Don Miguel Hotel in Marbella is to reopen after eight years of closure, with 80 former workers finally receiving their unpaid salaries from 2004.
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This run down grotesque bunker hotel that’s miles away from the seafront out in nowhere will only attract tourists with the usual dishonest advertising; the last time it reopened was known as a golf hotel though the neaarest golf course is about 10 km away. So what will the con be this time. No doubt they get millions from the EU to finance the deal.