Truly loved the size, cleanliness, and design of the bathroom.

Given the premium pricing and category of the hotel, it is reasonable to anticipate the availability of freshly squeezed orange juice as a standard offering. Particularly in the south of Spain, where oranges are abundantly grown, the absence of fresh juices notably detracts from the expected level of hospitality and amenities. The slowest internet connection I have experienced in any hotel in the past years. The WiFi signal was alright, it was the data transmission which made the use on my devices impossible.

The property was excellent throughout Bed was extremely comfortable Shower gel was amazing

Buffet breakfast was poor value and they forgot our order

Location was perfect . Xmas atmosphere & decorations were magical . The lunch in the restaurant was amazing . A string quartet for Xmas day made it all very special . The bar was cosy .

Even though booking in advance we were not on the main building but the annex . Our room was right at the end of the corridor overlooking a very unattractive courtyard in its pigeon poo everywhere . The electrics were a problem and kept dropping out so a piece of timber was as found to put behind the card to turn on electrics for the room . There was building work going on over Xmas and we were woken at 8am Xmas and boxing morning by banging and drilling . We complained but were told it was out of the hotels control . The room was expensive I think we should have been put into another room as the hotel myy it at have know this might be a problem ?

What an Amazing hotel. It is in the centre of the old town. Taxi drops you 50m from the hotel as pedestrianised. The staff are so friendly. Immaculate rooms. Special thank you to Daniel who was very helpful. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

An Unforgettable Stay – Absolutely Perfect from Start to Finish! From the moment I arrived at The Peppery, I was blown away. The location is unbeatable — five stars without question! Every detail of the experience was exceptional. The restaurant food was out of this world — bursting with flavour, beautifully presented, and clearly made with top-quality ingredients. Every meal felt like a treat. The staff were genuinely outstanding. Warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive, they went above and beyond to make me feel at home. Nothing was too much trouble, and their professionalism and friendliness made a huge difference to the stay. My room was spotless, modern, and very spacious — the kind of comfort and cleanliness you hope for but rarely find. It was clear that great care is taken in maintaining high standards across the hotel. I honestly can’t fault a thing. The Peppery has mastered the art of hospitality — a real gem and one I can’t wait to return to. Highly recommended!

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The hotel is in an excellent location: in a charming part of the old town. Museums and the main beach (Malagueta) are within walking distance, and the area is filled with tapas bars, rooftop lounges, and boutique shops. While it’s situated in a lively part of town, the hotel itself remains calm and quiet, with no disturbances from street noise. The rooftop terrace is a highlight—perfect for enjoying a coffee, a beer, or simply unwinding. The hotel’s décor beautifully blends old Spanish charm with modern elegance, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The bed and pillows were exceptionally comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. One important note: the hotel consists of two buildings—the historic Palacio and a more modern wing. I stayed in the Palacio section, which added to the unique experience.

Food at the restaurant could have been better.

Helpful staff. Wonderful expansive rooms. Great breakfast. Clean and spacious facilities. In particular the house keeping was of a very high standard. We appreciated the bottled water being delivered every evening.

Limited loungers at pool which were then occupied by people Who selfishly left towels to reserve loungers. Then left the pool area And no one could use the reserved chairs. This should not happen. Staff should remove the towels etc so others can enjoy the loungers.

This is a lovely building with an excellent location: you are not only very centrally situated on a bustling street with restaurants and shops, but you’re right across from the church where Picasso was baptized. The building is a former Palacio, as the name suggests, and it provides character and lovely architectural details.The breakfast provides a wide array of delicious buffet options, and you can also order things (such as omelettes) from a menu. Overall, this is a great place, but I think I would splurge on one of the bigger rooms just to have a bit more elbow room if I stayed here again. The hotel has an agreement with a nearby parking garage if you are arriving by car. It is a short walk from the garage to the hotel. They offered to send someone to meet us there and help with our luggage, but we ended up doing it ourselves and it was not too much of a hassle.

If I were to stay here again, I would opt for a bigger room. Our room was the “double Palacio,” and it was a tight space. I’m not sure what is “double” about it. We did not have enough room to open both suitcases and sort through our things. Also, though it was interesting to have a room that overlooked their enclosed courtyard dining area, it comes with the noise of clinking plates and chatter, so I would opt for a room on a higher floor or different section of the hotel were I to book again.

The hotel was beautiful and the location was excellent for wandering around the old town. We stayed in the new part of the hotel and our room felt very luxurious. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We didn’t eat in the hotel as we preferred to explore the city so couldn’t comment on the food quality.

The pool area is very small and there are only 8 sun beds and they were always occupied. It looks bigger on the photos. Our flight was in the evening and whilst we were offered a late checkout till 2pm there was no opportunity to use a courtesy room to shower which was disappointing.

A beautifully preserved palace turned heritage hotel—stepping inside feels like stepping back in time. Original Roman columns still grace the lobby and restaurant, offering a rare and elegant glimpse into the past. Even the grand staircase is a nod to timeless design—spacious, sweeping, and full of character. The modern adjacent wing houses a cozy rooftop pool and bar, perfect for soaking up the sun with a drink in hand. What truly sets this stay apart is the service. Staff go above and beyond, with some even recognizing returning guests across different outlets—adding a thoughtful, personal touch. Staying here isn’t just about comfort—it’s about being wrapped in history, warmth, and genuine hospitality.

An adjacent, more modern building (which is still part of the hotel) houses a small rooftop pool. While the pool leans more toward lounging than laps, the ambiance is undeniably charming. Despite its size, it doesn’t take away from the charm of the place. I’d happily return.