Located next to Málaga Mountains Natural Park, this wonderful hotel offers an exclusive atmosphere in a privileged environment, where nature and luxury coexist in perfect harmony to enjoy an unforgettable holiday or break.
A stroll through history. The natural richness of the region invites its visitors to lose themselves along its paths and discover the varied flora and species of birds which inhabit the area.
The discovery of the traditions of the area continue in its folklore and have their greatest expression in the verdiales, popular deeply-rooted songs.
Cortijo la Reina is part of a 150000 m2 country house.

All the rooms are fitted with: air conditioning and heating, TV, telephone, mini bar and heated bathroom. Some of them with wood or coal burning fireplace.
They have been gracefully decorated in an elegant rustic
style. Suite rooms dispose of jacuzzi.

Privado : 0-30 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 15-25 School: 15-25 Cocktail: 15-25 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 0-15

When you arrive in Málaga, continue towards Motril until you reach P. de Sancha - Limonar exit at Km 244. When you reach the first crossroads, turn left, go under the dual carriageway and go ahead till Limonar. When you reach the stop, turn on the right to Fuenteolletas. The hotel is 12 km far away from there. From the centre of Malaga, take the road to Algeciras roundabout and from there take the road to Colmenar. Nearby are located Colmenar and Casabermeja. As well as other beautiful villages in the Mountains and Axarquía regions.   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

Tolox And The Spring Of Amargosa At the foot of the Sierra Blanca and Sierra Parda, set in the centre of the nature park called Parque Natural de la Sierra de las Nieves, lies the picturesque Malaga town of Tolox, famous for its curative waters, which make this town a natural paradise.

Ronda Everyone is well aware of the historical and architectural value of Ronda, with its many churches, palaces, walls Our proposal for a Sunday morning outing is to discover its natural richness, observing the fauna that live on the famous cliffs of the River Guadalevín.

Picasso Comes Home To Malaga The City of Málaga has finally brought to fruition the most worthy homage it could possibly render to its most universal son: the Museo Picasso Málaga, a museum that fulfils the artist’s own long-cherished desire.

La Sierra Bermeja The Malaga mountain range called “Sierra Bermeja” takes its name from the russet colour of its volcanic rock or peridotite. High up here among the fir woods are veritable gems of the local architectural style: Casares, Gaucín and Algatocín.

Antequera Antequera lies in the centre of the district bearing its name, stretching from the border with the province of Cordoba in the north to the foothills of the Montes de Málaga in the south. This makes it the biggest municipality in Malaga province, with a total area of 798 square kilometres.

A stroll through history. The natural richness of the region invites its visitors to lose themselves along its paths and discover the varied flora and species of birds which inhabit the area.
The discovery of the traditions of the area continue in its folklore and have their greatest expression in the verdiales, popular deeply-rooted songs.
Cortijo la Reina is part of a 150000 m2 country house.