Marbella Town Hall is a coworking space in Marbella Old Town in Marbella. This place has 93 reviews and an average rating of 3.7 of 5.
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Nice building, located on a romantic, lively square filled with restaurants. It is in the center of the old town of Marbella.
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In my youth, a very long time ago, the Plaza de los Naranjos in Marbella was a very attractive place. It still has some good points, especially the scent of the Azahar - the orange blossom - in April, but it has been spoilt by having too many tables crammed into it.
Looks a bit like a school dining room in my view!
But the best part of the Plaza is the extremely handsome building that is the official Town Hall.
The Ayuntamiento, it's called.
They started it in the 16th century, renovated it in the 18th, and extended it in 1972 when they demolished the old town jail next door. Its size and decorative features show that Marbella has been a prosperous town long before EasyJet and Ryanair started flying in the tourists.
It's worth having a look at it, and you can even go inside as it's where the main tourist office is sited.
The most interesting thing, of course, they don't tell you about: the scandals which took place over the last 20 years and resulted in Mayors, Deputy Mayors and council officials being jailed for (ahem. Allegedly . . .) defrauding the town of hundreds of millions of euros.
If they devoted a room there to telling us all about that, the Caso Malaya as it is called, I for one would certainly pay to go in!
The Old Town around the square is attractive, but it has fallen behind in the attraction stakes since Estepona started renovating and beautifying its Centro Historico. Check out the Google Maps reviews and photos for that!
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A perfect 10 in the deal.
Clean, and the guy who attends the entrance very friendly ..
A terrible service as always, I had an appointment at 12:25, it was 1:00 p.m. and they had not attended me, I am going to ask and it turns out that I had not been treated well. A shame waiting for more than half an hour and thank goodness I went to ask if I could not stay there, many people and few work, slow, irresponsible, as always in Marbella, officials leave much to be desired.
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