Torremolinos Hotels All Inclusive: Resorts, Weather and Tips

On most all inclusive holidays in Torremolinos, Spain, your board basis bundles breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually served buffet-style, together with snacks during the day and local drinks: house wine, beer, soft drinks and locally produced spirits. Imported brands, premium bottles and some à la carte dinners are often charged extra, so read the board description before you pay.

The value lies in predictability. Spend the day at Playa de la Carihuela or by the pool, and lunch and drinks are already settled. That said, an all inclusive hotel in Torremolinos, Spain doesn't stop you exploring: the town's own beaches and the seafront are close enough that many people mix hotel meals with the odd evening out.

Torremolinos itself is the larger of the two bases, with a population of around 65,000, and it's where you'll find the widest choice of bigger seafront hotels. Playa del Bajondillo sits right in town, Playa de la Carihuela is about half a mile away, and the Bajondillo cave, where early human fossils were found, is in the centre too. The Jardín Botánico Molino de Inca is just over a mile out.

Arroyo de la Miel, about 2.5 miles along the coast, is smaller, with around 18,000 residents, and suits families: Sea Life Benalmádena is around 2 miles from Torremolinos and Selwo Marina about 2.5 miles, with Castillo de Bil Bil and Playa de Malapesquera nearby. If a star rating matters to you, including 5 star hotels in Torremolinos all inclusive, use the filters on the deal panels to narrow the list.

April to September is the core season. April is remarkably dry, with just 4mm of rain on average and highs of 22°C; May reaches 24°C and June 27°C. July and August peak at 31°C with night-time lows of 22 to 23°C, ideal for a pool-centred all inclusive week.

September still averages 27°C, but October is the wettest month, with around 112mm of rain over 11 days. November recovers well, with 21°C highs and only three rain days. From December to March days hover around 17 to 20°C, comfortable for walking but rarely beach weather, and March can be wet. If you are after cheap all inclusive holidays to Torremolinos, avoiding the UK school holidays is the most reliable lever, as packages tend to cost more when schools break up.

A package bundles your flight to Málaga, hotel, board basis and usually the airport transfer. With the drive to Torremolinos taking about six minutes and Arroyo de la Miel about eight, families with tired children arrive quickly. You can compare all inclusive Torremolinos deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach on this page, so if you are already looking at Jet2 Torremolinos all inclusive offers, check them against the others side by side.

Check exactly what the board basis includes, especially for drinks and snacks, and whether transfers are part of the price. Families should look at hotel location: Arroyo de la Miel puts Sea Life and Selwo Marina close by. Hotel prices, tours and tickets, and car hire can all be compared here too if you plan a day beyond the pool.