This is a lovely, well-equipped house in a convenient location for the bars, restaurants and shops. The rooms are spacious and comfortable and there is even a small second kitchen on the terrace with a sink, kettle and fridge which is very convenient and saves going up and down stairs for drinks, etc. We had a very enjoyable stay here.

I booked a last minute holiday to this property with a plan for myself and my 2 teenage children to take a well deserved break from work and A Levels. Eager to experience true Spanish life in a typical hillside village we considered ourselves incredibly lucky to discover Elaine's beautiful 4 story house nestled amongst a labyrinth of tiny streets and whitewashed buildings. With 2 roof terraces benefitting from full sun all day long it was the perfect place to relax. The house is well equipped and is very welcoming, homely and spacious. With 3 bathrooms, and bedrooms on 3 floors it will easily accommodate 6 people. Sympathetically furnished and brimming with Spanish features, tiled floors and staircases round every corner, it has plenty of character. Centrally located within the village, it is easy to access the indoor market, bakers, tabacconist, supermarket and general stores. The main plaza is literally at the bottom of the street with good restaurants and bars which are very reasonable. We found a good outdoor market where we stocked up on fresh fruit and veg for the entire week (only on Mondays). Torrox Pueblo has an interesting history of its own and it's definitely worth taking off into the maze of streets/steps/pathways and allowing yourself to get lost within the beautifully painted walls and vibrant colours of the flowers and plants that grow in abundance in Torrox, 'The best Climate in Europe'. The coast is also worth exploring and if you don't have a car (you don't need one) the local buses run up and down from the coast regularly (but keep your eye on the time as the last buses in the week return at about 7pm) after that you will have to rely on taxis. For buses to and from Malaga airport, it would be worth checking times on the internet as we found the bus timetables could be incorrect/misleading. There is a laptop at the house for such things, although communicating with Elaine was easy and she was ever-helpful and quick to answer any queries via email. I have already recommended this property to several friends, although I would suggest it wasn't suitable for elderly people. Personally, I would return without question...for longer next time hopefully!

We have just spent a week in Elaine and Richards Wonderfully maintained and beautifully presented town house. The house has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 lounges, a large kitchen and dining area on the ground floor, a summer kitchen on the 2nd floor with a terrace, with table and chairs and on the 4th floor a further terrace with chairs and loungers. There are DVDs, books and games should they be needed and free wi fi. Richard met us on our arrival and helped us to settle in to the house. Torrox pueblo is a friendly spanish village with a square that's perfect for morning coffee, a beer, glass of wine, lunch or dinner. The Bus ride down to the costa is a euro each way, great towns and villages to visit within the area, or as we did enjoy the terrace at the house with the lovely views and just walking around the village. Our daughter and her friend travelled down with us (early twenties) and they absolutely loved it, we drove them to the beach in the morning and they caught the local bus back to the village in the afternoon, they were then off down to the village square for a glass of wine or sangria. They also sampled the night life in Nerja which they enjoyed, taxi back to the village cost them 15 euros. This was our second trip to Torrox and we look forward to returning later in the year