Malaga hotels

We only stayed for a long weekend but would have loved to stay longer to experience more of the facilities, the only criticism would be that youhave to pay for a beach bed whereas the pool beds are free of charge which was a shame. The food in the beach bar/restaurant was lovely and the staff very attentive. Would love to return.

Great location with loads of shops and alleyways. When you get to Malaga airport and everyone gets the train south to fuengirolla, you go north all the way to Malaga Centro (11 mins and £2 each). Historic centre is very Spanish with great atmosphere at night. Feels really safe and secure. Get on a bike (£10 all day) and travel down the beach toward Pedregalejo (cycle hire is from an English lady based in a back street shop 30 yards from the information centre near the port entrance). Rioja 2 € per glass, what could be better. Alcazabar and Gibralfora well worth a visit, walking up the hill is not for the faint hearted. This is like Barcelona but a lot cheaper, cleaner and traditionally Spanish.

Very nice hotel and friendly staff. A little bit far from the beach and the central, but more or less good location. I can highly recommend the place.

Large room on 7th floor facing street, lovely views. Right at the heart of everything next to the cathedral, 15 minute walk to beach etc.

Malaga is a friendly, vibrant and interesting city which is easy to get around on foot or public transport. Train station ( Malaga Centro) is only a few minutes walk from the Malaga Centro Hotel, offering an excellent ( and cheap) mode of transport to nearby resorts including Fuengirola. Malaga has a lot to offer the visitor including historic sites, beach and port and great restaurants. But most of all Malaga offers a warm and friendly welcome to visitors from local people.

The hotel was lovely,food was really good,lots of choice,and it was very modern and clean.the rooms were good size and nicely furnished nice bathrooms.Took a long time in picking a hotel ,have been dis appointed with other hotels ,but This hotel was brill ,will go back.

The hotel is a few minutes walk from the city centre and waterfront area, which meant we could walk everywhere. The reception staff were welcoming on our arrival, and continued to provide advice throughout our stay. Our room was at the rear of the hotel, quiet and was perfectly clean with ample wardrobe/cupboard space. The bathroom was spacious and clean. We didn't have breakfast during our stay, but we did have one evening meal and found this to be of a decent quality. The cafeteria/bar staff were extremely busy but were always friendly. We knew the hotel did not provide tea/coffee facilities in the room so we took our own kettle and purchased milk from the nearby supermarket which we kept in the fridge in the room.

Great location. Beautiful and modern. Located off a main promenade it's bustling with great restaurants and shops. Our kids loved the bunk beds.

Excellent hotel. We have stayed here previously and in its sister hotel Lola - all times the experience was fantastic. The staff were helpful, courteous and in particular Cesar, who has always been very friendly and so welcoming- the rooms are clean and comfortable with an excellent breakfast selection open until midday. Very happy with the hotel and will always stay here when visiting Malaga.

We had a standard room and the twin beds squeaked....we spoke to the front desk and they couldn't have been more accomodating - they upgraded us to a room with an actual queen bed (non squeaking) and a balcony overlooking the harbor - lovely and very comfortable. I usually stay in smaller, more 'boutique' hotels and was pleasantly surprised with the Marriot. Great rooftop bar and pool, would recommend, but stay in a superior room.