum). There aren't masses of things to see or do.
Allow a day to see the old town, which also has some small museums and an art gallery. The highlight is the caves at the convent which take you all the way down to the beach (there are 6 tours per day).
Apart from that, there are some beautiful buildings within the golden triangle, parque Hernandez, plaza de espana.
Food recommendations are la Traviata if you are looking for more elegant, or disco burguer if not. Fab cocktails at Dry Ocho.
Word of warning: be very careful with beggars (most of whom appear to be Moroccan immigrants). Teenagers with tracksuits and hoodies that don't take no for an answer and are very persistant. They also operate in pairs for distraction, particularly in quiet streets. Be firm.
If you decide to pass through the border to Morocco on foot (e.g. to reach Nador) things get worse with groups of begging youths along the entire route. At the border crossing keep all valuables in inside or closed pockets, backpacks on your front, and do not take out your passport for anybody asking about your stamps unless they are in official uniform.
Simon
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Old colonial city, bigger than Ceuta, calm and nice place to...
Old colonial city, bigger than Ceuta, calm and nice place to visit.
Beautiful beach, corniche, puerto and marina too.
Restaurant and tapas bar make nightlife enjoyable
Photo of Melilla theatre where we enjoyed a quatro manos piano concerto,
The hotel has the best location in the city center, very close to the port and to the old city.
The room has all the facilities (wifi, hairdryer, air condition, fridge and even a balcony).
The staff is very kind and available.
I could leave the luggage at the hotel after the check out and when I came back I could even recharge my mobile.
There is the opportunity to have breakfast on the last floor where there is a terrace that offers a nice view on the city.
All around there are shops, bars and restaurants.
The location was perfect, centre city, close to the beach, a beautiful park was nearby, it was also close to Melilla la vieja, I was able to walk to these places within 2 to 15 min maximum. the staff was also nice and responsive which I really appreciated. the internet was pretty good, and icing on the cake, my room had a beautiful view on the street.
Everything was incredibly perfect: accommodation, location, neighbourhood, amenities, the whole area, weather and the host lady = the owner of the property is top cool, above all, so friendly and caring. She's been maintaining the whole visitor's experience on top levels. Melilla is a perfect place. Spain in Africa.
The hotel is centrally located and close to all main attractions. The receptionist was very helpful pointing out many of the important landmarks on a map and suggesting places to eat. The room was adequate and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was good and there was a selection of dishes available.
A very good accommodation to spend a few days and discover the city of Melilla. The location is perfect to walk to walk to the center, beach and everything else the city has to offer. A good value for the money! The hotel has a quiet working/study place if you have to do some work during the your stay!
Once we had found the hotel (the wrong location is shown in Google Maps and another mapping app I use), all was well. The welcome was warm, the room was clean and comfortable and breakfast options were good. Shops and restaurant options are within walking distance.
Unfortunately I fell ill on my first night in the hotel (not their fault), but I found the staff very helpful as I cust short my stay and arranged my repatriation to the UK
The location of the hotel is just great and the vies over part of the city and the ocean. The staff at the restaurant and bar was very nice and I enjoyed the breakfast.
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