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5 star

Only You Hotel Malaga
4.6/5109 Reviews

Only You Hotel Malaga

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.61km from Malaga City Council Building
Friends recommended this hotel for our stay in Malaga and it did not disappoint. We got a lovely welcome from the staff at reception who had us seated with a glass of Cava within 5 minutes, a quick check easy check in and we were shown to our lovely room on the 4th floor. The room was fabulous and had everything we expected and more. The bathroom and facilities are excellent with lots of hidden touches. The bed is one of the most comfortable we've experienced in ages. We enjoyed the hospitality this hotel has to offer and we enjoyed breakfast at the roof top restaurant and bar plus we visited the pool area, we even had lunch at Carmen on the ground floor. We stayed for four nights and enjoyed Malaga from this perfectly located hotel. If we return to Malaga we will 100% return to this hotel but we also look forward to try the other hotels this group has to offer. Well done to this excellent group of staff.
Gran Hotel Miramar GL
4.3/5117 Reviews

Gran Hotel Miramar GL

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.66km from Malaga City Council Building
The service at this hotel was outstanding, I was really made to feel special. The building is beautiful, especially the marble staircase and terrace overlooking the sea. My room was very tastefully and luxuriously decorated, it didn’t have a view, but the price was commensurate for that. Overall the hotel gives an experience of mid tier luxury (not very very top level ala Bulgari hotel, but definitely premium). My biggest complaint is with regards to the gym and spa. The gym is ok, if small, has a squat rack which is great. But there is no locker room or changing area next to it! Any other five star hotel I’ve been to would have a luxurious locker room with a sauna and hot tub etc. Here there wasn’t even a place to change! I had to go back to my room and change into my gym gear the first time I went. Then there is the ‘spa’. Some hot tubs, relaxation areas and a sauna. Very nice, but a €25 EXTRA for guests!! What kind of a luxury hotel charges extra for use of the sauna?! Aside from this, I very much enjoyed my stay and would certainly stay here again.
Vincci Selección Posada del Patio
4.6/5116 Reviews

Vincci Selección Posada del Patio

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.9km from Malaga City Council Building
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.
Soho Boutique Castillo de Santa Catalina - Adults Recommended
4.5/539 Reviews

Soho Boutique Castillo de Santa Catalina - Adults Recommended

Malaga|1.96km from Malaga City Council Building
Overall I was disappointed with our stay, considering this is a 5 star hotel. Positives: - the concierge and reception staff were very helpful and couldn’t do enough for the guests. They really are an asset to the hotel. - the rooms were spotlessly cleaned every day, the housekeeping staff were fantastic - the view from the grounds was lovely - car hire from organised by the hotel was good value and very convenient Negatives: - our room had a view over the carpark and despite booking for a whole week, we weren’t treated to a better position. We weren’t even able to guarantee a double room ahead of arrival, despite enquiring about this. - the aircon was noisy and behind the thick curtains so was only effective with the curtains open at night - the restaurant staff did not offer good service. We had to chase them to take our order every time and were quite rude at times - breakfast was poor value and the terms were a little confusing. The sausages and bacon were poor quality and the scrambled eggs were rubbery - there is no bar, no atmosphere if you just want a drink before dinner - the pool area is tiny and offered no waiter service - the wifi was patchy - the tv was slow and there was no way to connect via Bluetooth or cast from phone - the room had no floor length mirror - travelling to and from Malaga was more arduous than I’d hoped. Walking is a chore after the first couple of times so involves taxis. Even the scooter / bike hire points were a long walk. - local cafes and restaurants in the very close by area weren’t great quality Next time we travel to Malaga we will undoubtedly stay elsewhere, I would definitely not return to this hotel.

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Business travel

AC Hotel Malaga Palacio
4.6/5120 Reviews

AC Hotel Malaga Palacio

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.42km from Malaga City Council Building
stayed for 5 days, cant beat the location. walkable to every point of interest in the historic center. The hotel is designed like a ship so it feels kind of tight inside the hallways and elevator is tiny. Nevertheless, the room design was modern, comfortable and ecofriendly. Cleaning staff does an excellent job. Amazing view from rooftop and food at the restaurant up there was good. NOTE for business travels, or anyone needing to use wifi. Their WIFI is NOT GOOD, it did not work in our room unless we stood close to the door our outside in the wall and common areas. Not helpful when you need to work or use your phone in the privacy of your room. We spoke to staff about it and they were not much help, it is what it is. They say 'you can use the internet in the common area' Okay.. Breakfast buffet is expensive so not really worth it. Doorman will continually ask you if you're staying there, even after seeing you every day lol- guess that's their job. ALSO not friendly for anyone with disabilities or mobility issues, there's no ramp at the front, you have to lift your luggage up the steps. meh

