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Casa Almachar
★★★★Calle Almachar 10, Cómpeta9,1 Fantastic · 16 reviews- Wifi
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Excursions with locals
If you are looking at houses in Cómpeta, the first thing you should know is that the offer is wide and varied: there are 135 accommodations available, with prices ranging from 118 euros per night up to an average of 729. Most are holiday homes (75) and villas (60), although you will also find apartments, bed and breakfasts, guest houses and the occasional hotel. The average category is 3.8 stars, so don't expect extreme luxuries, but rather comfortable stays with rural charm.
As for the areas, Cómpeta is divided into two very different atmospheres. The town centre, with its steep white streets, is ideal if you want to walk to bars, shops and the restaurant. The houses here tend to be smaller, but they have the advantage of being close. If you are looking for tranquillity and views, the outskirts and the slopes towards the valley are the best option: estates such as Casa Lirios, Finca Almencino Competa by Ruralidays or Finca Angarillas Cómpeta by Ruralidays offer plots with private pools and panoramic views that you don't get in the centre. The main difference between them lies in size, privacy and access: some are on dirt tracks, so if you have a low car, it is worth asking beforehand.
To get the price right, avoid July and August, when demand sends rates soaring. May, June and September are the months with the best value for money: the weather is pleasant and the pools can be used without stress. There are also last-minute deals in winter, although at that time some houses close due to lack of heating or for maintenance. Getting to Cómpeta is simple: from Málaga, take the A-7 to Torrox and then the mountain road MA-5105, which climbs with curves but is well paved. The nearest airport is Málaga, about 50 minutes away by car. Once there, a car is essential to get around, especially if you are staying at an isolated estate; the village itself is easy to explore on foot.
Before booking, check three things: the exact access (whether it is a paved road or a track), the kitchen equipment and the bed linen (some houses include it, others do not), and the cancellation policy. It is also worth checking whether the pool is private or shared, because that changes the experience a lot. And if you are travelling as a group, check the real number of beds and bathrooms, not just the total capacity. With this information, choosing among the 135 options will be much easier.
The average price is around 729 euros per night, but there is a lot of variety. You can find options from 118 euros, especially in low season or in smaller houses in the village. Weekends and holidays tend to push rates up.
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September and October) are the best times: pleasant temperatures, fewer people and lower prices than in summer. In July and August it is intensely hot and the houses fill up, so prices rise. In winter, many houses do not have powerful heating, so it is worth confirming this beforehand.
If you want to walk everywhere, the town centre is the most practical, although the houses are smaller and have fewer views. For tranquillity and nature, the outskirts and the slopes offer estates with pools and panoramic views, but you need a car for everything. Houses in the valley tend to be more expensive because of the privacy.
You get there by car from Málaga on the A-7 motorway to Torrox and then on the MA-5105, which climbs with curves. Málaga airport is about 50 minutes away. Once in the village, the centre can be explored on foot, but for the rural houses you need your own car, because there is no public transport that reaches the estates.
Most ask for an advance payment of 20-30% and the rest a few days before check-in. Cancellations are usually flexible up to 30 days beforehand, but it is worth reading the fine print because some do not refund anything if you cancel less than a week in advance. They also usually require a deposit that is returned on departure if there is no damage.