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Penthouse 6-8 personnes
★★★★Duquesa village Penthouse, Manilva9,6 Fantastic · 20 reviews- WiFi
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539 accommodations with instant confirmation · from 91,45 € per night
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Manilva has 539 vacation rental accommodations, with an average price of 168 euros per night and a minimum of 90. The offer is divided between apartments (490), vacation homes (32), villas (17), and some more unique options such as family home stays or aparthotels. The average category is around 3.8 stars, so you will find a decent level of comfort without great luxuries. If you are looking for something specific, you should know that most accommodations are concentrated in two areas: the coast, around Duquesa and the port, and the traditional urban center, further inland.
The Duquesa area is the most in demand if you want to be close to the sea and tourist services. Here you will find complexes such as Duquesa Suites Golf and Gardens or Poseidons Pearl Duquesa, with pools, gardens, and quick access to the promenade. It is ideal if you travel with family or as a couple and prefer not to take the car to go out for dinner or to the beach. In contrast, the old town of Manilva, further up, offers a more local atmosphere, with narrow streets and tapas bars, but you will have to drive down to the coast (about ten minutes). Villas, like those you find in the Sabinillas area or near the golf course, are better if you are looking for privacy and space, although they tend to be more isolated and definitely require a vehicle.
As for prices, high season (July and August) drives up rates, and the minimum of 90 euros per night almost always corresponds to small apartments on weekday dates outside July. If you can, travel in May, June, or September: the weather is still good and prices drop considerably. To get there, the most practical option is to fly to Malaga (about 90 kilometers away) or Gibraltar (30 away), and rent a car at the airport. Public transport between Manilva and neighboring towns is scarce, so a car is almost essential to move around freely. Before booking, check whether the accommodation includes a parking space, air conditioning (not always available), and whether the kitchen is equipped for cooking, because many apartments are basic in that regard. Also look at recent reviews about noise, especially in complexes near the road or the port bars.
The months of May, June, and September offer the best balance between pleasant weather and reduced rates. In July and August prices rise considerably, and in winter they drop, but many accommodations close or do not have heating.
The Duquesa area and the port are the most recommended, because you have supermarkets, restaurants, and the beach within walking distance. The urban center of Manilva or the more remote villas will force you to use a taxi or car for almost everything.
You can fly to Malaga or Gibraltar. From Malaga, the best option is to rent a car and take the A-7 highway west; it will take just over an hour. From Gibraltar, it is about 30 minutes, but you will have to cross the border, which can add waiting time.
Most require an advance payment of 20-30% and the rest a few days before arrival. Free cancellation is usually limited to 7-14 days before check-in, so check the policy carefully before paying.
Yes, quite a lot. Apartments, like those at Manilva Green, are more economical and usually have a communal pool, but less space and privacy. Villas offer a garden, private pool, and more tranquility, although the average price goes up and you almost always need a car.