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Breakfast

Carlos V Malaga
4.1/592 Reviews

Carlos V Malaga

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.28km from Malaga City Council Building
With a stay at Hotel Carlos V Málaga, you'll be centrally located in Málaga, steps from Malaga Roman Theatre and within a 5-minute walk of Picasso Museum Malaga. This hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Alcazaba and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Picasso's Birthplace.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Self-serve breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 40 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Hotel Boutique Teatro Romano
4.4/564 Reviews

Hotel Boutique Teatro Romano

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.3km from Malaga City Council Building
Although this hotel advertises as a 2-star, in my opinion it is worth 5 stars. Small rooms, but impaccable in all aspects: good bed, amiable service (Bernardo attentively gave us a bottle of water as we left) and a perfect location. We overlooked a terrace, but the windows effectively blocked the sound. It is very near a taxi stand, which makes it easy to get there and away and within seconds you are in the old cetre of town. There is no breakfast, but it is very easy to get something to eat and eat in the hotellobby. I would advise to have some extra pillows in the cupboard of the room, since it appears there is no staff on call during the evenings/nights.
Alcazaba Premium Hotel
4/598 Reviews

Alcazaba Premium Hotel

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.3km from Malaga City Council Building
I recently stayed in Malaga with my family and other family members for 6 nights. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. The location is amazing, everything is walking distance. The hotel is located in a very vibrant area which is buzzing with restaurants, bars and cafes. The hotel offers a nice breakfast with a wonderful view of the Alcazaba. All in all, had a wonderful time which was made even more special by the staff, looking forward to visiting again soon.
Hotel MS Maestranza
4.2/594 Reviews

Hotel MS Maestranza

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.31km from Malaga City Council Building
The location of the hotel is superior, just across the corner from the harbour, and it is more pleasant to go to the bay. It takes about 1-1.5 kilometers to go downtown. There are not many attractions in Malaga. Walk around for a long time. There is a castle on the mountainside. I didn't go up. The mountain roads need to have physical strength. Ha ha... The hotel facilities are general and the rooms are large. Breakfast is also average. The parking fee is 15 Euros. It is to hand over the keys to the waiter to stop, to take, and to pay a tip...
Apartamentos Líbere Málaga Teatro Romano
4.2/537 Reviews

Apartamentos Líbere Málaga Teatro Romano

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.35km from Malaga City Council Building
I didn’t receive the email from Libere and it was a 36 minute problem trying to get into the apartment The staff on the phone were quite helpful and the code was finally. received. I was on the third floor this time, very nice apartment with a beautiful view.
Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World
4.6/5104 Reviews

Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.36km from Malaga City Council Building
We visited in August for 4 nights. Have visited Malaga before and thought would try this boutique hotel for a change and glad we did. Our room was ready on our early arrival, at the front and was quiet despite the busy street below. Fantastic central location, clean, comfortable and extra thanks to Nacho for his attention during the breakfast service. Highly recommend and would stay here again.

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Family friendly

Gran Hotel Miramar GL
4.3/5117 Reviews

Gran Hotel Miramar GL

Malaga City Center Malaga|0.66km from Malaga City Council Building
The service at this hotel was outstanding, I was really made to feel special. The building is beautiful, especially the marble staircase and terrace overlooking the sea. My room was very tastefully and luxuriously decorated, it didn’t have a view, but the price was commensurate for that. Overall the hotel gives an experience of mid tier luxury (not very very top level ala Bulgari hotel, but definitely premium). My biggest complaint is with regards to the gym and spa. The gym is ok, if small, has a squat rack which is great. But there is no locker room or changing area next to it! Any other five star hotel I’ve been to would have a luxurious locker room with a sauna and hot tub etc. Here there wasn’t even a place to change! I had to go back to my room and change into my gym gear the first time I went. Then there is the ‘spa’. Some hot tubs, relaxation areas and a sauna. Very nice, but a €25 EXTRA for guests!! What kind of a luxury hotel charges extra for use of the sauna?! Aside from this, I very much enjoyed my stay and would certainly stay here again.

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Alcazaba Premium Hotel

Alcazaba Premium Hotel

4/598 Reviews
Malaga City Center
I recently stayed in Malaga with my family and other family members for 6 nights. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. The location is amazing, everything is walking distance. The hotel is located in a very vibrant area which is buzzing with restaurants, bars and cafes. The hotel offers a nice breakfast with a wonderful view of the Alcazaba. All in all, had a wonderful time which was made even more special by the staff, looking forward to visiting again soon.
Molina Lario

