Hotels near Antiguedades Los Remedios in Malaga

Great smart hotel. Hotel seems pretty new. Excellent location 5 mins walk from the main central train station at Malaga. Parking around hotel available. Very clean rooms, fresh clean linen and excellent shower. Perfect if you are overnighting to/from the train. I would definitely stay again. 1st time to try an EasyHotel, will choose again. Pleasant staff. Great concept and hotel felt very safe.

The public space is very spacious and clean, but there is no refrigerator and microwave oven, which is a pity. There is free fruit and red wine every night, the receptionist is hospitable and friendly, and the bed in the room is quite spacious.

We stayed at the hotel for a week at the start of August 2022. On arrival we were a little early but this was no issue and our room was ready and the reception were very friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and neat as i would expect. We had a really good view over the town across the dry overflow to the Old town. The hotel is 10 minutes walk to the old town center and around 15 minute walk to the beach all very flat no hills so very pleasant. Another huge benefit is the hotel is only a 5 minute walk from the central rail station and very easy to get to from the airport with a single adult fare on the train at only £2. Train is 20 mins to Torromelinos and 30 mins to Benalmedina and cheap again adult return £3.5 and £5 respectively, very quick and easy, but remember you still need a face mask on the trains!!!. Nothing bad to say about the hotel we had a fantastic week and a lovely stay. We will certainly return.

I love this hotel for it's location, it is right in the centre with shops, bars, restaurants all on your doorstep and a short walk away from all the main attractions in the area. The hotel is spotlessly clean throughout and there is a fabulous rooftop bar/restaurant where you can sit and sip cocktails with views across the city and cathedral. The staff in all departments are so courteous and nothing is too much trouble. They catered for my dietary requirements efficiently (allergies), I felt really relaxed and reassured whilst eating in the restaurant. I was contacted by phone the day before my visit to see if I had any special requests and was looked after by Nuria from Guest experience throughout the stay. Although the hotel is right in the centre of town it was not at all noisy at night time and I slept well in the lovely comfortable bed. The air con and wifi were spot on, as were the facilities in the room and bathroom. This was my second stay in this hotel and will only ever chose this hotel for my future trips to Malaga. I have never stayed in any other Vincci hotel, but will make it a priority to book with this group for trips to other destinations, if the Larios Diez is anything to go by. I would like to thank all at this lovely hotel for making my trip so pleasurable and am looking forward to returning a 3rd time.

The room space is ok and the front desk staff is very nice. There are machines that provide hot water and coffee for free. But over time, there are some coffee stains on the water outlet. The entrance is a bit strange. You have to take the elevator downstairs to check in and then the elevator goes upstairs to the room. The hotel is close to the street, and the noise is very loud if the windows are not closed, but you can't hear it if you close the windows. If you don't use housekeeping, you can exchange breakfast for free. Uber takes 20 euros from the airport to the hotel and takes 20 minutes It’s okay for a business trip.

Hotel location is very good, out of the hotel door is a variety of bus stations, you can go directly to the long-distance bus station, very convenient! The hotel is on a bustling shopping street, and many big-name specialty stores are around! From here, walk to the beach and pier and the birthplace of Picasso is very close! The building where the hotel is located is very luxurious, not like a hotel, just like a LV shop! There are three people, they are very comfortable to sleep, and there are hair dryers, except for slippers, so you don’t have to bring these with you! The front desk of the hotel is a gentleman of his father's age. It is especially graceful and English is also very good! Staying here is convenient, comfortable, and the family is enough, as long as you don't expect to be the kind of five-star luxury hotel, the price is very high! Share a photo of the pier!

This is a gem of a new hotel. Great value for money. Lovely helpful staff. Room was very clean. It's only a 25 min walk to the old town ( alternatively there is a bus stop right outside) Satisfactory breakfast. There is a coffee shop attached to the hotel that serves delicious sandwiches and cakes and also alcohol. There is a shopping centre with a large supermarket next door. Some local restaurants we used El Zodiaca and El Pescatita de Luys.

This hotel sits on the bank of a non-existing river just at the very beginning of the old town of Malaga. Actually, it is on top of the old medieval town wall with some Roman parts. It can be seen through the glass floors you walk on at the entrance to the hotel and even better a half level down. It is fantastic! The whole reception area is very airy and beautiful. Our room was large and very nice. The bed was soft, a very unusual luxury in continental Europa which I very much appreciated. However, there could have been more than one chair in such a large room. It is now completely dominated by the bed. The bathroom was rather big and included two wash basins. Even if it was a bathtub and not a shower, which I prefer, it was well covered with full glass doors, so it worked fine. The only disadvantage was the high walls of the bathtub and together with the internal three steps stair up to the bathroom and entrance it is not very good for those who have restricted movement abilities. Our room had three full lengths windows, so called French windows looking out into a nice car free area. Unfortunately, the hotel was in my view overcautious since they had put a number of large red stickers on them that completely spoiled everything, otherwise it could have been very nice. The breakfast was good with a large buffet, the only thing that could have been added was an omelette chef. The staff in the breakfast room was very nice and even more so those in the reception. I liked this hotel very much.

In the end of April and beginning of May we, a couple, spent altogether 5 nights in Malagas Casa de la Merced Suites. The first part, 27 April to 29 April, had been booked through ***********, and the second part, 6 May to 9 May, was booked directly from the hotel. It can be said that the first part of two nights cost us €165, and the second part was much more expensive, with €330 for three nights. The hotel has an outstanding location, very central to bars and restaurants. It is an old building that is now refurbished. It can be a bit noisy at night from the street, which we noticed, as we had a studio facing the street the first two nights. The second time we had a smaller room at a higher price. At the back of the building, near the cleaner's room, and facing the back of a church. You could say the standard of the smaller room didn't match the price. It was much quieter but much darker. The first things that had to be fixed in this second ròom was the electricity, and the curtains. The dark curtains keeping the lights out at night on one of the two windows were missing. Fixed by the kind cleaning lady. She also fixed the missing cloth bands that should keep the curtains apart in the daytime. The table for eating was difficult to sit at, being blocked by an old second fridge placed under the table. Which we ourselves were forced to place in the hallway. Actually, I've seen one review from 12 March, saying it was already there in the room. We were told the second room was for disabled persons, and the shower was big, but with non-functioning sliding doors, not closing. A lot of water runs out after showering. The cleaning was somewhat non-functioning. We were told it could happen only after 3 days, so we had none. There was not even any cleaning tools/brooms for us to use. Generally, the bed mattresses were a little on the soft side. And the second room was definitely a little uncomfortable, with a TV that was turned away from the bed. There was very little storage space, only an open shelf. Well, we paid for a superior apartment and found that for the low comfort, it was a rip-off. We were told there was no other room to get. The free minibar in the reception area was a good thing. But breakfast does not exist in this place. When it comes to the persons working in the hotel, we found the cleaning lady to be very kind. But the reception staff were not so pleasant, or welcoming.

We planned a 4 night visit to Malaga and wanted a central hotel so that we could explore the city. We chose the Palacete de Alamos due to its location and also the boutique feel of the hotel. We were definitely not disappointed! We stepped out of the hotel entrance and were immediately in the centre of the old city, with endless bars and restuarants within easy walking distance. We even managed a couple of hours on the beach! The breakfasts were excellent - plentiful and beautifully presented. The staff were delightful. The room was modern, clean and comfortable. On our morning of departure, as we had a very early flight, the hotel packed a picnic for us which was just delightful. We will definitely recommend and also stay again.