Molina Lario

4.5/5104 Reviews
Malaga City Center
We stayed in 4 rooms as a group of 8 friends doing a speedy mini break in Malaga. The standard rooms were set up as twins as we requested and we all very keen and really well appointed. Great water pressure in the shower! All of the front desk staff could not have been more helpful and accommodating. The hotel is so well positioned for a malaga city break just steps from the Cathedral. We had lunch at Matiz which was tasty and even after a miscommunication due to a translation issue they were quick to correct the problem. breakfast was included and was simple and what you would expect - it would be nice to be offered the hotter options as we didn’t realise we could get those until after we had finished our last breakfast!. Our only real disappointment was on our last evening when we were going out for a special meal and wanted to have a cocktail on the roof top bar. We had left 45 minutes but the waiter (v curly hair) wouldn’t serve us at the bar and insisted he would come to take our order - despite telling us on 2 occasion he would just be 2 or 3 minutes (and serving others arriving after us) , it was 20 minutes later and we still hadn’t had a drink so left to go to our dinner reservation which we would otherwise be late for and had a cocktail there instead. It seemed a really disappointing thing to happen and left us very disappointed given the standard of all the other staff and service at the hotel otherwise. We would defiantly return but perhaps steer clear of the rook top bar.
Hotel Eliseos

Hotel Eliseos

3.9/589 Reviews
Malaga City Center
Reasonable size room, with good size mirrored wardrobe. Dressing table. Small fridge. Bathroom with 2 sinks .bath and a bidet.sachets of shampoo and shower gel provided plus small soaps.bed isnt the most comfortable but not horrendous. View is another building and a balcony for smokers.clean and reasonable. Really central to the town , harbour and beach .so all in all very good for a budget hotel. Extra blankets which is good in January. A bending machine for drinks and snacks. Breakfast can be bought on a day to day basis at 6 euro each.consists of .teas and coffee and fruit juice. Croissants. Bread, cereal, tinned pears, yoghurts , scrambled egg, bacon , sausages. Plus other bits and pieces. Staff nice and friendly but woman at breakfast seems sick of her life .would stay again, budget price and really not bad at all.
AC Hotel Malaga Palacio

AC Hotel Malaga Palacio

4.6/5120 Reviews
Malaga City Center
stayed for 5 days, cant beat the location. walkable to every point of interest in the historic center. The hotel is designed like a ship so it feels kind of tight inside the hallways and elevator is tiny. Nevertheless, the room design was modern, comfortable and ecofriendly. Cleaning staff does an excellent job. Amazing view from rooftop and food at the restaurant up there was good. NOTE for business travels, or anyone needing to use wifi. Their WIFI is NOT GOOD, it did not work in our room unless we stood close to the door our outside in the wall and common areas. Not helpful when you need to work or use your phone in the privacy of your room. We spoke to staff about it and they were not much help, it is what it is. They say 'you can use the internet in the common area' Okay.. Breakfast buffet is expensive so not really worth it. Doorman will continually ask you if you're staying there, even after seeing you every day lol- guess that's their job. ALSO not friendly for anyone with disabilities or mobility issues, there's no ramp at the front, you have to lift your luggage up the steps. meh
Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World

Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World

4.6/5104 Reviews
Malaga City Center
We visited in August for 4 nights. Have visited Malaga before and thought would try this boutique hotel for a change and glad we did. Our room was ready on our early arrival, at the front and was quiet despite the busy street below. Fantastic central location, clean, comfortable and extra thanks to Nacho for his attention during the breakfast service. Highly recommend and would stay here again.
Feelathome Merced Apartments

Feelathome Merced Apartments

4.1/517 Reviews
Malaga City Center
Fantastic location, very well kept apartment, it was spacious and staff were on hand for any questions/immediate assistance. Value for money is fantastic given how central you are. 20 mins from airport in a private transfer taxi. The property itself has no staff on site and it’s very much an airB&B set up where you access your keys from a safety deposit box. Apart from a slight leak under the sink, I have no issues. There are some building works taking place at the back of the apartment building which might wake up anyone that likes a long lie, although I appreciate that would only be temporary. All in all I would highly recommend feel at home apartments Malaga as a place to stay for your city break.

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For those traveling for business and tourism, Pablo Ruiz Picasso Airport is the preferred choice when visiting Malaga. It's easy to reach Malaga. The city can be reached by plane, train, and car.

There are 664 hotels in Malaga on Trip.com, including luxury, boutique, and budget hotels. As a popular tourist city, Malaga has many renowned chain hotels. In Malaga, there are hotels under the Ibis brand. Travelers who favor this brand can choose to stay there to enjoy the luxury services provided by Ibis. Ibis is the most popular brand among tourists. Atarazanas Málaga Boutique Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Malaga. Many tourists also stay at Barceló Malaga.

In the city center of Malaga, you'll have easy access to Centro de Arte de la Tauromaquia-Coleccion Juan Barco, Plaza del Siglo, ArsMalaga. If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Coast of the Sun, Mijas, Nerja. You can also visit top-rated attractions like Las Playas.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 15.37°C during the day, 10.5°C at night

• April to June: 21.43°C during the day, 16.23°C at night

• July to September: 26.39°C during the day, 21.78°C at night

• October to December: 18.07°C during the day, 13.47°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 61.67 cm

• Summer: 26.0 cm

• Autumn: 8.0 cm

• Winter: 79.67 cm

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